Vegas Has Ravens With Second-Best 2021 Super Bowl Odds

Jan 16, 2020 at 11:59 AM

Ravens fans may be tired of hearing about Super Bowl odds considering Baltimore was the favorite to win this year's big game and instead suffered a shocking divisional playoff loss.

On the other hand, it might feel comforting to know that Vegas – which is generally pretty good at predicting this stuff – is high on the Ravens' chances for next year too.

Caesars Entertainment and SuperBook USA released their 2021 Super Bowl futures odds on Tuesday, and both have the Ravens with the second-best odds to win it all. The Ravens have 7-1 odds at Caesars and are tied with the San Francisco 49ers at 8-1 at SuperBook USA.

Only the Kansas City Chiefs, who are in this year's AFC championship game and led by quarterback Patrick Mahomes, have better odds.

Next year's Super Bowl odds released from @CaesarsEnt today:

Chiefs 6-1
Ravens 7-1
49ers 8-1
Saints 11-1
Patriots 14-1
Steelers 15-1
Cowboys, Packers 18-1
Seahawks 22-1
Browns, Eagles, Rams, Vikings 25-1
— Ben Fawkes (@BFawkesESPN) January 14, 2020

2021 Super Bowl futures already out @SuperBookUSA

Chiefs 7-1
49ers 8-1
Ravens 8-1
Saints 10-1
Patriots 12-1
Steelers 12-1
Cowboys 16-1
Eagles 20-1
Packers 20-1
Seahawks 20-1
Rams 30-1
Browns 30-1
Bears 30-1
Chargers 30-1
Colts 30-1
Texans 30-1
Vikings 30-1

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— Will Brinson (@WillBrinson) January 14, 2020

The Ravens entered the 2019 season tied with the 15th-best odds to win the Super Bowl at 32-1. They ended the regular season with the best odds to make the Super Bowl at 42 percent.

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