Who’s improving, who’s falling in Super Bowl 58 odds after Week 11

As Week 11 wraps up, we take a look at how this week’s results affected each team’s Super Bowl odds.

Who had the best Week 11 performance?

The Bills pulled off a very strong all-around performance against the Jets, completely stifling them on both sides of the ball. This was a much-needed bounce back from two losses against the Bengals and the Broncos in the last two weeks.

The Giants pulled off a shockingly good win over the Commanders with Tommy DeVito at quarterback, and the Jaguars pulled off a dominant victory over the Titans. The Ravens may just own the best game of the week (ahead of Monday night, of course) after a significant win that pushed them to the top of the AFC North standings.

Which favorites have work to do?

The Miami Dolphins and Detroit Lions, each favorites to win their divisions this season, did pull off wins this week, but both were probably a bit too close for comfort. The Lions barely came back to beat a very bad Chicago Bears team, and the Dolphins beat the Raiders by just a single score despite grabbing three interceptions from Vegas QB Aidan O’Connell.

Which teams with upset wins could be legit Super Bowl contenders?

Lots of favorites won this week. The Minnesota Vikings nearly grabbed an upset win on the road against the Broncos, but Denver came back with a final drive that put them over the top. No teams that had upset wins this weekend are legit Super Bowl contenders, but if the Eagles beat the Chiefs on Monday night, they would fall into this category.

Here’s a full list of Super Bowl 58 odds heading into Week 11, and how they compare with the opening numbers, Week 1, and last week. All odds are courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook.