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NFL Odds: Kansas City Chiefs Favored by 3 Points Over Tampa Bay Buccaneers
On Sunday, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers host the Kansas City Chiefs for Super Bowl LV at Raymond James Stadium, starting at 6:30 PM ET. The Chiefs opened as 3.5-point favourites on the NFL betting lines before shifting to —3 where they currently sit. The total is pegged at 56.5 points.
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The Chiefs are returning as bigger favorites than they were last year at Super Bowl 54. They already beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 12 of the regular season, although it required QB Patrick Mahomes to throw for a season-high 462 yards to accomplish the victory. Not to mention, Tyreek Hill also had a season-high performance with 269 receiving yards and three touchdowns.
The Bucs almost pulled off one of QB Tom Brady’s signature late-game come-back wins with two fourth-quarter passing touchdowns to Mike Evans. But when time ran out, they were behind the defending champs 27-24. This time around, the Bucs’ defense won’t have to face Kansas City’s OT Eric Fisher, who will miss the Super Bowl due to an Achilles injury sustained in their AFC Championship game against the Buffalo Bills. Tampa Bay, meanwhile, is mostly healthy, but may be without the services of Jordan Whitehead, Antoine Winfield and Antonio Brown.
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On Sunday, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers host the Kansas City Chiefs for Super Bowl LV at Raymond James Stadium, starting at 6:30 PM ET. The Chiefs opened as 3.5-point favourites on the NFL betting lines before shifting to —3 where they currently sit. The total is pegged at 56.5 points.
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The Chiefs are returning as bigger favorites than they were last year at Super Bowl 54. They already beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 12 of the regular season, although it required QB Patrick Mahomes to throw for a season-high 462 yards to accomplish the victory. Not to mention, Tyreek Hill also had a season-high performance with 269 receiving yards and three touchdowns.
The Bucs almost pulled off one of QB Tom Brady’s signature late-game come-back wins with two fourth-quarter passing touchdowns to Mike Evans. But when time ran out, they were behind the defending champs 27-24. This time around, the Bucs’ defense won’t have to face Kansas City’s OT Eric Fisher, who will miss the Super Bowl due to an Achilles injury sustained in their AFC Championship game against the Buffalo Bills. Tampa Bay, meanwhile, is mostly healthy, but may be without the services of Jordan Whitehead, Antoine Winfield and Antonio Brown.
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