Saints Super Bowl Odds After Derek Carr Signing Move From 40-1 to 25-1

Derek Carr is reportedly heading to the Big Easy to join the New Orleans Saints.  The deal is said to be worth $150M over four years, including $100M in total guarantees.

The Saints were always considered one of the three favorites to sign Carr, so it comes as little surprise they are expected to do so.  The only surprise might be he's not going to the New York Jets.  They were the odds-on favorites to land Carr ahead of Monday's news.

Carr also displayed class in thanking Raiders fans via his Instagram page.

"I will miss all of you Raiders fans also. Thank you for an amazing 9 years."  

Carr leaves as the Raiders all time passing leader and led the team to their only two playoff appearances since 2002. 

SportsBetting.ag moved the Saints' Super Bowl and NFC odds following the news. Additionally, other quarterback markets (Rodgers, Raiders, Wentz, Fields, Jackson, Jones) have been adjusted.

Saints Futures Changes:

- Super Bowl went from 40-1 to 25-1

- Conference went from 20-1 to 14-1

 

Super Bowl LVIII                      

Kansas City Chiefs                     6-1

Philadelphia Eagles                   8-1

Buffalo Bills                              9-1

Cincinnati Bengals                     9-1

San Francisco 49ers                   9-1

Dallas Cowboys                         18-1

New York Jets                           18-1

Detroit Lions                             20-1

Jacksonville Jaguars                   22-1

Los Angeles Chargers                22-1

Baltimore Ravens                      25-1

New Orleans Saints                   25-1

Denver Broncos                        33-1

Las Vegas Raiders                      33-1

Miami Dolphins                         33-1

Los Angeles Rams                      35-1

Cleveland Browns                     40-1

Green Bay Packers                    40-1

Minnesota Vikings                     40-1

New York Giants                       40-1

Chicago Bears                           50-1

New England Patriots                50-1

Pittsburgh Steelers                    50-1

Carolina Panthers                      60-1

Seattle Seahawks                      60-1

Washington Commanders         60-1

Atlanta Falcons                         66-1

Tampa Bay Buccaneers              75-1

Tennessee Titans                      75-1

Indianapolis Colts                      100-1

Arizona Cardinals                      150-1

Houston Texans                        150-1

                       

NFC Championship                  

Philadelphia Eagles                   7-2

San Francisco 49ers                   4-1

Dallas Cowboys                         7-1

Detroit Lions                             8-1

Green Bay Packers                    14-1

Los Angeles Rams                      14-1

Minnesota Vikings                     14-1

New Orleans Saints                   14-1

New York Giants                       16-1

Chicago Bears                           20-1

Seattle Seahawks                      25-1

Washington Commanders         25-1

Carolina Panthers                      28-1

Atlanta Falcons                         33-1

Tampa Bay Buccaneers              33-1

Arizona Cardinals                      75-1

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com