NFL Futures Bets Updated January 16, 2023: No Love for the Giants

Gambling911.com now will be updating NFL futures bets on a regular basis as you'll now be able to check in and see the changes over time, including the latest Sagarin ratings.  These futures are updated as of January 16, 2023 with another Wildcard game to still be played: Cowboys vs. Bucs.  Find Live Odds Here

Super Bowl 57 Futures

Mon, Jan 16, 2023 EST
Rot     Odds to Win Super Bowl LVII     Moneyline
101     Kansas City Chiefs         +300
102     Buffalo Bills         +350
103     Philadelphia Eagles         +500
104     San Francisco 49ers         +400
105     Cincinnati Bengals         +650
106     Dallas Cowboys         +1400
108     Tampa Bay Buccaneers         +2200
111     Jacksonville Jaguars         +2800
113     New York Giants         +2800

Sagarin Ratings

The Buffao Bills continued to sit atop the Sagarin Ratings with a number of 27.78.  The San Francisco 49ers now have the second best rating at 28.64 followed by the Chiefs at 26.48 and Bengals at 26.18. 

Dallas comes in above the Eagles (24.31, 23.80).

Surprisingly, the Green Bay Packers still came in the No. 8 spot after the LA Chargers.

Jacksonville has now cracked the top 10 at No. 10 (21.08) just under the Ravens.

The Bucs were listed all the way down at No. 18 (19.29) as a demonstration of just how bad the NFC South was this season.

The Giants are yet to crack the Top 20 on Sagarin, though they should when the numbers are updated after Monday's game.  They were coming in at No. 22 (18.71).

Yep, no love for the Giants.  They will play the Eagles in the Divisional Playoffs, opening as a +7.5 dog.

Paul Schwartz of the New York Post suggests that the Giants tend to have a coaching advantage versus just about all other teams.  This is certainly reflected in the Sagarin Ratings.  And that's translated into an amazing profit potential for bettors as New York will come into this game with a 14-4 record Against The Spread.

From the NY Post:

There were adjustments galore as the Giants engaged in another close game with the Vikings, a team that beat them 27-24 on Christmas Eve on a 61-yard field goal as time expired. On defense, the Giants took Justin Jefferson, the most prolific wide receiver in the NFL, out of the game, limiting him to one reception in the second half. The return from injury of cornerback Adoree’ Jackson had plenty to do with this, but so too did the maneuverings of defensive coordinator Wink Martindale to give Jefferson different looks.

The Giants also took a play the Vikings like to run — screen pass to running back Dalvin Cook — and ground that play into the ground, with cornerback Darnay Holmes especially effective in stomping out those plays.

NFL Conference Futures Odds

Mon, Jan 16, 2023 EST
Rot     Odds to Win NFC Conference     Moneyline
101     Philadelphia Eagles         +165
102     San Francisco 49ers         +150
103     Dallas Cowboys         +550
104     Tampa Bay Buccaneers         +1000
106     New York Giants         +1200
All wagers have action.

Rot     Odds to Win AFC Conference     Moneyline
111     Kansas City Chiefs         +145
112     Buffalo Bills         +165
113     Cincinnati Bengals         +300
116     Jacksonville Jaguars         +1400

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com