With four weeks left in the regular season, the Los Angeles Rams continue to have the best Super Bowl odds.
But they are far from the only team in serious contention, as the race still looks wide open.
Keep reading to check out the latest Super Bowl odds for the top contenders and get my Super Bowl winner pick as we head down the final stretch of the season.
Super Bowl Odds
All NFL odds used for these Super Bowl predictions are current as of Tuesday, Dec. 9, and courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook.
- Los Angeles Rams (+390)
- Seattle Seahawks (+650)
- Green Bay Packers (+800)
- Buffalo Bills (+850)
- New England Patriots (+1000)
- Denver Broncos (+1000)
- Philadelphia Eagles (+1200)
- Houston Texans (+1300)
- Jacksonville Jaguars (+1900)
- San Francisco 49ers (+2200)
- Detroit Lions (+2200)
- Los Angeles Chargers (+2800)
- Baltimore Ravens (+4000)
- Chicago Bears (+4500)
All other teams have odds of +5500 or longer.
Who Will Win Super Bowl 60?
Seattle Seahawks (+650)
Taking Seattle to win the Super Bowl might be the best NFL pick of the day.
The Rams continue to get most of the attention, but there is far more value in betting on the Seahawks, who should be on level footing.
While we don’t think of Sam Darnold as being an elite quarterback, the fact is that the Seahawks have scored the second-most points and allowed the second-fewest points.
That type of balance makes them an obvious Super Bowl pick.
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Super Bowl 60 Contenders
Los Angeles Rams (+390)
Coming off a loss, the Rams showed in Week 14 why they are the Super Bowl winner pick of so many people.
They looked unstoppable offensively, albeit against a bad Arizona team.
The Rams control their own destiny with regard to claiming the top seed in the NFC, which would give them a clear path back to the Super Bowl with quarterback Matthew Stafford, who has won it before.
Buffalo Bills (+850)
The current Super Bowl odds tell us that the Bills have the shortest odds of any team in the AFC.
In theory, they have an easier path to reach the Super Bowl than some of the teams in the top-heavy NFC.
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Even though the Bills will likely have to win playoff games on the road, it should be obvious that no weather conditions will bother them.
Plus, with Josh Allen, they have the best player in the AFC.
Super Bowl 60 Sleeper Pick
Detroit Lions (+2200)
The Lions wouldn’t even make the playoffs if the season ended today, so they don’t qualify as a Super Bowl best bet.
However, they still have the league’s highest-scoring offense, which makes them a threat if they reach the playoffs.
In a way, Dan Campbell might be better at coaching an underdog down the stretch and in the postseason.
That makes Detroit an interesting sleeper to watch late in the season.
