Super Bowl 2025 Odds for Every Team in the 2024 NFL Season

Iain MacMillan | Jan 26, 2025

Feb 11, 2024; Paradise, Nevada, USA; Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15) against the San Francisco 49ers during Super Bowl LVIII at Allegiant Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports / Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports

The stage is set for Super Bowl LIX!

For the second time in three seasons, the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles will face off in the Super Bowl, although things have changed from Super Bowl LVII.

Kansas City closed as an underdog in that Super Bowl, but it has opened as the favorite in Super Bowl LIX by 1.5 points. The Chiefs are also -125 on the moneyline (an implied probability of 55.56 percent) to win a third straight title.

Here's a look at the full odds:

Chiefs vs. Eagles Super Bowl Opening Odds

Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook

Spread

• Chiefs -1.5 (-112)
• Eagles +1.5 (-108)

Moneyline

• Chiefs -125
• Eagles +105

Total

• OVER 49.5 (-110)
• UNDER 49.5 (-110)

Kansas City is looking to make NFL history in this Super Bowl, as it could become the first team to win three straight Super Bowls EVER.

Meanwhile, the Eagles are looking to avenge their loss in Super Bowl LVII -- and quick playoff exit last season -- led by an offense that features superstar running back Saquon Barkley.

Patrick Mahomes has led Kansas City to the mountain top three times already in his NFL career, but can he do it again? In the leadup to the Super Bowl, stay tuned with SI Betting for the latest odds movement, picks, predictions, player props and more for Super Bowl LIX.

What follows are the Super Bowl odds updates throughout he 2024 season, including the opening odds for every team before the regular season began!

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Just four teams remain in the chase for the Lombardi Trophy and Super Bowl LIX.

The stage is set for the AFC and NFC title games, and three of the four top seeds in the NFL have advanced. The lone dark horse? Rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders, who pulled off an insane upset of the Detroit Lions on Saturday night.

Washington is set as a six-point underdog against the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC title game, and it has the longest odds to win the Super Bowl at this point in the postseason. Meanwhile, the AFC title game features yet another rematch between Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes, with the Kansas City Chiefs sitting as slight favorites in that matchup.

The Chiefs are still on their quest for a three-peat, and they're just one win away from a fourth Super Bowl appearance in five seasons.

Here's a breakdown of the latest odds to win the Super Bowl this season.

Latest Super Bowl 59 Odds

Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook.

• Philadelphia Eagles: +180
• Kansas City Chiefs: +240
• Buffalo Bills: +260
• Washington Commanders: +650

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The NFL Playoffs are upon us, and there are just nine teams left following the wild card round action on Saturday and Sunday.

The No. 1 seeds in the AFC and NFC (Kansas City and Detroit) are the top two teams in the odds, as they control home field through the championship game in their respective conferences. Detroit will face the Washington Commanders and Jayden Daniels in the divisional round while the Chiefs face the Houston Texans.

Andy Reid and the Chiefs have gone 13-4 straight up out of a bye since he took over the franchise in 2013, and the back-to-back Super Bowl champions likely will need to be dethroned in the AFC before they fall behind any other team in the conference in the odds.

The Philadelphia Eagles, who beat Green Bay in the wild card round, jumped to +450 (from +750) ahead of the divisional round. They're third in the odds with the Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills (+500) sitting just behind them.

Buffalo and Baltimore have to face off in the divisional round, so despite their shorter odds, only one team will make the AFC title game.

Here's a look at the latest odds to win it all in the NFL.

Latest Super Bowl 59 Odds

Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook.

• Detroit Lions: +300
• Kansas City Chiefs: +350
• Philadelphia Eagles: +450
• Buffalo Bills: +500
• Baltimore Ravens: +500
• Minnesota Vikings: +1400
• Washington Commanders: +2500
• Los Angeles Rams: +5000
• Houston Texans: +5500

Below is where every NFL team stood following preseason, and we've seen quite a bit of change now that we've reached the playoffs.

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The 2024 edition of NFL Preseason is officially in the books. That means that nothing stands between us and the opening kick to begin the regular season.

It's been a long offseason, but the wait is finally over. In celebration of that, let's take one last look at the odds for the upcoming campaign, including each team's odds to win Super Bowl 59.

Can the Chiefs pull off the first three-peat in Super Bowl history? Can the 49ers finally get over the hump? Is there a surprise team that can make a deep playoff run? Let's find out what the oddsmakers think.

All odds listed in this article are via BetMGM Sportsbook

Super Bowl 59 Odds

• Chiefs +500
• 49ers +600
• Ravens +1000
• Lions +1200
• Eagles +1200
• Bengals +1400
• Bills +1600
• Packers +1600
• Texans +1600
• Cowboys +2000
• Jets +2000
• Dolphins +2200
• Bears +2500
• Falcons +3000
• Rams +3000
• Browns +4000
• Chargers +5000
• Steelers +5000
• Colts +6600
• Jaguars +6600
• Seahawks +8000
• Buccaneers +8000
• Vikings +10000
• Saints +10000
• Cardinals +12500
• Broncos +15000
• Raiders +15000
• Titans +15000
• Commanders +15000
• Giants +20000
• Panthers +25000
• Patriots +30000

Chiefs Favored to Pull Off Three-Peat

The Chiefs are unsurprisingly the betting favorites to win Super Bowl 59. At +500, they have an implied probability of 16.67% of pulling off the three-peat. A $100 bet would profit a bettor $500 if they're able to achieve the feat.

No team in the history of the game has won three-straight Super Bowls. The Patriots made it to three-straight Super Bowls from 2017-2019, but lost to the Eagles in the second of their three appearances. The Patriots also won three-of-four Super Bowls from 2001-2004. The Dallas Cowboys also won three-of-four Super Bowls from 1993-1996.

As long as Patrick Mahomes stays healthy, the Chiefs are going to have a shot to pull it off. We can pencil them into the postseason this year, so it'll just be a matter of them getting hot at the right time like they have the past two seasons.

If the odds are any indication, there's a strong possibility we see a rematch of last year's Super Bowl. The 49ers are the clear second team on the odds list to win it all at +600, an implied probability of 14.29%.

Cowboys, Jets Set as Super Bowl Dark Horses

There are two popular teams that are both set at 20-1 to win Super Bowl 59, the Dallas Cowboys and New York Jets.

Despite three-straight 12-5 seasons, the Cowboys have struggled to break the narrative that they implode once they get to the postseason. They have gone just 1-3 in the playoffs over those three seasons, including a 48-32 loss to the No. 7 seed, the Green Bay Packers, last season.

Meanwhile, Jets fans have high expectations for their team this season. After an offseason of hype in 2023, their dreams were crushed in a hurry when Aaron Rodgers tore his Achilles just a handful of plays into his first year as a Jet. Hype is even higher this season now that the Jets have beefed up their offensive line and continue to have one of the best defenses in the league.

If you have faith in either of those teams to pull through for their fans, they could be a great bet at 20-1 odds.

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