Lions Super Bowl 58 Odds: June 7, 2023
The Detroit Lions Super Bowl odds are +2200 at DraftKings, meaning they no longer seem like such a long shot to make the postseason. Here is a look at current props for Michigan bettors when it comes to the Lions:
With +2200 odds according to DraftKings Sportsbook, the Detroit Lions own the ninth-best odds in the entire NFL and fourth among NFC teams to win the Super Bowl. Thatβs something that the Lions have never done. Since the AFL-NFL merger, the Lions have made the conference championship game just once β in 1991.
When it comes to winning the NFC, the Lions find themselves behind only the Dallas Cowboys and last yearβs NFC Championship participants, the Philadelphia Eagles and San Francisco 49ers. Detroit is the favorite to win the NFC North at +130. The Lions have not won the division since 1993 when it was the NFC Central.
Using implied probability, Detroit has a 4.4% chance to win the Super Bowl. The Lions own a 9.1% chance to make the Super Bowl and a 62.3% chance to make the playoffs. The Lions have a 43.5% chance to win the NFC North.
Super Bowl Odds
Below are the 10 teams with the best odds to win the Super Bowl at BetMGM sportsbook Michigan.
π Kansas City Chiefs +650
π Philadelphia Eagles +700
π Buffalo Bills +800
π Cincinnati Bengals +900
π San Frasisco 49ers +900
π New York Jets +1600
π Dallas Cowboys +1600
π Detroit Lions +2000
π Baltimore Ravens +2000
π Miami Dolpins +2500
Latest Updates Impacting Lions Odds to Win SB LVIII
Following a winning season, the Lions aimed to upgrade their roster this offseason. Here is a look at the notable moves made by Detroit thus far.
- π April 27, 2023: Selected RB Jahmyr Gibbs (Alabama) with the No. 13 overall pick in the NFL Draft.
- π March 20, 2023: Signed S C.J. Gardner-Johnson. As a member of the Philadelphia Eagles, Gardner-Johnson led the NFL with six interceptions last season.
- π March 16, 2023: Signed RB David Montgomery. Montgomery has more than 3,600 yards rushing in four NFL seasons.
- π March 15, 2023: Re-signed LB Alex Anzalone. Anzalone led Detroit with 125 total tackles in 2022.
- π February 13, 2023: The Lions' Super Bowl 58 odds opened around +2500 following the conclusion of Super Bowl 57.
As the offseason continues, this page will be updated. Bookmark it and check back for updates as the Lions make more moves.
Lions Preseason Super Bowl Odds Every Year Since 2000
Optimism is high in the Motor City for a Super Bowl run in 2023. Hereβs a look back at past preseason odds for the Lions to win the Super Bowl.
At +2200 according to DraftKings Sportsbook, the Detroit Lions hold their best preseason odds since 2012 when they were also listed at +2200. That year, the Lions finished just 4-12 and dead last in the NFC North. Since 2000, Detroitβs current odds are as good as they have been.
If you're interested in a closer look at the Lions playoff chances, I have a separate article tracking their chances and breaking down the team's postseason picture following latest news.
Where Can I Bet on the Detroit Lions to Win the Super Bowl?
DraftKings Sportsbook seems to be early to the party when it comes to having playoff, division and conference props for the Detroit Lions and all 31 other NFL teams. Many Michigan sportsbooks, however, currently list odds for the Lions to win the Super Bowl.
DraftKings, BetMGM, Caesars Sportsbook and FanDuel are among the most trusted sportsbooks in the industry. At +2500, Caesars currently gives Detroit the longest odds.
Lions Super Bowl History
The Detroit Lions are a four-time NFL champion. The last title, however, came in 1957. That means that the Lions have never won the Super Bowl. Theyβre among four teams to never play in the Super Bowl and 12 to never win it.
Have the Lions Ever Won the Super Bowl?
No. The Detroit Lions have never won the Super Bowl. Theyβre one of 12 teams to have never won the Super Bowl.
How Many Super Bowls Have the Detroit Lions Won?
Zero. The Detroit Lions are among 12 NFL teams to have never won the Super Bowl. Joining the Lions are the Buffalo Bills, Cleveland Browns, Cincinnati Bengals, Jacksonville Jaguars, Houston Texans, Tennessee Titans, Los Angeles Chargers, Minnesota Vikings, Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers, and Arizona Cardinals.
How Many Times Have the Lions Won the Super Bowl?
Zero. The Detroit Lions are one of the NFLβs oldest franchises but have never won the Super Bowl. The closest they came to winning a championship during the Super Bowl era was in 1991 when they were throttled by the Washington Redskins in the NFC Championship, 41-10.
Have the Lions Ever Been to the Super Bowl?
No, the Detroit Lions are one of four teams to have never played in the Super Bowl. The three others are the Cleveland Browns, Houston Texans and Jacksonville Jaguars.
Detroit Lions Super Bowl FAQs
According to DraftKings Sportsbook, the Detroit Lions are listed at +2200 to win Super Bowl LVIII. Thatβs the ninth-best odds in the NFL and the fourth-best odds in the NFC.
The Detroit Lions are currently listed at +1000 to win the NFC this season, according to DraftKings Sportsbook. That ranks fourth among teams in the conference. The Lions have never reached the Super Bowl.
DraftKings Sportsbook, Caesars Sportsbook, BetMGM and FanDuel are currently among the most-trusted betting sites for wagering on Detroit and the NFLβs other teams to win the Super Bowl. The good news for local fans is sports betting is legal in the state of Michigan.
Zero. The Detroit Lions are one of 12 teams in the NFL to have never won the Super Bowl.
Zero. Detroit is one of four teams to have never played in the Super Bowl, and the only NFC team. The Cleveland Browns, Jacksonville Jaguars and Houston Texans are the three others.
Author
Mike Ferguson is a football betting analyst for BetMichigan.com. Mike spends his days browsing the latest lines for all the top NFL football betting markets to find storylines curated specifically for NFL sports bettors. Mike will also turn his attention to NBA, MLB or NHL betting lines that Michigan sports bettors might be interested in but football odds are Mike's expertise.
