Current Super Bowl Odds

As of now, the San Francisco 49ers hold the seventh-best odds in the NFL to claim the Super Bowl title, with their line set at +1900. This means that a wager of $100 would yield a profit of $1,900 should they succeed in winning the championship.

Postseason Possibilities

The 49ers also face promising odds in the NFC West division, currently standing at +130. A successful $100 bet here would return $130 if they finish atop their division.

Review of Last Season

The previous season was challenging for the 49ers, who concluded with a record of 6-11, which ultimately did not secure them a playoff berth. Their home performance was mediocre at 4-5, coupled with a disappointing two wins on the road.

Within the NFC West, San Francisco’s record stood at 1-5, and they struggled against conference opponents, finishing with a 4-8 record. Close calls characterized their matches, as they managed just two victories in one-possession games and one win in games determined by a mere three points. Additionally, they played a total of six “island games” (nationally televised), ending the season 3-3 in those outings.

Insights on Super Bowl Chances

Given their Super Bowl odds of +1900, statistical models imply that the 49ers currently possess a 5% probability of winning the championship.

Betting Analysis

• The 49ers ended the last season with a 5-12 record against the spread (ATS).
• Games involving San Francisco surpassed the combined scoring total 10 times in the past season.
• When favored on the moneyline, they won 46.2% of their games (6-7).
• They were underdogs in four matches last season and did not emerge victorious in any of those contests.

Top Performers from Last Season

Several key players stood out during the last season:

• Brock Purdy: In 15 games, Purdy threw for 3,864 yards, achieved 20 touchdowns against 12 interceptions, and maintained a completion rate of 65.9%. He also added five rushing touchdowns and gained 323 yards on the ground.
• George Kittle: Kittle logged 1,106 receiving yards and scored eight touchdowns on 78 receptions while being targeted 94 times.
• Jauan Jennings: Jennings recorded 77 catches for 975 yards and six touchdowns over 15 games, averaging approximately 5.1 receptions per game.
• Jordan Mason: As a running back, Mason averaged 65.8 rushing yards across 12 games, totaling 789 yards with three rushing touchdowns.

Defensive Standouts

On the defensive front, several players made significant contributions:

• Fred Warner: Warner tallied 131 tackles, 5.0 tackles for loss (TFL), one sack, and two interceptions over 17 games.
• Nick Bosa: He achieved 9.0 sacks, 15.0 TFL, and 52 tackles in 13 games.
• Deommodore Lenoir: Lenoir recorded 85 tackles, 2.0 TFL, and two interceptions during the season.
• Leonard Floyd: Floyd contributed significantly as well with 8.5 sacks and 8.0 TFL alongside 42 tackles.