Super Bowl odds: Latest betting futures for 2025 postseason

The Kansas City Chiefs are coming off their third Super Bowl title in five years. Check out the 2025 SB odds to see if anyone can take down the Chiefs as we enter May.

Odds courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook. Correct at time of publishing and subject to change.

The Kansas City Chiefs didn’t look overpowering in the regular season, but when it mattered most, they stepped up. The Chiefs enter this season off their third Super Bowl title in five years.

Patrick Mahomes is still one of the best players in the world in any sport, but the Chiefs offense was pedestrian during the regular season as Travis Kelce struggled and the rest of Mahomes’ pass catchers were mediocre minus Rashee Rice.

The KC defense played tremendously well all year and especially in the postseason. 2023 saw the Chiefs have their best defense ever in Mahomes’ time as a starter.

As long as Mahomes, Kelce, and Andy Reid are under contract, you can expect the Chiefs to be a mainstay as a favorite to win the Super Bowl in this list at all times.

The San Francisco 49ers entered 2023 eager for redemption after 2022′s NFC Championship Game loss. The 49ers earned the No. 1 seed in the NFC with a 12-5 record.

It looked like San Francisco would cap off the great regular season with a Super Bowl title but the 49ers fell in overtime.

Brock Purdy will be back at a cheap cost along with his star-studded offense of Christian McCaffrey, George Kittle, Deebo Samuel, and Brandon Aiyuk. Future Hall of Famer left tackle Trent Williams returns as well.

The defense is also locked up for quite some time with Fred Warner, Nick Bosa, Dre Greenlaw, and the rest of the crew set to return for another season alongside the entire coaching staff.

The Baltimore Ravens are bettors’ second most popular team to get over the hump and win the Super Bowl next year after they earned the AFC’s No. 1 seed in 2023 due to their 13-4 record.

Lamar Jackson is most likely to be crowned league MVP for a second time before the Super Bowl, and the offense should only improve this summer as better playmakers come in and their injured talent heals up.

There are a lot of notable pieces on this team who are in need of new contracts such as Jadeveon Clowney, Kevin Zeitler, Odell Beckham Jr., and more. But the Ravens are an organization that always finds a way to yield one of the league’s most talented teams.

The biggest question mark for them won’t even be their roster as much as it is how well their defense will perform without defensive coordinator Mike McDonald, who took over the Seahawks’ head coaching gig.

For the first time in 30 yards, the Detroit Lions claimed the division title and hosted a playoff game. They not only won that playoff game, but they won a second one to advance to the NFC Championship game.

They went up 24-7 into halftime and looked poised to appear in the Super Bowl before the 49ers stormed back and took advantage of the Lions’ inexperience and lesser talent.

Make no mistake however, the Lions are as talented as anyone. Jared Goff has stabilized the quarterback position, and the Lions received pro bowl and All-Pro performances from the majority of their last three draft classes.

As important as anything is that both Ben Johnson and Aaron Glenn return to their respective coordinator roles to flank Dan Campbell, who is one of the most aggressive and confident head coaches in the NFL.

I was stunned to see the Buffalo Bills at +1400 as the fifth most bet on team to win the Super Bowl next year. To their credit, they went into Week 18 being able to finish anywhere from the No. 2 seed to out of the playoffs in 2023, and finished with the No. 2 seed.

Buffalo had another brilliant season from Josh Allen, and he had more help from his running backs than ever before with James Cook breaking out. In contrast, Stefon Diggs evaporated from the offene for most of the season and was phased out.

The Bills will benefit from an offseason with Joe Brady at offensive coordinator, but plenty of questions exist on how the offense will perform without Stefon Diggs and Gabriel Davis, as their new starting wide receiver tandem is Khalil Shakir and Curtis Samuel.

Their defense also underwent a massive transformation with players like MIcah Hyde, Jordan Poyer, and Tre’Davious White all exiting. I wouldn’t be shocked if the Bills finish third in the division this year, but bettors are keeping faith in them.

After suffering through being a bottom feeder in the AFC since the start of the decade, the Houston Texans have seen lady luck turn in their favor by nailing draft picks C.J. Stroud and Will Anderson Jr. They even won the AFC South and won a playoff game.

After defeating the Cleveland Browns easily in the wild card round, they were knocked off by the Ravens. But for the to do what they did without Tank Dell and Noah Brown was nothing short of exemplary for such a young team. They since added Stefon Diggs via trade.

Diggs, Collins, Dell and Brown are a wide receiver duo Stroud can rely on next year, and the running game should improve with Joe Mixon brought in. The offensive line exceeded expectations as well, with Laremy Tunsil being as good as ever at left tackle.

Like the Lions, the Texans’ coaching ranks aren’t different with Jerrod Johnson and Bobby Slowik back for a second year as Stroud’s quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator, respectively.

Two years after their Super Bowl loss to the Chiefs, the Philadelphia Eagles were expected to replicate that and get over the hump after bringing back a majority of that same team such as Jalen Hurts, A.J. Brown, and DeVonta Smith.

The Eagles started out 10-1, but they never quite captured what made them so electrifying the year before offensively. They proceeded to finish the season 1-5 before an embarrassing 32-9 wild card round loss to Tampa Bay.

Philadelphia still kept the majority of their offensive core together, but they’ll be without center Jason Kelce who retired in the offseason. Their big free agent splash was Saquon Barkley, who should be a fantastic fit in this offense.

The bigger question the Eagles face is how their defense will perform after regressing from one of the best in the league two years ago to one of the worst in the league last season.

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