Super Bowl LVII: Steelers Face Long Odds To Win NFL's Big Game

PITTSBURGH, PA — Without a proven quarterback and facing gaping roster holes, the Steelers don't have much chance to make Super Bowl LVII next year at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, AZ. That's according to oddsmakers who peg the team among the NFL's least likely to win the NFL's biggest game.

The Steelers are tied with the Atlanta Falcons and Washington Commanders with 50-1 odds of winning the championship, according to Ceasars Sportsbook in Las Vegas. Only seven of the league's 32 teams have worse odds.

Fox Bet doesn't like the Steelers' chances either, pairing them with the Carolina Panthers at 70-1 odds to win it all. A mere five teams have worse odds.

But not all oddsmakers are gloom and doom regarding the Steelers. Oddssharks makes them a 40-1 favorite to win it all, along with the Philadelphia Eagles and Miami Dolphins.

The Steelers have been a playoff team for the past two years, but have suffered embarrassing defeats both times. They also have lost quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, a certain Hall of Fame player, to retirement.

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

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