The 2024-25 NFL season is officially in the books after the Philadelphia Eagles decimated the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in Super Bowl 59 at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.
Now, it’s time to start looking ahead to Super Bowl 60 at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara. Will the Eagles repeat like the Chiefs did? Can Kansas City get back to The Big Game? Will the 49ers have a chance to lift the Lombardi Trophy at home?
Although we are more than 200 days away from kicking off the 2025-26 campaign in September, let’s examine the opening Super Bowl 60 odds and discuss the cases for the leading candidates.
Super Bowl Odds
NFL odds used for these Super Bowl 60 predictions are from Monday, Feb. 10, and courtesy of Caesars Sportsbook.
- Philadelphia Eagles (+625)
- Kansas City Chiefs (+650)
- Buffalo Bills (+675)
- Baltimore Ravens (+675)
- Detroit Lions (+1100)
- San Francisco 49ers (+1400)
- Washington Commanders (+1700)
- Cincinnati Bengals (+2000)
- Green Bay Packers (+2000)
- Los Angeles Rams (+2200)
- Los Angeles Chargers (+2400)
- Houston Texans (+2800)
- Denver Broncos (+3500)
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+3500)
- Minnesota Vikings (+3500)
- Chicago Bears (+3500)
- Miami Dolphins (+5000)
- Pittsburgh Steelers (+5500)
- Arizona Cardinals (+6000)
- Dallas Cowboys (+6000)
- Seattle Seahawks (+6000)
- Atlanta Falcons (+6000)
- New York Jets (+8000)
- Cleveland Browns (+10000)
- Jacksonville Jaguars (+10000)
- New England Patriots (+10000)
- Las Vegas Raiders (+10000)
- Carolina Panthers (+10000)
- Indianapolis Colts (+10000)
- New Orleans Saints (+12500)
- New York Giants (+20000)
- Tennessee Titans (+20000)
Super Bowl 60 Best Bet
Houston Texans (+2800)
The Texans began the 2024-25 campaign with odds nearly half this price, so I’m prepared to buy the dip.
Quarterback C.J. Stroud suffered from a slight sophomore slump but still led his team to the AFC South title and a playoff victory for a second straight season.
Injuries to wideouts Stefon Diggs and Tank Dell and poor offensive-line play didn’t help this offense live up to its expectations. Still, the acquisition of Joe Mixon was a success, and new OC Nick Caley, a Sean McVay disciple, has plenty of tools to work with.
The defense, orchestrated by head coach DeMeco Ryans, should remain a strength. As long as GM Nick Caserio addresses the offensive line this offseason, the Texans will be back among the top contenders next season.
At this price, I like Houston to win the Super Bowl as one of my best NFL bets today.
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Super Bowl 60 Favorites
Philadelphia Eagles (+625)
After back-to-back blowout victories in the Super Bowl and NFC Championship Game, it’s hard to make a case against the Eagles being the best team in football. And after reaching the Super Bowl in two of the last three seasons, Philadelphia looks well-equipped to defend its title in 2026.
Almost all of the significant pieces on offense are set to return. Quarterback Jalen Hurts played his best football when the lights shone the brightest. Offensive Player of the Year winner Saquon Barkley was sensational from start to finish. A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith, and Dallas Goedert are reliable and versatile. The league’s top offensive line should remain mostly intact, as guard Mekhi Becton is the only starter set to hit free agency.
Losing OC Kellen Moore, who could be the Saints’ next head coach, would be a blow. However, it’s not something this team can’t overcome.
And while the dominant defense that overwhelmed Patrick Mahomes could be in for some significant personnel changes (Zack Baun, Milton Williams, & Josh Sweat are all free agents), I trust GM Howie Roseman to keep this team competitive for years to come.
Kansas City Chiefs (+650)
Things don’t typically go well for the Super Bowl loser, and I don’t see why anyone would be eager to get in on this number after Sunday’s performance.
Kansas City has a lot of work to do to retool its offensive line and keep Mahomes upright. It also was the lone successful team in the league this season that didn’t feature a dominant rushing attack, something it needs to improve to slow down opposing pass rushers.
The last time the Chiefs lost the Super Bowl, they were ousted the following year in the AFC Championship Game by Joe Burrow and the Bengals. I wouldn’t be shocked if another AFC team finally gets over the hump in 2026.
Super Bowl 60 Contenders
Buffalo Bills (+675)
The Bills feel like the NFL equivalent of Sisyphus, who in Greek Mythology was punished by the gods to push a boulder up a hill for eternity without ever reaching the top.
Still, at some point, it feels like NFL MVP Josh Allen and Co. will finally overcome the obstacle that stands in their way (usually, Mahomes and the Chiefs).
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Buffalo’s rushing attack reached new heights this season behind a brilliant offensive line, and rookie wideout Keon Coleman proved to be a promising piece for a receiving core that still needs some juice.
The defense also needs a bit of retooling, but the Bills will be heavy favorites to win their sixth consecutive AFC East title and should again push on for a top seed.
Baltimore Ravens (+675)
The Ravens are in a similar spot to the Bills, who eliminated them from the postseason in a hard-fought matchup.
If Kansas City were to take a step back, Lamar Jackson and Baltimore will be there to pounce.
Super Bowl 60 Sleepers
Washington Commanders (+1700)
In 2024, the Commanders did the most important thing a franchise can do: find a franchise quarterback.
Offensive Rookie of the Year winner Jayden Daniels enjoyed a historic rookie campaign, leading Washington to a pair of postseason victories and an NFC Championship Game appearance.
Now, GM Adam Peters has to build out the roster around the young superstar, who elevated his teammates with his uncanny coolness under pressure and impressive dual-threat ability. With nearly $80 million in cap space, he should be able to add enough talent to make the Commanders a more legitimate threat in the NFC East and conference as a whole.
Los Angeles Chargers (+2400)
If you needed proof that coaching matters in the NFL, look no further than the progress the Los Angeles Chargers made in Year 1 under Jim Harbaugh.
After going 5-12 a season ago, the Chargers won 11 games and earned the AFC’s top wild-card spot. Another first-round exit as a road favorite in Houston was a disappointing end to the campaign for Justin Herbert, who is slowly building a resume with some significant playoff blemishes.
Still, he lacked reliable weapons beyond standout rookie Ladd McConkey, which should change this offseason. This franchise should continue to grow under Harbaugh’s tutelage and could make a deep run in 2026 with a few impactful acquisitions.
