- The Jacksonville Jaguars have +3300 odds to win the Super Bowl.
- There are +1400 odds for the Jaguars to win the AFC Championship.
- The Jaguars have +200 odds to win the AFC South.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Right now is the time to buy stock in the Jacksonville Jaguars. Liam Coen has his squad rolling in his first season as head coach to a 13-4 regular season, which is the team's highest win total since 1999 when they went 14-2.
Following their massive run last season, Super Bowl sportsbooks are riding high on the momentum with their preseason odds leaning higher than in recent years.
Jacksonville Jaguars Preseason Odds
- Super Bowl: +3300
- AFC Championship: +1400
- AFC South: +200
- Win Total: 9.5 (Over +120)
Jacksonville is coming off one of its best seasons in history at 13-4, which featured both a top-10 offense and defense and an AFC South division title. Jacksonville’s odds will certainly lose value as the season goes on.
Why The Hype
The hype starts directly with Trevor Lawrence. Lawrence is coming off a career year with his fourth 4,000+ yard season, a career high 29 touchdowns, and 359 rushing yards and nine rushing touchdowns. Both of which are career highs as well.
Surrounding Lawrence is a receiving core made up of Brian Thomas Jr., Jakobi Meyers, and Parker Washington. Thomas especially has league-wide WR1 upside despite a down year last season. We saw him break for 1,282 yards and 10 TDs in his rookie year.
The only real question here is the backfield with Bhayshul Tuten leading the room, followed by Chris Rodriguez.
This is an early value opportunity as we saw the Jaguars open up last season at +8000 and claw their way down to +2500 by Week 6, with their corresponding odds following that same pattern.
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Samuel has been writing professionally for 4 years. He comes from a sports writing background where he enjoys writing mostly about basketball and football both professional and collegiate. He is a recent graduate of Florida State University where he majored in Editing, Writing and Media with a minor in Communications. During his free time, you can find him watching or playing sports as well as playing videogames and listening to music.