Coming out of Week 17, there has been a shakeup with the Super Bowl odds, as there is a new betting favorite.
Of course, the race remains wide open heading into the final week of the regular season, with teams in both conferences looking like serious contenders.
Keep reading to get a breakdown of the Super Bowl best bets and learn my Super Bowl winner pick.
Super Bowl Odds
All NFL odds used for these Super Bowl predictions are current as of Tuesday, Dec. 30, and courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook.
- Seattle Seahawks (+475)
- Los Angeles Rams (+550)
- Denver Broncos (+700)
- San Francisco 49ers (+850)
- New England Patriots (+900)
- Philadelphia Eagles (+1000)
- Buffalo Bills (+1100)
- Jacksonville Jaguars (+1300)
- Houston Texans (+1400)
- Green Bay Packers (+2200)
- Chicago Bears (+2200)
- Baltimore Ravens (+2200)
- Los Angeles Chargers (+2800)
All other teams have odds of +10000 or longer.
Who Will Win Super Bowl 60?
Denver Broncos (+700)
All the Broncos have to do to secure home-field advantage in the AFC is beat the Chargers, who will be resting Justin Herbert in Week 18.
For a team that’s only lost once at home this season and has a top-notch defense that’s even tougher with the home crowd behind it, that’s a big deal.
With the top seed, the Broncos become a safe bet to represent the AFC, and since there is far more competition in the NFC, Denver’s Super Bowl odds offer the most value right now.
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Super Bowl 60 Contenders
Seattle Seahawks (+475)
The Seahawks are one win away from locking up home-field advantage in the NFC playoffs. That’s why they have the shortest Super Bowl odds heading into Week 18.
However, Seattle has to win on the road against the red-hot 49ers to earn the top seed, which is easier said than done.
On the other hand, the Seahawks are perhaps the most balanced team in the NFL, so even if they have to win three road games to reach the Super Bowl, don’t count them out.
Los Angeles Rams (+550)
There’s no doubt that the Rams are slipping late in the season, having lost two games in a row.
It’s now guaranteed that they will be a wild-card team and will need to win three road games to reach the Super Bowl.
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As the highest-scoring team in the NFL, the Rams should still be considered a threat despite their late-season swoon.
However, winning three road games will be a daunting task for a team that’s lost three of its last four on its travels.
Super Bowl 60 Sleeper Pick
Houston Texans (+1400)
If you want a sleeper, Houston winning the Super Bowl is my NFL pick of the day.
The Texans are easy to overlook because they probably won’t win the AFC South despite winning eight games in a row.
During that stretch, they’ve beaten three other AFC playoff teams and could have beaten the Broncos if C.J. Stroud hadn’t gotten hurt.
With Stroud, the Texans are steady at quarterback to complement the NFL’s best defense, which means the Texans are capable of beating anyone they play, even if they need three road wins to reach the Super Bowl.
