There’s Lots Of Wagers You Can Make On The Green Bay Packers

For better or worse, you can wager on anything and everything in 2025.

Player props. Win loss totals. Awards. Coin tosses.

You name it, it’s there.

Several NFL futures bets are already available, including many involving the Green Bay Packers.

Here are some interesting ones at Draftkings.com.

Super Bowl champion

The Packers are tied with Washington for the eighth-best odds to win the Super Bowl at +1900. Philadelphia (+650), Kansas City (+700), Buffalo (+700), Baltimore (+700), Detroit (+850), San Francisco (+1400) and Cincinnati (+1700) have better odds than Green Bay.

NFC champion

Green Bay and Washington are tied for the fourth-best odds at +900 to bring home a conference title. Philadelphia (+300), Detroit (+400) and San Francisco (+650) have better odds than the Packers.

Predicting the finalists

In one of the more entertaining bets, you can predict the Super Bowl finalists. And if you’re somehow able to do it, the payouts are large.

Here’s where Green Bay comes in:

Green Bay vs. Kansas City: +4500

Green Bay vs. Buffalo: +4500

Green Bay vs. Baltimore: +4500

Green Bay vs. Cincinnati: +9000

Green Bay vs. Los Angeles Chargers: +13000

Green Bay vs. Houston: +15000

Green Bay vs. Denver: +17000

Green Bay vs. Miami: +25000

Green Bay vs. Pittsburgh: +30000

Green Bay vs. Las Vegas: +40000

Green Bay vs. New England: +40000

Green Bay vs. Jacksonville: +50000

Green Bay vs. Indianapolis: +50000

Green Bay vs. Cleveland: +70000

Green Bay vs. New York Jets: +70000

Green Bay vs. Tennessee: +100000

Myles Garrett’s next team

Cleveland defensive end Myles Garrett has requested a trade, and the Packers have a major need at that position.

If Garrett changes teams, Green Bay currently has the sixth-best odds of landing him at +1200. Washington is the favorite at +225, followed by Buffalo (+250), Detroit (+550), Philadelphia (+700) and Chicago (+1100).

MVP

Green Bay quarterback Jordan Love has the eighth-best odds to win MVP honors at +200. Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen are the co-favorites at +550, while Joe Burrow is third (+650).

Love had a solid, but far from spectacular second year as Green Bay’s starting quarterback. He finished with 25 touchdown passes, 11 interceptions, threw for 225.9 yards per game, completed 63.1% of his passes and had a passer rating of 96.7.

Offensive Player of the Year

Green Bay running back Josh Jacobs is tied for the 10^th-best odds at +2200. Saquon Barkley leads the way at +500, with Jahmyr Gibbs (+850), Ja’Marr Chase (+1000), Bijan Robinson (+1400) and Derrick Henry (+1500) rounding out the top five.

Jacobs ran for 1,329 yards and had 16 total touchdowns in 2024.

Defensive Player of the Year

Linebacker Edgerrin Cooper, safety Xavier McKinney and defensive end Rashan Gary have the best odds among Green Bay players at +10000. Detroit defensive end Aidan Hutchinson is the favorite at +650.

McKinney was second in the NFL with eight interceptions last year, while Gary led Green Bay with 7.5 sacks. Cooper had 3.5 sacks and a team-high 13 tackles for loss during an impressive rookie season.

Coach of the Year

Green Bay’s Matt LaFleur checks in with the 12^th-best odds at +2500. New England’s Mike Vrabel and Chicago’s Ben Johnson (+750) have the best odds, while Jim Harbaugh of the Los Angeles Chargers and Pete Carroll of the Las Vegas Raiders are tied for third (+1200).

LaFleur has a 67-33 record (.670) during his first six seasons, but is just 3-5 in the postseason and has never led the Packers to a Super Bowl.