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Super Bowl odds: Every team’s championship futures for 2024 NFL season

Super Bowl odds

While it may be early in the season, we’re already looking ahead to the next Lombardi Trophy winner. Down below, you’ll find the Super Bowl odds for the Feb. 9, 2025 matchup.

Who is favored to win the Super Bowl? According to the latest Super Bowl odds from DraftKings, a $100 bet on the team with the best Super Bowl odds, the Kansas City Chiefs, at +450 odds, would pay out a $350 profit if they win Super Bowl LIX.

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2025 Super Bowl odds

Looking for Super Bowl odds for 2025? Here’s how all 32 teams stand right now.

While picking the Lombardi Trophy winner out of 32 NFL teams can be difficult, it’s still a fun activity. From a betting perspective, sometimes picking a long shot can be a wise move. As you can see below, they don’t all offer the same betting odds.

TeamSuper Bowl LIX odds
Kansas City Chiefs+450
San Francisco 49ers+600
Houston Texans+1100
Philadelphia Eagles+1100
Detroit Lions+1200
Buffalo Bills+1200
Baltimore Ravens+1400
New York Jets+1500
Cincinnati Bengals+1600
Dallas Cowboys+1800
Green Bay Packers+2200
New Orleans Saints+3500
Atlanta Falcons+3500
Pittsburgh Steelers+4000
Los Angeles Chargers+4000
Miami Dolphins+4000
Tampa Bay Buccaneers+4500
Seattle Seahawks+4500
Minnesota Vikings+5000
Cleveland Browns+5500
Chicago Bears+5500
Arizona Cardinals+6000
Los Angeles Rams+6500
Jacksonville Jaguars+6500
Las Vegas Raiders+7000
Indianapolis Colts+10000
Washington Commanders+12000
Tennessee Titans+20000
New England Patriots+20000
Denver Broncos+40000
New York Giants+50000
Carolina Panthers+100000
Odds for Super Bowl 59

Super Bowl picks – Playing a favorite: Kansas City Chiefs (+450)

NFL: Super Bowl LVII-Kansas City Chiefs vs Philadelphia Eagles

Who is predicted to win the Super Bowl in 2025? The Kansas City Chiefs may not have been back to being a top-scoring offense last season, but what’s most encouraging about their chances to compete is a much-improved defense that ranked as a top-five unit.

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But the real reason we should trust the Chiefs to be one of the Super Bowl finalists is because they’ve done this before. Coach Andy Reid won’t panic when the chips are down, and neither will Mahomes. He’ll just have to get better production out of his pass-catchers to pull it off. With Xavier Worthy showing his electric explosiveness in Week 1 and Rashee Rice’s continued development, the Chiefs are ready to dominate again.

Super Bowl Odds – Picking an underdog: New York Jets (+1500)

NFL: New York Jets at New England Patriots
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If the New York Jets were thought of as Super Bowl contenders before Aaron Rodgers got hurt, shouldn’t they return to that same status once he returns? Robert Saleh will have the Jets defense playing well, eventually. If the offense can get better protection and more production out of their receivers, be prepared for the Jets to take flight this season. But they’ll have to find their groove first.

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Betting on a deep sleeper: Miami Dolphins (+4000)

NFL: Dallas Cowboys at Miami Dolphins
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If the Miami Dolphins return to having one of the best offenses in the NFL, why shouldn’t they be viewed as legitimate contenders? Tyreek Hill is very hard to contain, and Mike McDaniel has one of the best schemes in the NFL. But if Tua Tagovailoa’s health gets in the way, the Dolphins have no chance.

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Pick to avoid: New England Patriots (+20000)

NFL: New England Patriots-Head Coach Jerod Mayo Press Conference
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A legendary franchise with a young roster, we don’t trust this team to lead a quick turnaround in 2024. Jacoby Brissett can help the Patriots not lose games, but is he special enough to help this roster win them? Drake Maye could be the QB of the future, but even C.J. Stroud couldn’t lead the Texans to a Super Bowl, and he had arguably the greatest season by a rookie signal-caller in NFL history.

If Bill Belichick couldn’t get it done, do you really believe Jerod Mayo will figure it all out in his first season? Don’t buy into their Week 1 win, that was a fluke against a Cincinnati team that was without Tee Higgins, plus Ja’Marr Chase wasn’t up to full speed yet.

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