New Orleans Saints Betting Odds: Super Bowl & Game Lines

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New Orleans Saints Betting Odds

The New Orleans Saints went 9-8 and fell short of the NFL postseason last year, in large part due to the retirement of long-time QB Drew Brees. After failing to woo Deshaun Watson in the offseason, the team decided to re-sign Jameis Winston to take starting QB duties again. Severe injury problems in 2022-23, however, are an angle that should continue to lengthen the ailing Saints' NFL betting odds for the remainder of the season.

New Orleans Saints Odds to Win the Super Bowl

Gamblers believe Winston can get New Orleans in the playoff hunt, but that’s the extent to which they trust him. The New Orleans Saints were an underdog when Super Bowl betting opened, putting New Orleans alongside mid-tier Super Bowl contenders that included the Minnesota Vikings, Arizona Cardinals, and Miami Dolphins. After an uninspiring 4-9 start, New Orleans' championship odds appear near the bottom of the league.

The Saints aren't faring better in NFL division odds betting to win the NFC South, with +4000 division odds marking a pessimistic outlook thanks to the presence of Tampa Bay. Considering Tampa Bay’s 2-0 record against New Orleans this year, it seems unlikely the Saints will provide much competition for a divisional title. With Michael Thomas, Smoke Monday, and Marshon Lattimore all on the shelf, the Saints’ outlook has grown dismal.

Individual Player Futures: New Orleans Saints in 2022-23

When healthy, Thomas is one of the NFL’s most dominant wideouts, putting up 1,725 yards and 9 scores in his last full season. But since Thomas has sat out most of the season due to injury, he’s fallen off the leaderboard. Saints running back Alvin Kamara avoided NFL disciplinary action this summer, but he suffered a rib injury in New Orleans’ Week 1 victory and missed time. Kamara was originally among the most exciting NFL prop bets and Daily Fantasy picks, but due to the star rusher’s inconsistent play, he’s no longer receiving any odds to lead the NFL in rushing yards.