After an unbelievable comeback on Sunday Night Football the Buffalo Bills are Super Bowl favorites! Josh Allen led a ferocious fourth quarter comeback to stun the Baltimore Ravens and instill his Bills as the favorites to lift the Lombardi Trophy. 

Dive into the latest Super Bowl 60 odds with my full analysis on which contenders are worth your wager:

Super Bowl 60 Odds

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Buffalo Bills +550

Josh Allen showed why he's the reigning NFL MVP on Sunday Night. 

Allen finished with 424 total yards and four touchdowns in a herculean Week 1 effort.  Interestingly, Allen also became the fourth reigning MVP to score at least four touchdowns in Week 1. The previous three, New England quarterback Tom Brady in 2011, Green Bay quarterback Brett Favre in 1996, and Buffalo running back Thurman Thomas in 1992 all made the Super Bowl in that same year. Can Allen continue the streak? 

Baltimore Ravens +650

Despite the unfathomable loss, the Baltimore Ravens displayed why they're among the NFL's elite in Week 1. 

Lamar Jackson was almost perfect, throwing for 209 yards and two touchdowns and rushing for 70 and another score. Jackson's unreal escapability shone through on a spectacular 19-yard scramble that only he could pull off in an NFL game. Derrick Henry was a monster, totaling 170 yards and two touchdowns and bursting through the Bills leaky rushing defense on nearly every play. Yet Baltimore lost. 

In doing so, the Ravens became the first team in NFL history to score at least 40 points and rush for 235 yards and lose. NFL teams were 277-0 including the playoffs prior to the stunning Sunday Night Football loss. 

The Ravens were the most explosive offense in the league by some margin last season, posting an 18% explosive pass rate, and 12% explosive run rate. They continued that in Week 1, with the highest explosive play rate (32%) in a game over the last decade. Teams with over a 27% rate were 13-0 SU over that timeframe. 

While the team dropped the ball on Sunday night, all is not lost for the Ravens, who entered the season with perhaps the best roster in the NFL. With Jackson and Henry at the height of their powers, Baltimore will be in the Super Bowl 60 conversation until the bitter end. 

Philadelphia Eagles +700

There was no sign of a hangover as the theatrics of opening night did little to derail the Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl hype train. Jalen Hurts gave a classic "Jordan shrug" after his second trip to the endzone and Philadelphia marched to a 24-20 victory over the Dallas Cowboys on opening night. Even without their best defensive player on the field, the Eagles are built to defend the crown. Despite a mass exodus of veteran talent this off-season, Nick Sirianni's squad remain a top contender to retain their Super Bowl title.

The game was often ugly, with both sides adjusting to new personnel and fine-tuning their schemes in the first contest of the season. Stalwart defensive tackle Jalen Carter didn't play a snap on Thursday night, and could face discipline from the league after spitting on Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott. However, should he take the next step in his development this season, look out. Carter is a game-wrecker already and has NFL Defensive Player of the Year potential. Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley and the offense are healthy and gearing up for another championship run. In a wide-open NFC, the Eagles have a great shot at retaining their Super Bowl title.

Keep in mind, Philadelphia finished the year 14-3 SU and 11-6 ATS while going a phenomenal 6-2 both SU and ATS away from home in 2024.Vic Fangio's defense and the Eagles mammoth offensive line were two of the keys to Philadelphia's success last season, and both were fortified heading into 2025. General manager Howie Roseman remains one of the NFL's best talent evaluators. Roseman's done a fantastic job at adding depth at key positions, and keeping the Eagles championship window open.

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Green Bay Packers +850

Green Bay's Week 1 demolition of the Detroit Lions has catapulted the Packers from +1400 to +850 in the latest Super Bowl odds. 

New pass-rusher Micah Parsons and the Packers front seven dominated the game. Green Bay had nine tackles for loss and four sacks, while holding a solid Lions rushing attack to 2.1 yards per carry. On the offensive side, Jordan Love expertly carved apart the Lions defense. Love had the highest big-time throw rate (17.4%), and second highest EPA per play (0.52) of any Week 1 quarterback while tossing for 188 yards and two scores. Green Bay has gamebreakers on both sides of the football, and Matt Lafleur has the Packers playing like a well-oiled machine straight out of the gate in 2025.

With a few masterful off-season moves, Brian Gutekunst has the Green Bay Packers firmly in the Super Bowl 60 conversation.

Cincinnati Bengals +2000

The Bengals put up a stinker in Week 1, but it's just one game. After all, Joe Burrow is coming off the best season of his NFL career. The Bengals signal-caller led the NFL in adjusted EPA per play, and became just the third player in NFL history to throw for more than 4,500 yards, 40 passing touchdowns and less than 10 interceptions. The Heisman trophy winner led all players in PFF’s wins above replacement. Plus, Ja’Marr Chase won the NFL receiving triple crown.

I’m betting on Al Golden to get the Bengals stop-unit turned around, after Cincinnati locked up Trey Hendrickson by giving him more guaranteed money this season. The Bengals added an athletic force in Shemar Stewart to shore up their pass-rush, and the rookie delivered in his first game, tallying three quarterback pressures.

Variance is sure to be on the Bengals side in 2025, and with Burrow and Chase destroying the competition (Cleveland's defense not withstanding), Cincinnati is the best Super Bowl 60 value bet. One bettor has even wagered a cool $50,000 Burrow's Bengals to win the Super Bowl, which would pay out a cool $1,000,000 on Super Bowl Sunday. 

Lions Popular Super Bowl 60 Pick

Despite losing both offensive coordinator Ben Johnson and defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn this off-season, the Detroit Lions are a popular Super Bowl 60 betting pick. In fact, according to Apuestas, Detroit owns the highest ticket (10.7%) and second-highest betting handle (11.5%). 

Clearly, Lions bettors have a ton of confidence in Jared Goff, despite their Week 1 defeat. 

Super Bowl 60 Betting insights

Our friends at Apuestas have passed along the latest Super Bowl 60 betting data. 

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Making A Betting Strategy For Super Bowl 60

Crafting a winning Super Bowl betting strategy begins long before the first kickoff of the regular season. Assessing offseason changes, coaching adjustments, and previous performances are crucial factors.

You're likely to get the best betting value on a team if you place a bet before the season, but there are times in the regular season and even playoffs when you can still place a smart bet. Keep an eye on the odds, as they fluctuate throughout the year due to injuries, trades, and team performance. Acting swiftly when you spot favorable odds ensures maximizing potential winnings, as odds can shift dramatically over time at NFL sportsbooks.

The general key to crafting a betting strategy for Super Bowl odds is comparing a team's likelihood of winning in your mind to where they are on the odds board. Finding a team much more likely to win than the odds indicate is the smartest bet you can make. This strategy holds true for most futures odds, including NFL award odds.

Last 10 Super Bowl Champions

The Kansas City Chiefs have been a powerhouse lately, winning three of the last five Super Bowls. Led by coach Andy Reid and QB Patrick Mahomes, you can expect the Chiefs at the top of these odds as long as they're around.

The biggest recent Super Bowl underdog was the 2017 Eagles, who beat Brady’s Patriots in the final. They even did so after their No. 1 QB, Carson Wentz, went down with an injury late in the season. Backup Nick Foles took over under center and earned Super Bowl MVP honors to deliver great preseason odds value to Philly’s Super Bowl 52 bettors.

NFL Teams with the Most Super Bowls

The Steelers and Patriots dominate the history of the Super Bowl. They’ve appeared in 19 of the 57 Super Bowls, winning six each. There is some decent NFL parity, though, with 20 teams claiming a title all-time.

NFL Teams that have never won a Super Bowl

The 12 teams that have never won a Super Bowl are:

Super Bowl Betting Trends

Trends aren't the only thing that dictates future success, but they can give insight into some teams and details both bettors and sportsbooks often overlook. Check out these Super Bowl trends below or weekly NFL betting trends for game-to-game data.