First NFL Quarterback Benched 2023 Odds After Week 1

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Monday Night Football will cap off the NFL's opening week this evening, so it's time to completely overreact to results from Week 1.

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Playing MMQB is what we do as fans and bettors, and while the oddsmakers don't tend to overreact after the first game of the season, there are some interesting movements worth taking a look at.

SportsBetting.ag updated its first QB benched, first coach fired, Super Bowl, MVP and more odds early Monday morning, which you can find below.

We've highlighted all of the notable movements based on Week 1 performances. Trending down are players/teams such as Russell Wilson/Broncos and Ryan Tannehill/Titans, while trending up are players/teams such as Jordan Love/Packers and Jared Goff/Lions.

Also below are the NFL Week 2 opening lines.

 

First QB Benched Notable Changes:

 

- Russell Wilson goes from 50/1 to third-favorite (8/1)

- Ryan Tannehill goes from third-favorite (6/1) to favorite (same odds)

- Baker Mayfield goes from favorite (3/1) to 9/1 odds

- Jordan Love goes from 14/1 to 50/1

- Geno Smith goes from 40/1 to 18/1

- Jared Goff goes from 20/1 to 100/1

 

First Coach Fired Notable Changes:

 

- Brandon Staley goes from 16/1 to favorite (5/1)

- Mike McCarthy goes from co-favorite (6/1) to 50/1

- Mike Vrabel goes from 16/1 to 8/1

 

Super Bowl Notable Changes:

 

- 49ers go from second-favorite (7/1 odds) to favorite (6/1 odds)

- Chiefs go from favorite (6/1 odds) to third-favorite (7/1 odds)

- Lions go from 25/1 to 16/1

- Steelers go from 40/1 to 66/1

- Elves Browns go from 33/1 to 22/1

- Bears, who were least bet on team going into season, go from 66/1 to 100/1

 

Division Notable Changes:

 

- Ravens and Bengals flip as AFC North favorites

- Browns go from +325 to +210

- Steelers go from +475 to +700

- Raiders go from +2000 to +750

- Giants go from +900 to +1400

- 49ers go from -200 to -450

 

MVP Notable Changes:

 

- Jalen Hurts goes from second-favorite (7/1) to favorite (6/1)

- Patrick Mahomes goes from favorite (6/1) to second-favorite (8/1)

- Joe Burrow goes from 7/1 to 11/1

- Justin Fields goes from 18/1 to 50/1

- Tua Tagovailoa goes from 16/1 to 8/1

- Jordan Love goes from 40/1 to 20/1

- Brock Purdy goes from 40/1 to 28/1

- Derek Carr goes from 80/1 to 22/1

- Christian McCaffrey goes from 150/1 to 50/1

- Russell Wilson goes from 33/1 to 66/1

 

COY Notable Changes:

 

- Dan Campbell goes from 10/1 to 3/1

- Kyle Shanahan goes from 28/1 to 20/1

- Mike Tomlin goes from 12/1 to 20/1

- Sean Payton goes from 10/1 to 25/1

- SportsBetting.ag Press

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