Welcome to the NFL super bowl section of the website. This section will provide you with the basic super bowl 54 information to help you make a better educated bet on which team will win it all.
The main event will take place at the Hard Rock Stadium, the home of the Miami Dolphins on February 2nd, 2020 at 6:30pm. Make sure to bookmark this page as the betting odds change based on the teams weekly performance.
2020 Super bowl 54 current odds:
San Francisco 49ers +110
Kansas City Chiefs -110
2020 Super bowl 54 Mid-Season Odds:
Baltimore Ravens +300
New England Patriots +375
New Orleans Saints +550
San Francisco 49ers +550
Kansas City Chiefs +1000
Seattle Seahawks +1200
Green Bay Packers +2000
Dallas Cowboys +1400
Philadelphia Eagles +1600
Los Angeles Rams +2000
Houston Texans +2500
Minnesota Vikings +2500
Buffalo Bills +4000
Indianapolis Colts +4000
Tennessee Titans +4500
Los Angeles Chargers +5000
Above odds are provided by BetOnline.ag
Updated: December 1st, 2019
2020 Super bowl 54 Pre-Season Odds:
Arizona Cardinals +15000
Atlanta Falcons +3000
Baltimore Ravens +3000
Buffalo Bills +8000
Carolina Panthers +2800
Chicago Bears +1300
Cincinnati Bengals +2000
Dallas Cowboys +2200
Denver Broncos +7500
Detroit Lions +8000
Green Bay Packers +1800
Houston Texans +3000
Indianapolis Colts +4000
Jacksonville Jaguars +3000
Kansas City Chiefs +550
Los Angeles Chargers +1500
Los Angeles Rams +1100
Miami Dolphins +2000
Minnesota Vikings +2400
New England Patriots +650
New Orleans Saints +880
New York Jets +6500
New York Giants +12500
Oakland Raiders +1000
Philadelphia Eagles +1100
Pittsburgh Steelers +2000
Seattle Seahawks +2700
San Francisco 49ers +4500
Tampa Bay Buccaneers +10000
Tennessee Titans +4500
Washington Redskins +15000
Above odds are provided by BetOnline.ag
updated: August 2nd, 2019
Super Bowl Matchups & Predictions
And then there were four. Just four teams remain in the battle to reach Super Bowl LIV. The AFC and NFC championship games are set for next Sunday and soon we’ll have the two teams that will play for the 2020 Lombardi Trophy. Here’s a look at the potential matchups and a predicted winner of each.
The Matt LaFleur Bowl
A year ago, Green Bay first-year head coach Matt LaFleur was the Titans offensive coordinator. A Titans-Packers Super Bowl would pit LaFleur against his old boss, Tennessee head coach Mike Vrabel. No one expected the Titans to get this far, but there is a strong history of No. 6 seeds having success.
The Packers were a sixth-seed in 2011 and went on to win the Super Bowl. The Titans certainly could do the same. Running back Derrick Henry has been outstanding. In two playoff games, the former Alabama star has rushed for 377 yards. QB Ryan Tannehill hasn’t had to do much. In fact, he became the first quarterback since Terry Bradshaw to throw for fewer than 100 yards in consecutive playoff wins.
With Green Bay finishing 23rd against the run during the regular season, Henry could have a field day against the Packers. Don’t forget the Titans have only given up 12.5 points a game in the postseason. Tennessee would be Green Bay’s worst nightmare… TENNESSEE 21, GREEN BAY 17
Similar Builds
In putting together a Super Bowl-worthy lineup, the San Francisco 49ers turned to former 9-time All-Pro safety John Lynch as their general manager. Slowly but surely, Lynch has pieced together the makings of a championship lineup. It’s very similar to that of Tennessee.
Both teams rely heavily on running the football, but also have very capable quarterbacks. Ryan Tannehill took over in Tennessee when the Titans were 2-4 and barely had any chance of making the AFC title game. Jimmy Garoppolo completed 69 percent of his passes for 3,978 yards and 27 touchdowns this season leading the 49ers to 13 wins.
The difference is on defense where San Francisco was No. 1 against the pass this season allowing opponents only 169.2 yards per game. The Niners were also second in total defense (281.8) and allowed just 19.4 points a game. In the division round, the 49ers held Vikings RB Dalvin Cook to just 18 yards rushing. On the other end, San Francisco ran for 186 yards and two touchdowns in the 27-10 victory over Minnesota.
If there is one team that can slow down Derrick Henry, it’s San Francisco. For that reason, a Titans-49ers Super Bowl would go to… SAN FRANCISCO 24, TENNESSEE 20
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