Super Bowl 2026 Odds and Predictions

It’s on to Super Bowl 60. This year’s Big Game just ended, but the bettor in me is already looking at the Super Bowl 60 odds and considering how I can gain an edge.

You should be doing something similar, unless you’re a Kansas City Chiefs fan mourning the loss, or a Philadelphia Eagles fan riding that ultimate high.

Every other fan base is looking to the 2025 NFL Draft and crossing their fingers that the next season of pro football is “their year”. Only one team can hoist the Lombardi Trophy, though, and there is money to be made at the top sports betting sites.

Ready to bet on NFL action already? Let’s dive into the latest prices and get to an early Super Bowl 60 winner prediction.

Where Is Super Bowl 2026?

Super Bowl 60 takes place on February 8, 2026, and will be live from Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. This venue is the home of the San Francisco 49ers. The Bay Area will host the Super Bowl for the 3rd time and Levi’s Stadium will the NFL Championship for just the second time ever. The first Super Bowl to be held at Levi’s Stadium was SB 50 between the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers.

2026 Super Bowl Odds

Check out the latest Super Bowl odds, courtesy of Scores and Stats:

Super Bowl Odds	Super Bowl Odds
Philadelphia Eagles (+550)	Kansas City Chiefs (+600)
Baltimore Ravens (+650)	Buffalo Bills (+700)
Detroit Lions (+1000)	San Francisco 49ers (+1400)
Washington Commanders (+1800)	Cincinnati Bengals (+2000)
Green Bay Packers (+2000)	Houston Texans (+2500)

The Philadelphia Eagles head into the 2025 NFL season as the slight favorites. Some of their players are already talking about this being the start of their own dynasty, but I’m not so sure I’m buying that.

It’s always difficult to write off the team that just won the Big Game, but Philly coming back and repeating is a lot to task. That said, their +550 price to do so isn’t bad, and they did in fact just win the championship.

Kansas City was never as good as their record suggested this year, but +600 for Patrick Mahomes and co. is obviously a nice discount. Considering they are in the AFC Championship on a yearly basis, it’s going to be hard to ignore them at this price.

From there, we’re getting decent value across the board. There are admittedly several teams with title-winning upside, and some of their prices are rather appealing.

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Super Bowl 60 Favorites

The following NFL teams are considered the odds-on favorites to win the 2026 Super Bowl:

Philadelphia Eagles (+550)

The Eagles just got done winning their second ever Super Bowl, so we should give them a second to calibrate. They did suggest they’d like to come back and win again – which, duh – but on paper, they actually are equipped to do just that.

Let’s not ignore the fact that Philly has now played in two of the last three Super Bowls, and could very easily be 2-0 in those games if luck went their way. Also, their Super Bowl 59 performance was so absurdly dominant at both ends of the field that one could definitely suggest they’re not done just yet.

Playing in the weak NFC East helps their cause, as they really only have the Washington Commanders to worry about. Barring a crazy rash of injuries, Philly is quite likely to be in the playoffs again next year, and their style of play gives them a real shot at a repeat.

Kansas City Chiefs (+600)

Is this the fall of the empire? You could certainly start writing out the Kansas City Chiefs’ death certificate, as that was one of the most pitiful displays ever put on tape in the Big Game.

How the Chiefs played might say a lot more about Philadelphia, but KC did not look good. Their o-line played horribly, Patrick Mahomes made terrible decisions, and the defense eventually fell apart.

That said, the Chiefs are still probably the class of the AFC. They also hail from the AFC West, which continues to serve as a launchpad for KC to get in the playoffs, regardless of how pedestrian they look.

We can rain insults down on the Chiefs all day, but they still didn’t lose much this past year, and they’ll bring back a fairly talented offense, as well as a tough, hard-nosed defense. The coaching is still there, too, so the only real issue will be if anyone important to their journey decides to retire.

Star tight end Travis Kelce is the big name to watch, but given his visible regression, there’s an argument to be made that him hanging up his cleats would actually be addition by subtraction.

Whatever the case, KC is still a team that got to three straight Super Bowls. Their +600 Super Bowl betting odds are an obvious discount.

Baltimore Ravens (+650)

A lot of people thought this was finally going to be the year the Baltimore Ravens got out of their own way. Derrick Henry rushed for nearly 2,000 yards for the second time in his career, and Lamar Jackson was in the running to win a third NFL MVP.

Baltimore was amazing during the regular season, but they turned into a different team come playoff time. That’s something sports bettors can’t forget as they prepare to cast their early Super Bowl 60 bets, but it can take a while for teams to get the monkey off their back.

In theory, the Ravens are built to dominate in the playoffs. Lamar and Henry are a nasty duo, and if healthy, they could once again run all over opponents en route to a title run. Baltimore’s defense will need to be a bit better than it was for much of last season, of course, and if Mark Andrews could actually hold onto the football in crunch time, that’d also be great.

Buffalo Bills (+700)

It’s hard to get too excited about Baltimore when there’s a team that appears to be on the cusp of finally realizing their potential. It feels like a yearly narrative, but I personally felt the Buffalo Bills were destined to get that elusive title in 2024-25.

While it didn’t work out, star quarterback Josh Allen was at least rewarded for his efforts by winning the NFL MVP trophy. He was super deflated following yet another post-season loss to Kansas City, but he will be back and as motivated as ever, so I refuse to give up on this dynamic and hungry Bills team.

Buffalo does need to make sure they have an alpha wide receiver they can trust on offense, however, and their defense could use a couple of upgrades. Josh Allen has basically been willing this team to the doorstep of the Big Game on a yearly basis, and they just need one tiny kick to make it past the finish line.

There are no guarantees, but hunting down a big wide receiver addition and beefing up the defense could give the Bills a shot to make people look silly for passing up this alluring +700 price tag.

Detroit Lions (+1000)

I thought the Bills were going to be my favorite Super Bowl 60 value bet, but then I saw the Detroit Lions listed at +1000 and almost fell out of my chair.

Detroit is undeniably facing a tougher road playing in the uber-competitive NFC North, while the NFC in general is also not easy to get through anymore. The Eagles are without a doubt Detroit’s biggest problem as things stand, but there are teams within their own division that could be a problem, while the San Francisco 49ers may not go quietly into the night, either.

While the Lions are guaranteed nothing – as we saw in their immediate playoff departure this year – they still have a terrific coaching staff and one of the best offenses in football. I will note that Detroit said goodbye to both their Offensive Coordinator and their Defensive Coordinator, though, so effectively replacing both will be quite important.

John Morton and Kelvin Sheppard were announced as their hires, so we’ll have to wait and see how that plays out.

Perhaps a changing of the guard at DC is a good thing, though. Detroit’s defense was a huge reason why they didn’t realize their Super Bowl potential this year, with a 45-point debacle at home against the Washington Commanders ultimately being the final nail in the coffin.

Of course, Detroit was without stud pass rusher Aidan Hutchinson for much of the year, while this once proud defense dealt with injuries all year. With Hutch back in the fold, the Lions simply need to focus on improving their defense – and hoping their new coaches are up to the task – and they could finally reach the promised land.

Best Super Bowl 60 Betting Value

The following teams offer betting value based on their odds and potential for success in the 2025-26 NFL season:

San Francisco 49ers (+1400)

Are the Niners dead for good? You could certainly make that assumption, as they dealt with a litany of injuries last year and couldn’t even make the playoffs. 

The good news? San Francisco should get some assets back now that they’re looking to trade Deebo Samuel, and they should have a healthy Christian McCaffrey back for 2025.

San Fran also operates out of the NFC West, which isn’t awful, but far from scary. In theory, a healthy and obviously motivated 49ers squad is not one to be trifled with. San Francisco still has one of the best coaches in the game, they still have a loaded defense, and they brought back former DC Robert Saleh to help right the ship.

Offensively, the 49ers might end up improving after dealing Samuel. Ricky Pearsall looks more than ready to take over his role, while a healthy Brandon Aiyuk could evolve in a more expanded role. This team remains loaded and dedicated to finishing what they started years ago, and this isn’t even counting the new additions they could be bringing into the mix via the draft and free agency.

The San Francisco 49ers are usually sitting pretty at +550 or +600 before the season starts. With the sportsbooks basically writing them off, you’re getting an awesome discount at these +1400 Super Bowl odds.

Cincinnati Bengals (+2000)

The Cincinnati Bengals are a lot like the Lions, as they absolutely have the offense to go toe to toe with anyone, but an atrocious defense kept them out of the playoffs last year.

Detroit is fundamentally the superior team, but the Bengals are by comparison a far more compelling value bet. Cincy was actually in the Super Bowl not that long ago, and they’ve honestly been knocking on the door for years now.

Joe Burrow was so good last year that he was legit in the running for MVP despite his team barely being a .500 club. He led an extremely dangerous offense that ranked 7th in scoring and 5th in red-zone scoring.

Simply put, the Bengals could put up points. Their defense was another story, though, as they ranked 25th in scoring, 23rd on third downs, and had the 25th best sack rate. None of that was going to be good enough, and yet Cincy was routinely in just about every game because of how good their offense was.

The math is easy to understand for the Bengals going into 2025; fix the defense and you have a real chance to win the franchise’s first Lombardi Trophy. They just need to fend off the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC North first.

Green Bay Packers (+2000)

Another nice Super Bowl 60 value bet has to be the Green Bay Packers. The expectations were a bit much for the youngest team in pro football, but despite numerous injuries and playing in a brutal division, Green Bay did manage to improve year over year.

Jordan Love individually had his struggles, but he also got banged up several times, enduring knee and groin issues for a good chunk of the season. He also dealt with turnovers early in the year, and in the process of trying to correct those issues, played a bit too timidly down the stretch.

The result was a first round exit in the playoffs, but a 22-10 road loss to the eventual champion Eagles doesn’t look so damaging anymore. In fact, Green Bay’s defense looked fantastic in that game, and their offense could have closed the gap if they could have avoided some ill-fated turnovers.

Green Bay is on the brink of a true breakout and it just might include a deep playoff run. They still have holes to fill, though. Star cornerback Jaire Alexander is likely headed out of town via trade, and the Packers had wide receiver issues even before Christian Watson tore his ACL.

The framework for a title-contending defense is there. Green Bay needs to add the right pieces and hunt down a true alpha wide receiver. If they can swing that, they may be an elite value bet at this +2000 price.

Best Super Bowl 60 Longshot

If you’re looking for elite betting value and trying to predict the next random Super Bowl winner, I think starting with the Miami Dolphins at +6600 makes a ton of sense.

Don’t get me wrong, there is a lot working against the Dolphins. Tua Tagovailoa is forever an injury risk, superstar wide receiver Tyreek Hill at one point said he “was out”, and they still have to contend with a pretty top-heavy AFC in general.

That said, Miami’s offense still has explosive upside. A healthy Tua made them look like a playoff contender down the stretch, and if the speedy Hill is still in town, the Dolphins still have one of the more dynamic offenses in the league.

Let’s not ignore the impact of playing in the AFC East, either. The Buffalo Bills are a problem, but four games total against the likes of the New England Patriots and New York Jets is a major asset when looking at the schedule going into 2025.

Miami also has a decent framework defensively, and they have a nasty rushing attack to go with their passing game. The big question with Miami is health, and if Hill opts to jump ship. However, when looking at the actual talent on their roster, this +6600 price tag is a bit insane.

Super Bowl 59 Predictions

There are actually like 5-6 teams I’d be totally fine suggesting as a Super Bowl 60 bet. Based on pricing, current rosters, and logic, however, just one team actually sticks out like a sore thumb.

Nobody looks more appealing right now than the Detroit Lions with their +1000 Super Bowl odds. The Lions were the best team during the regular season this past year, they earned home field advantage, and they had a title-winning offense.

The defense was not good enough, but they never should have lost to the Commanders at home. The coaching changes could be problematic, but I like the hires they made, and this team could be 1-2 defensive changes away from turning into an unstoppable force.

Sometimes earning that #1 seed and the playoff bye can be great, and other times it works against you. I think it hurt Detroit, but they can learn from it and come back even stronger in 2025. Nothing is a certainty when it comes to pro football, but at +1000, I’d be willing to assume the risk with the Lions.

Recent Super Bowl Winners

The Kansas City Chiefs were last year’s Super Bowl winner. In fact, they’ve won the last two Super Bowls in a row, three of the last five, and have appeared in four of the last five NFL Championships. The following is a list of the most recent Super Bowl winners:

Year	Super Bowl Winner	Conference
2025	Philadelphia Eagles	NFC
2024	Kansas City Chiefs	AFC
2023	Kansas City Chiefs	AFC
2022	Los Angeles Rams	NFC
2021	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	NFC
2020	Kansas City Chiefs	AFC
2019	New England Patriots	AFC
2018	Philadelphia Eagles	NFC
2017	New England Patriots	AFC
2016	Denver Broncos	AFC
2015	New England Patriots	AFC
2014	Seattle Seahawks	NFC