Early Super Bowl Futures

Atlanta 80/1?

Pats 100/1?

Bears 35/1?

Buffalo 8/1?

Always take 2-3 futures early each year and have had great luck last 3 years.  Do any of the above have a realistic shot outside of Buffalo?

Patriots should be 10 Million -1 Drake Maye's a stiff he'll spend more time in concussion protocol than on the field the only thing he can do is run he's the next concussion waiting to happen.

NFL and media promote all QB's taken in 1st Rd both Maye and Bo Nix are phony baloney the backup QB's were better.

@young1jesus

 I expect big strides from both Drake Maye with a solid OC in Josh McDaniel to support.... and the same in CHI w Ben Johnson giving Caleb Williams big time support.  But it's asking a lot for these young, 2nd year players , to win a SB.... and the odds accurately reflect that. 

Of the teams you listed, I'd rank them as follows:

1. Bears have the best chance. They clearly have the best defense of the group, improved the OL, and added a top tier play caller. I'm not a big Caleb Williams fan but I'm not saying he's terrible either - if he can't flourish in this system he's a bust. 

2. Falcons have top tier talent, a good OC, and an up and coming defense. If they won that division by going 11-6 would any of us be surprised? Not really. 

3. Pats still have a ways to go, and Vrabel/McDaniels aren't my favorites. 

None of those do. Don't really see a longshot coming thru 

It's going to be a +1500 or less kind of team. Probably the best time to get teams like Chiefs, Bills, Ravens at better value is when they go through a rough patch during the season and buy when perception is low. 

However, if I were to look at a few Houston Texans at +3700 is interesting. NFC side Rams or Commanders , maybe 49ers at +1600 could rebound in what is still thin competition in the NFC 

@Digitalkarma

 Why can't it be a team of +1500 or better?

Rams