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Super Bowl Odds 2025

Sam WagmanSports Content Editor
@swagman95
Last Updated: Feb 12, 2024

We’ve trekked our way through a long and arduous 2023-24 NFL season, ending with a fantastic Super Bowl 58 between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers, where Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs emerged victorious from, 25-22.

Our journey doesn’t stop there, though, as we’ll update you on the latest NFL odds and some of our predictions for Super Bowl 59!

Super Bowl Betting Odds 2024-25

Below are the full Super Bowl 59 odds from DraftKings Sportsbook as of 10 a.m. ET on Monday, Feb. 12.

  • San Francisco 49ers (+550)
  • Kansas City Chiefs (+650)
  • Baltimore Ravens (+900)
  • Buffalo Bills (+1000)
  • Detroit Lions (+1200)
  • Cincinnati Bengals (+1300)
  • Miami Dolphins (+1700)
  • Philadelphia Eagles (+2000)
  • Green Bay Packers (+2000)
  • Dallas Cowboys (+2000)
  • Houston Texans (+2200)
  • New York Jets (+2500)
  • Los Angeles Chargers (+2500)
  • Jacksonville Jaguars (+3000)
  • Chicago Bears (+3000)
  • Los Angeles Rams (+3500)
  • Cleveland Browns (+3500)
  • Atlanta Falcons (+3500)
  • Indianapolis Colts (+4500)
  • Minnesota Vikings (+5500)
  • Seattle Seahawks (+6500)
  • Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+7000)
  • Pittsburgh Steelers (+7500)
  • Arizona Cardinals (+8000)
  • New Orleans Saints (+8000)
  • Washington Commanders (+10000)
  • New York Giants (+10000)
  • New England Patriots (+10000)
  • Las Vegas Raiders (+10000)
  • Denver Broncos (+10000)
  • Tennessee Titans (+15000)
  • Carolina Panthers (+25000)

Super Bowl 59 Best Bet

Baltimore Ravens (+900)

It’s hard to grade the Ravens’ 2023-24 season as a failure because they were the top overall seed in a tough AFC, and Lamar Jackson won the MVP near-unanimously. At the same time, though, this offense looked a bit anemic in their biggest game of the season, the AFC Conference Championship, in which they lost to the eventual Super Bowl-winning Chiefs.

Todd Monken returns for Year Two of this new energized passing offense, which had some solid moments this season. Plenty of role contributors stepped up for All-Pro TE Mark Andrews when he went down with a knee injury in Week 12, and we could definitely see a few more additions to this offense through free agency and the NFL Draft.

The defense will still be one of the best units in the NFL next season despite DC Mike McDonald leaving for the Seattle Seahawks, and I think the team as a whole will be out for blood to prove that they belong among the top echelon of AFC contenders.

Super Bowl 59 Favorites

San Francisco 49ers (+550)

The 49ers had their own struggles at times this past season, with a three-game losing streak midway through the campaign that had people wondering if they could get back to this spot. They surpassed that and more, with dominant offensive performances down the stretch to secure the No. 1 overall seed.

Despite who they have played, the playoffs have been a surprisingly rough journey for this team. If you were told the 49ers would face the Packers and then the Lions, most people would have predicted back-to-back blowouts by the West Coast team.

That wasn’t what happened, as the 49ers have been in two brutal fights for their playoff lives in those games, and truth be told, they needed some luck to come out of both unscathed. They put up a really strong fight in the Super Bowl against the Chiefs but eventually lost.

In the process, though, Brock Purdy showed he’s the guy to take them wherever they need to go so they will be back.

Kansas City Chiefs (+650)

The Chiefs just won Super Bowl 58 and have effectively established the new dynasty in town. Mahomes has three rings in the last five seasons, Andy Reid is sticking around for a little while, and the core of the team seems to be intact.

Now, three-peating is going to be even harder than going back-to-back was, but the Chiefs definitely have that “We can beat anyone" mentality, so we can’t count them out at all, especially in a tough AFC.

Look for the team to try to upgrade again at the wide receiver position and the offensive line, as those were the two main weak spots on this squad this season. Otherwise, it’s full speed ahead for this team. We’ll see them at Disney World.

Super Bowl 59 Contenders and Longshots

Philadelphia Eagles (+2000)

The Eagles will be back in the conversation next season. New coordinators Kellen Moore and Vic Fangio represent a significant shift in the Eagles’ front office choices, and it seems like HC Nick Sirianni will move into more of a CEO-type role (think of Dan Campbell) that sees him giving up his offense.

There will have to be major overhauls in the defense, starting with the linebacker corps and hopefully gaining more youth in the secondary. Still, this team is hungry after last year resulted in a Super Bowl loss, and this year was a trainwreck down the stretch.

Jalen Hurts is secured, DeVonta Smith and A.J. Brown should be staying put, and hopefully, Moore will build an offense tailored around the three of them.

Los Angeles Rams (+3500)

The Rams are a bit higher than I’d like them to be, but getting 35/1 on a team that could have easily beat 13 of the 16 NFC teams this past year is a gift to me. Matthew Stafford has been playing at a high level these past few seasons, and it seems he still has a bit more in the tank.

Looking at the offense, they’ll have to replace passing game coordinator and rising star Zac Robinson, but having two young studs in Puka Nacua and Kyren Williams should help.

On the defensive side, the question lies in who will call the plays, given Raheem Morris’ departure to the Atlanta Falcons. However, there is a nice young nucleus of talent from the past couple of drafts, and the team will have their first first-round pick in nearly 10 years to help add to the defensive unit as well.

The future is bright here.

Author

Sam Wagman

Sam is the Sports Content Editor for The Game Day. He has been in the sports media industry for 4 years, with stints at VegasInsider, Footballguys, and Fantasy Points. Sam specializes in fantasy football content creation and strategy as well as sports betting content strategy with an NFL and PGA focus. Originally from Philadelphia, he enjoys all Philly sports despite now living in Florida. He enjoys playing tennis, pickleball, and golf -- while constantly struggling to break 80 on the course.

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