New York Jets cornerback Sauce Gardner (1) against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers prior to the game at Raymond James Stadium.

The Indianapolis Colts completed a massive blockbuster trade ahead of the NFL's Nov. 4 trade deadline by trading for New York Jets cornerback Sauce Gardner.

What are the Colts' odds to win the Super Bowl after making the trade?

As of the early afternoon on Nov. 4, Indianapolis holds +1100 odds to win Super Bowl 60, according to BetMGM Sportsbook. Those odds are notably shorter than they were prior to the trade. The Colts began the day with +1300 odds to win the franchise's third Lombardi Trophy.

Indianapolis still ranks seventh in BetMGM's odds behind the Chiefs, Bills, Lions, Rams, Eagles and Packers.

The Colts' odds to win the AFC also shifted slightly. Their odds stood at +550 prior to the trade, and they're +500 after the team acquired Gardner before the trade deadline. That's still third in the conference behind the Chiefs and Bills.

Despite holding the best record in the AFC after Week 9 and making a move to improve their roster, the Colts (+400) remain behind the Bills (+125) in odds to hold the No. 1 seed in the conference at season's end.

Colts Super Bowl odds

All odds according to BetMGM Sportsbook as of Nov. 4.

  • Colts Super Bowl odds: +1100
  • Colts AFC title odds: +500
  • Colts AFC No. 1 seed odds: +400
  • Colts AFC South title odds: -325

According to BetMGM Sportsbook, Indianapolis has the seventh-best odds to win Super Bowl 60. The Colts are also third in odds to win the AFC title and have the second-best odds to hold the AFC's top seed when the regular season ends.

The Colts' odds to win the AFC South did not change after the Gardner trade as of the time of writing.

Indianapolis' last Lombardi Trophy came at the end of Super Bowl 41 following the 2006 season. Its last AFC title was after the 2009 season, before the Colts lost to the Saints in Super Bowl 44.

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Colts Super Bowl odds after trading for CB Sauce Gardner

Reporting by Jack McKessy, USA TODAY / USA TODAY

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