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San Francisco 49ers Have Lowest Super Bowl Odds in Entire NFL

Published Jun. 30, 2017 6:28 p.m. ET

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The San Francisco 49ers are now listed with the worst Super Bowl odds heading into the regular season.

Analysts aren’t predicting the San Francisco 49ers will do very much this season.

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And it looks as if Vegas odds are right up there with what pundits are saying.

According to Bovada.lv (h/t Matt Maiocco of CSN Bay Area), the Niners are listed dead last out of all 32 NFL teams with odds of 150/1.

It’s not surprising. San Francisco’s roster looks nothing like the teams considered legitimate Super Bowl contenders not long ago. And the 49ers also have the league’s toughest schedule, with opponents’ 2015 winning percentages rounding out at .555.

The Niners had 100/1 Super Bowl odds prior to the 2016 preseason.

San Francisco went 2-2 during exhibition games, although these contests don’t tell us much about how the team will fare when actual football takes place.

Here’s the breakdown of odds, courtesy of Maiocco:

Super Bowl Odds

Green Bay Packers — 6/1
New England Patriots — 25/4
Seattle Seahawks — 9/1
Pittsburgh Steelers — 11/1
Carolina Panthers — 11/1
Arizona Cardinals — 11/1
Denver Broncos — 18/1
Cincinnati Bengals — 18/1
New York Giants — 18/1
Kansas City Chiefs — 18/1
Indianapolis Colts — 25/1
Oakland Raiders — 25/1
Dallas Cowboys — 28/1
Minnesota Vikings — 28/1
Houston Texans — 40/1
Baltimore Ravens — 40/1
Jacksonville Jaguars — 40/1
Washington Redskins — 50/1
New York Jets — 66/1
Atlanta Falcons — 66/1
Chicago Bears — 75/1
Philadelphia Eagles — 75/1
Buffalo Bills — 75/1
Los Angeles Rams — 75/1
Miami Dolphins — 75/1
San Diego Chargers — 75/1
Detroit Lions — 75/1
New Orleans Saints — 75/1
Tennessee Titans — 75/1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers — 100/1
Cleveland Browns — 100/1
San Francisco 49ers — 150/1