The 2025 NFL season could not be more wide open.
Case in point: the team with the shortest Super Bowl odds is coming off a Week 13 loss, showing that even the top teams are vulnerable.
If you need a little help before making your Super Bowl winner pick, I’ll break down the top contenders and share my pick to win it all.
Super Bowl Odds
All NFL odds used for these Super Bowl predictions are current as of Tuesday, Dec. 2, and courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook.
- Los Angeles Rams (+450)
- Seattle Seahawks (+750)
- Green Bay Packers (+850)
- Buffalo Bills (+900)
- Philadelphia Eagles (+1000)
- New England Patriots (+1000)
- Denver Broncos (+1100)
- Indianapolis Colts (+1400)
- Kansas City Chiefs (+1800)
- Baltimore Ravens (+1800)
- Detroit Lions (+2500)
- San Francisco 49ers (+2800)
- Chicago Bears (+3500)
- Los Angeles Chargers (+4500)
All other teams have odds of +5000 or longer.
Who Will Win Super Bowl 60?
Seattle Seahawks (+750)
While the division rival Rams have the shortest Super Bowl odds, the Seahawks offer better value.
Seattle leads the NFL in point differential, thanks to an offense that’s scored the third-most points and a defense that’s allowed the third-fewest points through 13 weeks. That makes the Seahawks arguably the most well-rounded team in the NFL.
The three games they’ve lost have all come against quality teams, and only by a combined nine points, which shows that they’ve been in every game and can compete with anyone they play.
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Super Bowl 60 Contenders
Los Angeles Rams (+450)
The Rams are literally neck and neck with the Seahawks, as the two teams have identical 9-3 records after Week 13. A two-point win over Seattle is all that separates them right now.
His Week 13 blunders against Carolina aside, Matthew Stafford is having one of his best seasons and brings Super Bowl experience to the table.
Between the likes of Kyren Williams, Davante Adams, and Puka Nacua, not to mention an elite defense, Stafford has the supporting cast needed to lead the Rams to another Super Bowl win.
Buffalo Bills (+900)
Buffalo’s dominant road win over the Steelers in Week 13 helped to ease some of the concerns present in the team’s other recent road losses.
It was also evidence that the Bills don’t always need Josh Allen to do everything for them.
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While this hasn’t been their best season, the Bills finally have a chance to get to the playoffs without Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs in their way.
That will make Allen the best player in the AFC playoffs, putting him in a position to lead the Bills to a long-awaited Super Bowl.
Super Bowl 60 Sleeper Pick
San Francisco 49ers (+2800)
Even if they’re third in their division and not among the Super Bowl best bets right now, don’t overlook the 49ers now that Brock Purdy is healthy.
He has a 4-2 playoff record, and keep in mind that the 49ers won in Seattle in Week 1 before he got hurt.
Purdy is far from an MVP, but he knows how to win games, especially with Christian McCaffrey doing a lot of the heavy lifting.
The San Francisco defense has started to come around in recent weeks, and if that continues, the 49ers have the pieces to make a run in the NFC playoffs.
