The Denver Broncos preseason chances to win the Super Bowl are the most exceedingly bad within the history of the establishment
The oddsmakers at one well known sportsbook have set the team’s chances of lifting the Lombardi Trophy another year at +12000, or 120-1.
Agreeing to sports wagering master Ben Fawkes, this number is the most noteworthy the Broncos have ever been since these things were recorded beginning back in 1977.
Denver has had a few awful groups over the a long time, but clearly not one with this moo of desires. After saying farewell to starters like Russell Wilson, Justin Simmons, Jerry Jeudy, Lloyd Cushenberry III and Josey Jewell in the past 10 days, the revamp is formally on.
Head coach Sean Payton encompasses a amazing assignment to urge this squad back to the playoffs, let alone a championship level. The Broncos haven’t made the postseason since 2015, when they won Super Bowl 50. Denver’s had seven-straight losing seasons.
It’ll begin at the quarterback position, where as of now as it were Jarrett Stidham and Ben DiNucci are on the list. A slew of apprentice / bridge QB options have gone to other groups this week, and it’s looking increasingly likely the Broncos will take a quarterback in Circular 1 of the NFL Draft.
The only teams with worse Super Bowl odds entering next season are the Titans (150-1), Patriots (150-1) and Panthers (250-1). Denver’s AFC West rivals, the Kansas City Chiefs, have the best odds in the conference at 6-1. The 49ers are slight favorites for the whole NFL at 5.5-1.
Ultimately, Payton and the Broncos will try to prove the oddsmakers wrong. But the old saying “Vegas knows” generally applies.
And right now they know Denver is a long, long way from being a title contender.
