The Green Bay Packers avoided an 0-2 start on Monday night by thrashing the Lions, who are one of just seven winless teams after two weeks of the season. Seven teams have also started 2-0, but that group has come entirely from just three divisions, including three from the NFC West.

Updated futures odds from Caesars Sportsbook make the Kansas City Chiefs (1-1) the slight favorite to win the Super Bowl at +525, with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2-0) right behind the presumptive AFC favorite at +550. Three teams are tied for the next shortest odds at +1200: the Los Angeles Rams (2-0), the San Francisco 49ers (2-0) and the Buffalo Bills (1-1).

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