2025 NFL Super Bowl Betting Guide: Odds, Predictions & Win Totals for Every Team

2025 NFL Championship Landscape

With the 2024 season concluded and the draft approaching, betting markets are heating up for Super Bowl LX at Levi's Stadium (February 8, 2026). The Philadelphia Eagles (+600) and Kansas City Chiefs (+600) emerge as co-favorites after their recent championship showdown, but several contenders are poised to challenge their dominance.

Top Super Bowl Contenders

Philadelphia Eagles: Coming off their championship season with -145 division odds and 11.5 projected wins
Kansas City Chiefs: Pursuing redemption with -130 AFC West odds and Patrick Mahomes still in his prime
Baltimore Ravens (+650): Consistently strong roster with -130 AFC North expectations
Buffalo Bills (+700): Josh Allen leads perennial AFC contenders facing +120 under on 11.5 wins

Conference Championship Outlook

NFC Favorites:

Eagles (+300)
49ers (+650)
Lions (+400)

AFC Frontrunners:

Chiefs (+350)
Ravens (+325)
Bills (+325)

Division Race Projections

Most Lopsided Division Odds:

Eagles (-145 NFC East)
Chiefs (-130 AFC West)
Bills (-250 AFC East)

Most Competitive:

NFC North: Lions +135
AFC South: Texans +105

Win Total Analysis

Highest Projections:

Eagles/Chiefs (11.5)
Ravens (11.5)
Bills (11.5)

Value Plays:

Washington Commanders OVER 10.5 (+125)
Chicago Bears UNDER 8.5 (-140)
Minnesota Vikings OVER 8.5 (-115)

[Current odds as of March 2025. For live updates visit ESPN BET]

Long Shot Specials to Consider

While the favorites dominate the headlines, several teams present intriguing value:

Houston Texans (25-1): Young core could surprise
Detroit Lions (8.5-1): Building on breakthrough season
Green Bay Packers (18-1): Emerging young offense

"The most telling number might be the Bills' -250 division odds - they're essentially being treated as AFC East locks despite strong Dolphins/Jets rosters." - ESPN Analytics

Betting Strategy Insights

Early Line Movements: Watch for post-draft adjustments
Injury Considerations: Key health developments will shift values
Schedule Impact: Harder divisions benefit from inflated totals
QB Stability: Teams with established quarterbacks typically outperform totals