‘I’ve been encouraged’: Why Broncos believe improved special teams play is on horizon We discuss how the Broncos' defense will look different next season under Defensive Coordinator Vance Joseph and why the former head coach wanted to return to Denver. Broncos NewsĪnalysis: What DC Vance Joseph will add to Broncos' defense in return to Denver If that happens, a flyer on the +4,000 odds might be worth it. The latter may impact any adjustment, especially if Denver looks and plays like a functional team. It’ll be interesting to see what happens to the Broncos odds as head into training camp and the preseason. Kansas City is the favorite at -165, followed by the Los Angeles Chargers (+340) and the Las Vegas Raiders (+1,100). Really good value, especially if you feel Payton and Denver could make it happen. In terms of the AFC West, the Broncos are +550. Obviously, the Chiefs are the favorite (+330), followed by the Bills (+500), Cincinnati Bengals +550), Miami Dolphins, Baltimore Ravens and New York Jets (+1,100). The Kansas City Chiefs are the favorite at +600, followed by the Philadephia Eagles (+650), the Buffalo Bills (+900) and the San Francisco 49ers (+1,000).Īs for the AFC, the Broncos are +2,500 to win the conference, tied with the Pittsburgh Steelers. In Sean Payton’s first season with the New Orleans Saints, he took that franchise to the NFC Championship Game. That’s a far better value for Broncos bettors for something that is a longshot. Not sure what has changed to warrant the adjustment, but here we are. Now that OTAs and minicamp have been completed, Denver is back to +4,000. That was a bit surprising when it happened in late March. After the first week of NFL Free Agency, they dipped to +2,500. When DraftKings Sportsbook released its futures board, the Broncos were at +4,000. Take a look at the Denver Broncos Super Bowl odds.

The fluctuation of betting odds is always fascinating.

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