Cardinals Super Bowl 59 Odds: April 26, 2024
The Cardinals' Super Bowl 59 odds are +10000 according to DraftKings Arizona.
Below are the team's latest odds. Note that Arizona sports betting promos could improve your bankroll for some odds across other NFL teams.
| 👑 Odds to Win Super Bowl 59 | +10000 |
| 🏆 Odds to Win NFC | +5000 |
| ⭐ Odds to Win NFC West | +1300 |
| 🔥 Odds to Make Playoffs | +330 |
The Cardinals finished 4-13 last season, hence the long odds for Super Bowl LIX.
Cardinals Super Bowl Odds vs. NFC West
While the Cardinals are currently not much of a threat to win the Super Bowl, the same cannot be said for the rest of their division. The San Francisco 49ers have the best odds in the NFL to win the Super Bowl. They are followed in the NFC West by the Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams.
Latest Updates Impacting Cardinals Odds to Win SB LVIII
As the season progresses, the Cardinals Super Bowl odds will move up and down. Below is a look at the major updates impacting those odds this season.
- 🗓️ March 13, 2024: The Cardinals signed OT Jonah Williams to a two-year, $30 million deal.
- 🗓️ Dec 24, 2023: The Cardinals continue their losing streak, this time falling to the Chicago Bears.
- 🗓️ Dec 17, 2023: Cardinals get up-close view of a real contender as they get throttled by the 49ers 45-29.
- 🗓️ Dec 3, 2023: Arizona goes into Pittsburgh and knocks off Steelers 24-10 for third win of the season.
- 🗓️ Nov 30, 2023: Cardinals waive TE Zach Ertz, who reportedly asked to be released.
- 🗓️ Nov 26, 2023: Cardinals get blown out by the L.A. Rams at home, final score 37-14.
- 🗓️ Nov 21, 2023: Cardinals place LB Kyzir White and DL Leki Fotu on injured reserve.
- 🗓️ Nov 19, 2023: Cardinals lose to Houston Texans 21-16.
- 🗓️ Nov 15, 2023: Cardinals add former Jets RB Michael Carter via waiver claim.
- 🗓️ Nov 12, 2023: Cardinals beat Atlanta Falcons 25-23 in Kyler Murray's season debut.
- 🗓️ Nov 6, 2023: Cardinals activate QB Kyler Murray from PUP list in anticipation of him starting Week 10 vs. Atlanta.
- 🗓️ Nov 5, 2023: Cardinals coach Jonathan Gannon announces Kyler Murray will start Week 10 against Atlanta, provided all goes well this week in practice.
- 🗓️ Nov 5, 2023: With rookie Clayton Tune getting the start at QB Cardinals gain 58 total yards while losing to Browns 27-0.
- 🗓️ Oct 30, 2023: Cardinals coach Jonathan Gannon announces either Kyler Murray or rookie Clayton Tune will start at QB against Cleveland Browns, effectively benching Joshua Dobbs.
- 🗓️ Oct 29, 2023: Turnovers and inconsistency plague Arizona's offense as Cardinals lose to Baltimore Ravens 31-24.
- 🗓️ Oct 24, 2023: Cardinals place tight end Zach Ertz on injured reserve, cut S K'Von Wallace.
- 🗓️ Oct 22, 2023: Cardinals lose to Seahawks 20-10.
- 🗓️ Oct 21, 2023: Cardinals activate S Budda Baker and rookie CB Garrett Williams.
- 🗓️ Oct 18, 2023: QB Kyler Murray and S Budda Baker return to the practice field. It's the first time for Murray this season.
- 🗓️ Oct 17, 2023: Cardinals waive linebacker Myjai Sanders, a third-round pick in the 2022 NFL Draft.
- 🗓️ Oct 15, 2023: Cardinals struggle mightily on offense, lose to L.A. Rams 26-9.
- 🗓️ Oct 10, 2023: Cardinals place RB James Connor on IR with knee injury.
- 🗓️ Oct 9, 2023: Cardinals claim RB Tony Jones Jr. off waivers from New Orleans Saints.
- 🗓️ Oct 8, 2023: Cardinals lose to Cincinnati Bengals 34-20 and saw RB James Connor leave game with knee injury.
- 🗓️ Oct 1, 2023: Cardinals trail by just five going into the fourth quarter but ultimately fall to San Francisco 49ers 35-16.
- 🗓️ Sep 24, 2023: Cardinals beat Dallas Cowboys 28-16 for first win of the season.
- 🗓️ Sep 18, 2023: Cardinals place S Budda Baker on injured reserve with hamstring injury.
- 🗓️ Sep 17, 2023: Cardinals race out to 20-0 halftime lead but fall to New York Giants 31-28 in first home game of the season.
- 🗓️ Sep 11, 2023: Head Coach Jonathan Gannon announces Joshua Dobbs will remain team's starting QB in Week 2.
- 🗓️ Sep 10, 2023: Joshua Dobbs is indeed the Cardinals' starting QB. He guides team as they fall to Washington Commanders 20-16. Completes 21-of-30 passes for 132 yards while fumbling three times, losing two of them.
- 🗓️ Sep 5, 2023: Cardinals initial depth chart lists Joshua Dobbs or Clayton Tune as starting QB.
- 🗓️ Sep 4, 2023: Cardinals name QB Kyler Murray, OL D.J. Humphries, LB Kyzir White, S Budda Baker, RB James Connor and LB Dennis Gardneck team captains. Captains were chosen by HC Jonathan Gannon.
- 🗓️ Sep 4, 2023: Cardinals announce their practice squad includes RB Corey Clement, QB Jeff Driskel and WR Andre Baccellia, among others.
- 🗓️ Aug 29, 2023: Place QB Kyler Murray on Physically Unable to Perform list to start the season. Move guarantees he will miss at least the first four games.
As Arizona makes more moves, this chart will updated. Check back regularly to stay informed on the major moves made by the Cardinals.
Arizona Cardinals 2024 Schedule
| vs. Chicago Bears | Odds TBD |
| vs. Detroit Lions | Odds TBD |
| vs. Los Angeles Chargers | Odds TBD |
| vs. Los Angeles Rams | Odds TBD |
| vs. New England Patriots | Odds TBD |
| vs. New York Jets | Odds TBD |
| vs. San Francisco 49ers | Odds TBD |
| vs. Seattle Seahawks | Odds TBD |
| vs. Washington Commanders | Odds TBD |
| at Buffalo Bills | Odds TBD |
| at Carolina Panthers | Odds TBD |
| at Green Bay Packers | Odds TBD |
| at Los Angeles Rams | Odds TBD |
| at Miami Dolphins | Odds TBD |
| at Minnesota Vikings | Odds TBD |
| at San Francisco 49ers | Odds TBD |
| at Seattle Seahawks | Odds TBD |
Arizona Cardinals 2023 Schedule & Results
| 📆 Week 1 at Washington Commanders | Commanders 20, Cardinals 16 |
| 📆 Week 2 vs New York Giants | Giants 31, Cardinals 288 |
| 📆 Week 3 vs Dallas Cowboys | Cardinals 28, Cowboys 16 |
| 📆 Week 4 at San Francisco 49ers | 49ers 35, Cardinals 16 |
| 📆 Week 5 vs Cincinnati Bengals | Bengals 34, Cardinals 20 |
| 📆 Week 6 at Los Angeles Rams | Rams 26, Cardinals 9 |
| 📆 Week 7 at Seattle Seahawks | Seahawks 20, Cardinals 10 |
| 📆 Week 8 vs Baltimore Ravens | Ravens 31, Cardinals 24 |
| 📆 Week 9 at Cleveland Browns | Browns 27, Cardinals 0 |
| 📆 Week 10 vs Atlanta Falcons | Cardinals 25, Falcons 23 |
| 📆 Week 11 at Houston Texans | Texans 21, Cardinals 16 |
| 📆 Week 12 vs Los Angeles Rams | Rams 37, Cardinals 14 |
| 📆 Week 13 at Pittsburgh Steelers | Cardinals 24, Steelers 10 |
| 📆 Week 14 | BYE WEEK |
| 📆 Week 15 vs San Francisco 49ers | 49ers 45, Cardinals 19 |
| 📆 Week 16 at Chicago Bears | Bears 27, Cardinals 16 |
| 📆 Week 17 at Philadelphia Eagles | Cardinals 35, Eagles 31 |
| 📆 Week 18 vs Seattle Seahawks | Seahawks 21, Cardinals 20 |
Key Contributors Toward Cardinals Super Bowl Odds
The Cardinals' path to the playoffs starts of course with QB Kyler Murray, who has been uneven but shown flashes in his career. It is difficult to judge the QB in part because the talent around him is lacking. Tight end Trey McBride emerged as a real threat, with 66 catches for 712 yards and two touchdowns, but the rest of the pass catchers have been uninspiring. Marquise "Hollywood" Brown has battled injuries and is set to become a free agent soon, while rookie Michael Wilson boasts ability but also has struggled to stay healthy and make a consistent impact.
In fact, other than McBride, the only consistent threat has been running back James Connor, with the veteran tallying 717 rushing yards and five scores across 10 games.
Arizona's defense has suffered injuries of its own and struggled to stop competent offenses. In short, the Cardinals need a lot of work, but 2023 was always meant to show just how far they had to go and what, if anything, they had to work with.
Where Can I Bet on the Arizona Cardinals to Win the Super Bowl?
DraftKings, BetMGM, Caesars Sportsbook and FanDuel are among the most trusted sportsbooks in the industry. Each currently lists odds for the Cardinals and each of the NFL’s 32 teams to win Super Bowl LIX.
In the state of Arizona, sports betting is legal – both online and retail. Bettors must be at least 21 years old to legally wager on the Cardinals to win the Super Bowl or any other prop.
Cardinals Super Bowl LVIII Outlook and Predictions
No one really thought the Cardinals would be very good in 2023, and they were right. However, with a full offseason, a healthy Kyler Murray and a good showing in free agency and the NFL Draft, Arizona could set itself up for a surprising resurgence in 2024.
Cardinals Super Bowl History
The Arizona Cardinals franchise is the oldest in the NFL, yet it has appeared in just one Super Bowl -- against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XLIII. It was a back-and-forth game with some memorable plays, but unfortunately for Arizona their last big one -- a 64-yard catch and run TD by Larry Fitzgerald that gave the Cardinals the lead -- was undone by a Ben Roethlisberger touchdown to Santonio Holmes with less than a minute remaining.
Arizona got into range for a Hail Mary attempt, but Kurt Warner was sacked and lost a fumble to secure the 27-23 win for the Steelers. Adding salt to the wound, the following week Fitzgerald came down with what was a similar pass to the one Warner would have thrown for a touchdown in the Pro Bowl. If only ...
Have the Cardinals Ever Won the Super Bowl?
No. The Arizona Cardinals have never won the Super Bowl. They’re one of just 12 NFL teams to have never won the Super Bowl.
How Many Times Have the Cardinals Won the Super Bowl?
Zero. Arizona has made just a single Super Bowl appearance and could not secure the Lombardi Trophy. Joining Arizona among teams to never win the Super Bowl are the Buffalo Bills, Houston Texans, Tennessee Titans, Jacksonville Jaguars, Cleveland Browns, Cincinnati Bengals, Los Angeles Chargers, Detroit Lions, Minnesota Vikings, Carolina Panthers, and Atlanta Falcons.
Have the Cardinals Ever Been to the Super Bowl?
Yes, the Arizona Cardinals have one Super Bowl appearance. In Super Bowl XLIII, the Cardinals fell to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Tampa, 27-23. Pittsburgh wide receiver Santonio Holmes was the game’s MVP.
Other than the 2008-09 season, the closest the Cardinals have come to the Super Bowl is when they made the NFC Championship during the 2015-16 season. Arizona lost that game 49-15 to the Carolina Panthers.
How Many Times Have the Cardinals Been to the NFC Championship Game?
The Cardinals have been to the NFC Championship Game just twice. They beat the Philadelphia Eagles at home to reach Super Bowl XLIII in the 2008-09 season and fell on the road to the Carolina Panthers 49-15 in a bid to reach Super Bowl 50.
Cardinals Preseason Super Bowl Odds Every Year Since 2000
Compare the Cardinals' current Super Bowl odds with how they measure up with past preseason Super Bowl odds for Arizona:
For a closer look at the Cardinals playoff chances, we have a separate article tracking their postseason picture following the latest news.
Arizona Cardinals Super Bowl FAQs
The Arizona Cardinals' odds to win Super Bowl LIX are currently +10000 per DraftKings. These are some of the longest odds in the NFL, expected after a 4-13 season in 2023.
Arizona is currently listed at +5000 to win the NFC. These are some of the longest odds in the conference.
The Cardinals' odds to win the NFC West are +1300, which are the longest odds in that division. Arizona finished last in the NFC West last season.
Many Arizona sportsbooks have odds for the Cardinals to win the Super Bowl. ESPN BET and DraftKings Sportsbook were used throughout this piece, but BetMGM and Caesars Sportsbook are also among the most trusted options.
Zero. The Arizona Cardinals are among 12 teams to have never won the Super Bowl. The Cardinals, Tennessee Titans and Los Angeles Chargers are the only teams to have lost in their only Super Bowl appearance.
One. Arizona was defeated by the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XLIII to close the 2008 season by a score of 27-23. The Cardinals have reached the NFC Championship just twice during the Super Bowl era.
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