Las Vegas Raiders Betting Odds: Super Bowl & Game Lines

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Las Vegas Raiders Betting Odds

Las Vegas was a portrait of resiliency in 2021-22, mounting a furious late-season winning streak and reaching the AFC playoffs after a series of off-the-field issues that included the mid-season release of former head coach Jon Gruden. The Raiders entered the 2022-23 season with Josh McDaniels as head coach and former Green Bay Packers wide receiver Davante Adams added to an already-strong offense.

But a trio of close losses to the Chargers, Cardinals, and Titans in September can only be called a major problem for Las Vegas. The Raiders defeated Denver 32-23 in Week 4 to get into the win column, but blew a large lead to lose to Kansas City just after, leading to highly-skeptical short and long-term odds on the nomadic franchise. LV's overtime victory over Denver in Week 11 is all that kept the Raiders in nominal Wild Card contention. Recent weekends have brought better news, and a 3-game winning streak to accompany some exciting NFL betting odds.

Las Vegas Raiders Odds to Win the Super Bowl

Unfortunately, the Las Vegas Raiders’ Super Bowl odds have moved to (+42000) due to their 5-8 start. Injuries to Darren Waller, Hunter Renfrow, and Rock Ya-Sin certainly won’t help the Silver & Black save their season.

Individual Player Futures: Las Vegas Raiders in 2022-23

Derek Carr can no longer boast of an underdog prop-market to lead the NFL in passing yards. However, former Green Bay superstar Devonte Adams has arrived with the Raiders and been such a dynamo that he’s continued to thrive despite toiling on a lesser team.

Now that Adams has totaled 1,247 receiving yards on the campaign, he has (+1400) odds to lead the NFL in receiving yards. He also has (+160) odds to score the most receiving TDs. Pass rusher Maxx Crosby has (+5000) odds to win DPOY.