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49ers improve Super Bowl odds with rout of Cowboys

Oct 10, 2023 at 1:07 PM--


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The San Francisco 49ers are making a statement this season, leaving no doubt about which team is the NFL's best. Any lingering doubt was extinguished during Sunday night's 42-10 dismantling of the Dallas Cowboys.

The unbeaten 49ers are averaging over 33 points per game through five weeks, boasting an average margin of victory of nearly 20 points. Their dominant play has improved their Super Bowl odds, furthering the distance between first and second place.

San Francisco entered Week 5 with the best Super Bowl odds, sitting at +500, per BetMGM. That improved to +375 after their win over the self-proclaimed "America's Team." The boost is evidence of a growing confidence in what head coach Kyle Shanahan's squad is capable of this season.

The Kansas City Chiefs own the second-best odds at +550, while the only other undefeated team, the Philadelphia Eagles, come in at No. 3 with +700 odds.

The 49ers have created a considerable gap between themselves and the rest of the NFL. This week's power rankings have the Bay Area team unanimously in the top spots, proving that the national media has taken notice, declaring that this could be the Niners' year.

Below are BetMGM's Super Bowl odds heading into Week 6, as of Tuesday morning.

  • San Francisco 49ers +375
  • Kansas City Chiefs +550
  • Philadelphia Eagles +700
  • Buffalo Bills +850
  • Miami Dolphins +900
  • Dallas Cowboys +1400
  • Detroit Lions +1400
  • Baltimore Ravens +1600
  • Cincinnati Bengals +2000
  • Jacksonville Jaguars +2500
  • Los Angeles Chargers +3000
  • Cleveland Browns +3500
  • Seattle Seahawks +4000
  • New Orleans Saints +5000
  • Pittsburgh Steelers +6600
  • Green Bay Packers +8000
  • Tennessee Titans +8000
  • Atlanta Falcons +8000
  • Tampa Bay Buccaneers +8000
  • New York Jets +10000
  • Los Angeles Rams +10000
  • Minnesota Vikings +10000
  • Indianapolis Colts +12500
  • New England Patriots +20000
  • Washington Commanders +20000
  • Houston Texans +20000
  • Las Vegas Raiders +25000
  • Denver Broncos +50000
  • New York Giants +50000
  • Arizona Cardinals +50000
  • Chicago Bears +75000
  • Carolina Panthers +75000



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