After Leicester City, who you could get at 5,000-to-1 odds before the season started, won their first English Premier League title earlier this week, it is clear that early season odds mean absolutely nothing in the grand scheme of things.

But the truth of the matter is that the experts who set these odds are good.

They’re real good.

After the most theatrical draft in NFL history, it was only natural to see where Vegas targeted teams with their new draft picks. The results show a somewhat mixed bag.

The Broncos, who have won five straight AFC West titles, are favorited to make it six in a row at 3-to-2 odds. The Chiefs are given 3-to-2 odds to win the division, while the Raiders are listed at 7-to-2. The Chargers pull up the caboose at 8-to-1 odds.

The oddsmakers, however, are far less confident in the Broncos repeating as Super Bowl champions. Before the draft, Vegas had the Broncos at 10-to-1 odds to win the Super Bowl but downgraded them to 16-to-1 odds after the draft.

The only way I can justify this downgrade is with the Paxton Lynch pick at 26th overall. Even though MMQB ranked this pick as a first round winner, it doesn’t necessarily give the Broncos a better chance to win the Super Bowl this upcoming season, as opposed to drafting an offensive lineman that might have made a more immediate impact. Lynch is absolutely capable of making the Broncos contenders for years to come, but it is likely that he will not start the 2017 season under center.

One thing I cannot justify, however, is that the New England Patriots are listed at 7-to-1 favorites to win the Super Bowl, even after Tom Brady’s four-game suspension. They open at the Arizona Cardinals, before hosting the Miami Dolphins, Houston Texans, and Buffalo Bills. This is not a fluff four game set, and starting the season 1-3 or even 2-2 could really hurt New England’s chance of becoming the top ranked seed in the AFC, which obviously in-turn hurts their chances of winning the Super Bowl.

Let’s agree to disagree with Vegas on that one.

Here is your post-draft odds to win the Super Bowl for all 32 NFL teams according to Bovada:

New England Patriots: 7/1

Seattle Seahawks: 8/1

Pittsburgh Steelers: 10/1

Green Bay Packers: 10/1

Carolina Panthers: 11/1

Arizona Cardinals: 14/1

Denver Broncos: 16/1

Cincinnati Bengals: 18/1

Minnesota Vikings: 22/1

Dallas Cowboys: 22/1

Indianapolis Colts: 22/1

Kansas City Chiefs: 25/1

New York Giants: 25/1

Oakland Raiders: 25/1

Houston Texans: 33/1

Baltimore Ravens: 33/1

New York Jets: 40/1

Washington Redskins: 40/1

Buffalo Bills: 50/1

Atlanta Falcons: 50/1

Chicago Bears: 50/1

Los Angeles Rams: 50/1

Philadelphia Eagles: 50/1

Miami Dolphins: 66/1

San Diego Chargers: 66/1

Jacksonville Jaguars: 66/1

Detroit Lions: 66/1

New Orlean Saints: 66/1

Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 75/1

San Francisco 49ers: 100/1

Tennessee Titans: 100/1

Cleveland Browns: 100/1