Our Divisional Round field is set. Eight teams are left vying for the Super Bowl, and that narrows the field for our Super Bowl MVP futures. Let’s take a look at who leads the field after Monday night’s clash between the Texans and Steelers. Here is a look at the top 20 of the field on DraftKings Sportsbook:
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The quarterbacks for the top six teams in Super Bowl odds lead the way, but with a couple of spots flipped. The Rams are No. 2 in odds behind the Seahawks, but it’s Matthew Stafford leading the way over Sam Darnold in early SBMVP odds. Josh Allen got the spot over Drake Maye despite the Patriots being ahead of the Bills in odds. The rest of the top six is chalk according to the odds, followed by the Rams’ and Seahawks’ top two targets, respectively. The quarterbacks for the two teams with the longest odds, Caleb Williams and Brock Purdy, round out the top 10.
Then it gets funky. Both Seahawks running backs are tied for 11th in odds alongside NFL rushing leader James Cook. Davante Adams and Kyren Williams both ended in the top 20, giving the Rams four spots. Both Texans defensive ends are tied with their starting running back Woody Marks, tying Houston with Los Angeles for the most representatives in the top 20. The Broncos and the Bears are the only teams who had one representative.
It’s a deep field, and now is the time to bet on your favorite horse if you’re confident in a Super Bowl pick. Got a favorite upset in mind? Maybe you can get some value out of picking the MVP almost a full month in advance. Make sure you check out the full list on DraftKings Sportsbook.
