NFL Super Bowl 60 Winner Way Too Early Odds & Best Bets

It’s been just one week since the Philadelphia Eagles put belt to Kansas City Chiefs butt in Super Bowl 59, but the betting man never rests. The odds are already up for the Super Bowl 60 outright winner future betting market.

Predictably, both Super Bowl 59 participants are the favorites to win Super Bowl 60. Behind them, NFL sportsbooks seems to think there’s four more teams that have the horses to make a serious run at an NFL Championship following the 2025 season. Check out our take on the top six, as well as our favorite long shot options on the board. 

All odds provided by Sports Interaction. 

Super Bowl LX (60) NFL Betting Odds

The Favorites: The Top 6

The Chiefs have still got Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid, and that’s enough to keep them in the competition. The defense is still a strong suit, and the receiving corps is actually going to look pretty darn good once everyone is healthy with Rashee Rice, Hollywood Brown, and Xavier Worthy. However, they need to figure out their offensive line issues, and we don’t think they will. They simply don’t have the draft capital or salary cap space. Instead, we believe they will cede the AFC throne for the first time since 2021.

Before we get to whom they will cede the throne, let’s talk about the reigning Super Bowl-champion Philadelphia Eagles. They have, without a doubt, the best roster in the sport, and they aren’t expected to lose anyone significant in 2025. They will also retain both of their coordinators, and we know how much that means. At +650 on most Canadian betting sites, it’s not offering the value we’d like a year out from the game, but this is probably the smartest/safest choice on the board.

Now, for those two AFC challengers. The Bills and Ravens both sit at +700 odds, both have a QB that won the MVP in the last two years, and both have lost to the Chiefs in the AFC Championship in the last two years. They have been knocking on the door for some time now, and we think one of these two is likely to bust that door down in 2025. The only issue is, we don’t think either of these teams would beat whoever comes out of the NFC.

And the teams that are likely to come out of the West are the Eagles, the Lions, or the 49ers. San Francisco had insanely bad injury luck in 2024, so we expect that to flip in 2025. Their defense gave up a lot of points, but they were top 10 in yards allowed, so they have the pieces there to get it done. A return to health and form for the likes of Christian McCaffrey, Brandon Aiyuk, and Deebo Samuel makes them a serious threat to return to their 2023 form.

However, despite those +1,100 odds for San Fran, we prefer the Lions in 2025. They’re still offering pretty darn good value at +900, and they have the means to improve massively on their already massively talented roster. They also had a shocking wave of injuries towards the end of last year. They have the 8th-most cap space to improve and tighten up their defense. They lost both of their coordinators, but their new ones seem more than capable of shepherding this team to at least the NFC Championship. Philly is gonna be a tough hurdle to overcome, however.

Fun Long Shots

• Washington Commanders (+2,000): After such an impressive run in their first year of the Jayden Daniels era, we’re kind of surprised to see the Commanders sitting 4th on the odds board among NFC teams. They’re offering good value considering their current roster’s ceiling and their massive spending potential (3rd-most cap space at $79.5 million).  

• Houston Texans (+3,000): The Texans have had awful injury luck over the last few years. We simply can’t see that continuing any further. We like them to improve on their 2024 season with a fully healthy group. If they can figure out their offensive line and Stroud takes a step forward after taking a step back as a sophomore, they’ll be a scary outfit. 

• Minnesota Vikings (+4,000): Sam Darnold was an MVP-caliber QB for 17 weeks, then fell apart in the final two. This roster and coaching staff are unmatched in the league, however. If they can maintain that defensive solidity while patching up the offensive line, they will definitely have a chance at NFC supremacy. 

• Chicago Bears (+4,000): We’re not sure Ben Johnson won’t be a complete dumpster fire in the Windy City. However, if he’s not awful, he’s probably going to be awesome. There won’t be any in between. He’s got the horses on offense to make his system work, and this is great value on them if he does so.