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We have officially turned the page to the 2016 season, so where better to start than with the early Super Bowl 51 odds. The Seattle Seahawks, New England Patriots, and Pittsburgh Steelers lead the pack with 8-1 odds, and the Ravens are middle of the pack at 30-1, tied for 15th with the New York Jets and the Buffalo Bills.
These modest expectations make sense at this point, as the Ravens front office has much work to do before they will be considered in the playoff mix. But the return of Super Bowl MVP Joe Flacco, former DPOY Terrell Suggs, and veteran wide receiver Steve Smith Sr. should not be underrated for a team that was ravaged by injuries and suffered many close losses.
Here are the odds for the entire NFL:
| Seattle | 8-1 |
| New England | 8-1 |
| Pittsburgh | 8-1 |
| Green Bay | 10-1 |
| Arizona | 10-1 |
| Carolina | 10-1 |
| Cincinnati | 14-1 |
| Denver | 14-1 |
| Dallas | 16-1 |
| Minnesota | 20-1 |
| Indianapolis | 20-1 |
| Kansas City | 20-1 |
| New York Jets | 30-1 |
| Buffalo | 30-1 |
| Baltimore | 30-1 |
| Atlanta | 40-1 |
| Houston | 40-1 |
| New York Giants | 40-1 |
| Washington | 40-1 |
| Chicago | 40-1 |
| Detroit | 40-1 |
| New Orleans | 40-1 |
| Philadelphia | 50-1 |
| Tampa Bay | 50-1 |
| Los Angeles | 50-1 |
| Miami | 50-1 |
| Tennessee | 50-1 |
| Jacksonville | 50-1 |
| Oakland | 50-1 |
| San Diego | 50-1 |
| San Francisco | 60-1 |
| Cleveland | 200-1 |
| *Courtesy Westgate SuperBook | |