When the New England Patriots and New York Giants played in Super Bowl XLVI in February 2012, it was the 13th time in 46 years the Super Bowl featured a rematch of a regular-season game. It's happened only once in the last 12 years.
If BetMGM's NFL futures odds prove accurate, the Detroit Lions and Buffalo Bills could deliver what has become a rare rematch. Entering this weekend's blockbuster game at Ford Field, the Lions sit atop the Super Bowl and NFC Championship board, though the Bills aren't far behind:
Super Bowl
Lions: +260
Chiefs: +450
Eagles: +500
Bills: +500
NFC Championship
Lions: +130
Eagles: +260
Vikings: +850
Packers: +900
AFC Championship
Chiefs: +190
Bills: +225
Ravens: +450
Steelers: +850
Had the Bills not lost to the Los Angeles Rams in Week 14, it's likely this weekend's game would've featured the two teams with the shortest odds to hoist the Lombardi Trophy. Entering last week, the Lions were +275, followed by Bills, Chiefs, and Eagles at +500.
The Bills, however, haven't been nearly as popular with bettors. The Lions have 16.3% of the ticket share and 18.2% of the handle share, more than double those of the Bills (6.6% and 8.4%).
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