Super Bowl LVII: Cleveland Browns Unlikely To Win Big Game: Oddsmakers

CLEVELAND — Super Bowl LVII is in Glendale, Arizona next year and oddsmakers believe the Cleveland Browns are unlikely to represent the AFC in the game.

The Browns are currently +4000 to hoist next year's Lombardi Trophy, according to Ceasars Sportsbook. Cleveland is tied, at +4000, with the Philadelphia Eagles, Miami Dolphins and Seattle Seahawks. In the AFC North, only the Pittsburgh Steelers have worse odds to win it all than the Browns.

Fox Bet likes the Browns a bit more, putting their odds of winning next year's Super Bowl in the middle-of-the-pack. Cleveland is +3300 on that book, tied with the New Orleans Saints, but worse than the Seahawks. Pittsburgh is again the only AFC North team with worse odds than Cleveland, according to Fox Bet.

Oddssharks also peg the Browns as a middle-of-the-road team, with 35-to-1 odds of winning the championship.

The Browns are coming off a strange campaign that saw the team sweep the eventual AFC champion Cincinnati Bengals, but fail to make the playoffs. Cleveland notched an 8-9 season and quarterback Baker Mayfield spent most of the year battling injuries and gutting out mercurial performances.

The Los Angeles Rams defeated the Cincinnati Bengals 23-20 on Sunday in Inglewood, CA to capture Super Bowl LVI.