Chiefs Super Bowl Odds: Odds Remain the Same after Tyreek Hill Trade
The Kansas City Chiefs have traded away star receiver Tyreek Hill to the Miami Dolphins. How does it impact the Super Bowl Odds? Well, for the Chiefs it doesn't.
Matt O'Leary
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Chiefs Super Bowl Odds: Odds Remain the Same after Tyreek Hill Trade
If you think for a second you can take a day off from the NFL you are wrong. Every single day it seems like there is something new and today that's exactly what we got with Tyreek Hill and the Kansas City Chiefs.
Kansas City is sending Hill to the Miami Dolphins in exchange for five draft picks including a first and second-round pick this year.
Obviously, for Miami, this is a huge get. Tyreek Hill is a top receiver in football, someone who has put up 1,200 yards each of the last two years. Hill is also a three-time All-Pro and a six-time Pro Bowler. Kansas City is obviously going to have to look somewhere else to address their hole at Wide Receiver, perhaps in the NFL Draft.
The question becomes, how does this impact the Chiefs' Super Bowl Odds? Well, it doesn't.
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Chiefs Super Bowl Odds
Odds | |
|---|---|
Before Trade | +900 |
After Trade | +900 |
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The odds did not move for Kansas City. That's a tad bit surprising considering that they just lost a top-five wide receiver in football. Hill as previously mentioned, is responsible for over 1,200 yards of offense receiving every year and is without question the best deep threat in football. Sure, the Chiefs still have Travis Kelce but the wide receiver room leaves a lot to be desired.
Right now the WR room consists of JuJu Smith-Schuster, Mecole Hardman, and...well, that's pretty much it.
Expect Kansas City to use one of their first-rounders on the WR position. Chris Olave, if he's there, just feels like the perfect fit for them. As for Miami, they moved from +7000 to +5000 after the trade. In a stacked AFC they improved, we'll just see by how much.
