The final whistle has blown on Week 4 of action. The NFL is almost a quarter of the way through the season now. There have been some teams that have met expectations and some teams that have exceeded them. Injuries have played a key role in some odds shifts as well. Let’s see where the Super Bowl odds stack up heading into Week 5, and what teams are the best bets to win Super Bowl LX.
The 60th Super Bowl will be held on Sunday, February 8th, 2026. The San Francisco 49ers’ Levi’s Stadium, located in Santa Clara, California, will be the host site. NBC will broadcast the championship game. Before the season kicked off, the Baltimore Ravens, Buffalo Bills, and Philadelphia Eagles were all tied as the favorites with the lowest odds at 7/1. The Bills and Eagles are undefeated through four games, but Baltimore is just 1-3.
Updated Super Bowl LX Odds
Buffalo Bills +450
Philadelphia Eagles +550
Green Bay Packers +650
Baltimore Ravens +700
Detroit Lions +900
Kansas City Chiefs +1200
Los Angeles Chargers +1600
Los Angeles Rams +1800
San Francisco 49ers +2000
Washington Commanders +2200
Denver Broncos +3000
Indianapolis Colts +3000
Tampa Bay Buccaneers +3000
Minnesota Vikings +4000
Pittsburgh Steelers +4000
Seattle Seahawks +4000
Jacksonville Jaguars +5000
Arizona Cardinals +7500
Atlanta Falcons +7500
Dallas Cowboys +7500
Houston Texans +7500
Chicago Bears +10000
Cincinnati Bengals +25000
New England Patriots +10000
Las Vegas Raiders +15000
Carolina Panthers +30000
Cleveland Browns +30000
Miami Dolphins +30000
New Orleans Saints +30000
New York Giants +30000
New York Jets +30000
Tennessee Titans +30000
Updated Super Bowl LX Odds and Best Bets
The Favorites
Looking through the favorites group of the top eight teams, this is most likely where your Super Bowl LX Champion comes from (duh, I know). The Buffalo Bills look the part so far, outside of late in that Saints game, where they fell asleep. But that’s likely just overlooking a bad team. The problem with betting the Bills at this short of a number, their trademark is choking it away in the playoffs. It’s shocking the amount of disrespect the Philadelphia Eagles get. The defending champions are clearly the best team in football, and they’ve been there and done that. They’ve had a tough schedule and shown up for each game.
Green Bay looked like Super Bowl champions on paper after the Micah Parsons trade and their Week 1 game. There’s been some big question marks since the loss to the Browns and the Cowboys’ tie. Yet, no dip in the odds. Baltimore is in a similar situation; they’ve started 1-3 and just haven’t looked like themselves. Lamar has been off, and Derrick Henry looks like Father Time could be knocking on his door.
The Lions were beaten in Week 1 by the Packers, but since then have looked great. They easily beat the Ravens and also easily beat the Browns. Their offense is one of the best in the league, and their defense isn’t far behind. Now is the perfect time to buy up some Kansas City stock if you want it! You probably won’t see 12/1 on this team again. They are obviously talented enough and well-coached enough to win the Super Bowl and get to the door of it every single year.
Over in Los Angeles, they’ve got two teams that can compete for the Super Bowl title. The Chargers have looked like the real deal. They beat the Chiefs, Raiders, and Broncos for the division sweep before slipping up in a bad spot against the Giants. Jim Harbaugh knows what he’s doing, and at this price, it’s almost too good to pass up before the number gets lower. The Rams are the same story as just about every year. A good team, that’s well coached, that’s always in the mix and could always be that surprise team.
Mid Tier
This tier, as the odds would suggest, is the group of teams that are maybe just outside of true Super Bowl contention. That being said, we’ve seen teams in this range make Super Bowl runs and slay the giant time and time again. San Francisco was supposed to be a contender, but in a story as old as time, their injuries are piling up. For teams in this group, they could definitely put it together and make a run. The Commanders were in the NFC Championship game last year, so we know they are capable. They’ve played two games without Jayden Daniels and another without Terry McLaurin, so it’s hard to get a true reading on the 2025 team.
The Denver Broncos have a Super Bowl winning coach, and a strong young quarterback. they are a team in this range who could be a sleeper. The Indianapolis Colts are one of the teams whose odds have adjusted the most. The team looks legit on both sides of the ball, but it’s Daniel Jones at quarterback. This is one that if I missed out on. I’ll probably just pass.
Tampa is always a team that scares you a little, and Baker has that dog in him. They definitely make me look twice at 30/1. Minnesota is another team that’s hard to gauge; its success likely hangs on the shoulders of young JJ McCarthy. Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers have been bipolar so far this season. And both are known for losing in the playoffs, which makes them a hard team to bet in this range.
Seattle’s defense looks legit. And Darnold and the offense are settling in. I still don’t think they are a championship-level team. Jacksonville is a team I’ve been preaching since the preseason. Nothing has changed for me, and after a tough win over the 49ers last week, I’m still feeling like this as my darling team.
Long Shots
The Cardinals are a team I love as well, but Kyler doesn’t feel like a Super Bowl quarterback, sadly. Atlanta is still feeling out their quarterback, and may be a few pieces away. Dallas, well, just ask Cowboys fans. Don’t overreact to the Green Bay tie. Houston is the first long-shot team that makes you think. They need to clean up their offensive line, but they’ve hit the defense and have been a playoff team the last few years.
This is the long-shot range where you can craft a fun story. On top of Houston, Chicago is slowly getting better under Ben Johnson. It won’t happen, but it’s exciting. If Cincinnati can just make it to the playoffs, what if Burrow could come back? Or, they signed another quarterback. They were much shorter in the preseason, and you can create a narrative that could get them there.
After Cincinnati, there just isn’t much to talk about. New England has some pieces that’ll put them in the conversation soon enough. Las Vegas has mostly looked bad, and Geno might be cooked. Carolina, oof. Cleveland, can I write LOL here? Miami looked okay Monday night, but it was the Jets. New Orleans needs a quarterback and a few other things. The Giants will be exciting with Dart, but need more time. The Jets are the Jets. And Tennessee might have the worst head coach in the history of the league.
Super Bowl LX Best Bets After Week 5
Detroit Lions +900
I think Philadelphia is still the team to beat right now; you just aren’t getting many discounts on their numbers. This Detroit team is just too good to pass up on at 9/1. Their offense is elite, and their defense has been solid. This is a team that’s been knocking on the door for a few years, and we know they’ve got that dog in them from their head coach down.
Los Angeles Chargers +1600
Speaking of teams with a dog mentality. Jim Harbaugh brings that. And he knows how to win. He’s been to the Super Bowl and won the National Championship at the college level. Now he’s got this team firing well, looking unstoppable in the first three Weeks. We’ll see how the offensive line injuries play out, but they’ve played well against multiple playoff teams and shown they can beat the big dogs like Kansas City. At 16/1, there’s good value here for LA.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers +3000
If you want a bit of a longer shot and a Cinderella story, look no further than the man with the most dogs (I guess I’m rolling with the dog theme here) in the NFL. Baker Mayfield. From walk-on to Heisman to Super Bowl Champion? Why couldn’t this team do it? They are in a weak division, and the NFC side of the playoffs should be easier than the AFC. Baker has big games in him and a strong offense. Their defense is no joke as well.
Bengals +25000
If you want a long-shot fun ticket. Here it is. The Bengals were 20/1 before the season started. After the Burrow injury, their number has tanked. This team should be a playoff team, and they are just a quarterback away. Maybe, they’ll wise up and trade for a Kirk Cousins or Jameis Winston. If they could sneak into the playoffs and Burrow was able to come back, 250/1 wouldn’t feel too bad in your pocket.
