Super Bowl odds: Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys get NFL Thanksgiving under way
The Super Bowl is less than 100 days away.
That means it's never too early to begin counting down to the NFL's big game, which will be held in Las Vegas on February 11, 2024 at Allegiant Stadium.
The Las Vegas Raiders are unlikely to play in Super Bowl LVIII in their home stadium.
The New York Jets probably won't make it, even if Aaron Rodgers returns.
Here is talkSPORT's updated list of the NFL's Top 10 Super Bowl championship contenders entering Week 11.
10. Seattle Seahawks (6-4 | Last Super Bowl win: 2013)
Pete Carroll has his resilient Seahawks in the top 10 Super Bowl contenders list.
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Seattle has a middle-of-the-pack offense and the defense is lower tier.
But even when Seattle takes a step backward in the win column, the Seahawks still have enough to remain in the big game conversation.
Carroll's crew is second in the NFC West and staring at a playoff spot.
It hasn't been easy for Seattle but as long as Geno Smith stays healthy the Hawks have a shot.
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Super Bowl odds: +3700 with FanDuel
9. Buffalo Bills (6-5 | Last Super Bowl win: Never)
The Bills have spent the 2023 season as one of the NFL's most unpredictable teams.
Buffalo finally got back on track on Sunday, blowing out the New York Jets and resetting a shaky offense.
Buffalo still has the potential to be a serious Super Bowl contender.
But it's already past the midway point of the regular season and inconsistency has been the Bills' weak link all year.
For Buffalo to receive better Super Bowl odds, Josh Allen must start playing like every game is a playoff game.
Super Bowl odds: +2500
8. Jacksonville Jaguars (7-3 | Last Super Bowl win: Never)
Jacksonville appeared to turn around its season with a two-week visit to London in October.
But a humbling 34-3 defeat to the San Francisco 49ers was another reminder that the Jaguars still have a ton to prove.
The Jaguars are coming off a smooth win against Tennessee and now face a pivotal divisional match up against C.J. Stroud and the 6-4 Houston Texans.
Jacksonville began this season as an AFC threat, started 1-2, then slowly climbed back near the top of the conference.
The Jaguars need to beat the Texans or they risk handing the AFC South to Stroud.
Super Bowl odds: +1900
7. Detroit Lions (8-2 | Last Super Bowl win: Never)
Detroit plays old school but modern football and is fun to watch.
So much fun that Eminem almost had a heart attack after the Lions' latest thrilling win.
The Lions have taken on the personality of fiery head coach Dan Campbell, producing one of the best offenses and defenses in the NFL.
A season-opening win against Kansas City let the league know that this was a different Detroit team.
Even after a disappointing road blowout to Baltimore, the Lions are still in control of the NFC North and a near-lock to make the playoffs.
With Campbell receiving Coach of the Year consideration, Detroit is moving closer to cracking the top five of Super Bowl contenders.
Super Bowl odds: +1300
6. Dallas Cowboys (7-3 | Last Super Bowl win: 1996)
The Cowboys answered a frustrating defeat to Philadelphia with back-to-back blowout victories.
With Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb and Michah Parsons leading a deep roster, Dallas clearly has the talent to compete with the NFL's best.
The question remains whether the Cowboys can take the final steps when it matters.
But there's no doubt that Dallas has serious offensive firepower and the team that just put up 49 points against the Giants could be equally dangerous in the postseason.
Super Bowl odds: +1100
5. Baltimore Ravens (8-3 | Last Super Bowl win: 2013)
Lamar Jackson is obviously good enough to win a Super Bowl.
Baltimore is beginning to put the rest of the league on notice in 2023, starting with a point differential that is tied for the best in the NFL.
When the Ravens win, they win big.
And they win often, with five victories in their last seven games, including three blowouts that have led to a command of the AFC North.
As Jackson enters the MVP debate, Baltimore faces a key divisional contest against Baltimore.
The Ravens must control the North before they can think about the big game.
Super Bowl odds: +950
4. Miami Dolphins (7-3 | Last Super Bowl win: 1974)
Miami is finding consistency at the perfect time.
A huge comeback victory against the Chiefs in Germany slipped out of Tua Tagovailoa's hands in the final minutes.
But the Dolphins downed the Raiders and remained in the hunt for the top spot in the AFC.
Watch Tagovailoa connect with a wide open Tyreek Hill, who sprints all over the field, and it's easy to understand why the Dolphins remain so intriguing as Super Bowl contenders.
Miami should win the AFC East, especially with Buffalo struggling.
But the Dolphins must be more consistent weekly if they're going to do real damage in the playoffs.
Super Bowl odds: +900
3. San Francisco 49ers (7-3 | Last Super Bowl win: 1995)
The bye week was helpful for the 49ers, who again look like serious Super Bowl contenders.
San Francisco, once the NFL's hottest team, regained its footing with a blowout of Jacksonville.
A smooth win over Tampa Bay followed, jumping the 49ers over the Eagles.
Kyle Shanahan's offensive creativity is again connecting with Brock Purdy.
Mr. Irrelevant will be the difference maker for the 49ers this season.
If he can be the QB that San Francisco needs, the 49ers will represent the NFC in the big game and could win it all.
Super Bowl odds: +470
~1. Philadelphia Eagles (9-1 | Last Super Bowl win: 2018)
Jalen Hurts and the Eagles joined Kansas City as the NFL's No.1 contenders for the Lombardi Trophy with a landmark win on Monday night.
Philly just keeps winning and Hurts keeps hanging tough.
Hurts ran for a pair of touchdowns as the Eagles rallied from a 10-point halftime deficit to beat the Chiefs 21-17 to put the rest of the league on notice.
It's going so good for the Eagles that they've made a term called "Tush Push" football famous and offensive center Jason Kelce has been named one of the sexiest men on the planet.
Don't be surprised if the Eagles and the Chiefs are the last two teams standing come February.
Super Bowl odds: +450
~1. Kansas City Chiefs (7-3 | Last Super Bowl win: 2023)
This is Patrick Mahomes' league and the Chiefs have been the team to beat so far.
But that all changed in Week 11 as the Eagles avenged their Super Bowl defeat to maintain their league-best record and offer a timely reminder of their credentials.
For the third straight week the Chiefs failed to score a single point in the second half and Kansas' struggling offense continues to be a concern.
If head coach Andy Reid can find more points for Travis Kelce and Mahomes, the Chiefs should be in the big game again.
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Let the countdown begin.
Super Bowl odds: +450