Super Bowl Odds: Eagles (+650) Listed as Favorites

Below, bettors can find opening and current Super Bowl Odds from the BetMGM online sportsbook for all teams to win Super Bowl 60 in 2026. 

After a blowout win in Super Bowl 59, the Philadelphia Eagles (+650) opened as the market favorites to repeat as Super Bowl champions. 

Five teams are +1000 or shorter to win Super Bowl 60, including the Baltimore Ravens (+700) and Buffalo Bills (+750). 

The Chiefs, who lost Super Bowl 59, opened at +750 to win Super Bowl 60. 

Super Bowl Odds

Who is Favored to Win the Super Bowl? 

Based on preseason futures odds, the Philadelphia Eagles (+650) are predicted to win Super Bowl 60. 

At +650, the Eagles’ implied probability to capture a Super Bowl win in February 2026 is 13.3%. 

It’s a notable increase for the Eagles, who opened at +1600 to win Super Bowl 59 in February 2024. 

Three teams closely follow the Eagles on the odds board at +750 or shorter: the Ravens, Bills and Chiefs. 

Baltimore opened at +700 while Kansas City and Buffalo opened at +750. The prices imply probabilities of 12.5% and 11.8%, respectively. 

Analysis: Super Bowl Favorites

Standing out amongst the group of contenders – in this instance, teams listed at +800 or shorter – are the Bills and Ravens. 

If forced to pick amongst the group, I’d elect for the Baltimore Ravens (+700). 

Baltimore’s defense took steps forward late in the season, finishing sixth in defensive DVOA, per ftnfantasy.com. 

Offensively, Baltimore finished as a historically strong offense. They led the league in offensive DVOA against the fifth-hardest set of opposing defenses. 

At a 35.1% offensive DVOA percentage, Baltimore’s offense produced the best percentage since 2020. 

Critically, the Ravens retained left tackle Ronnie Stanley in free agency. That should keep Baltimore’s offensive line amongst the best in the league. 

Depending on the schedule, Baltimore might be worth a bet to win Super Bowl 60. 

Analysis: Super Bowl Mid-Tiers

Two teams jump out from the group priced between +1600 and +3500: the 49ers (+1600) and Packers (+2500). 

While my love for San Francisco has softened as free agency has begun, I remain bullish on a Packers team primed for some positive regression. 

Green Bay finished third in total DVOA last year against the seventh-hardest schedule in the league, per ftnfantasy.com. 

At 12.7 expected wins, Green Bay finished 1.7 wins under expected. 

That’s a result of bad luck within the division: Green Bay finished 1-5 in divisional games with four losses coming by three or fewer points. 

In the offseason, Green Bay bolstered both sides of the ball via signing guard Aaron Banks and corner Nate Hobbs. 

In a division where  Detroit and Minnesota could expect negative regression, Green Bay should experience a strong campaign in 2025-26. 

Analysis: Super Bowl Sleepers

I’m considering teams in the +4000 to +6600 range for this group, and the Broncos (+4000) are the only team worth consideration

Denver’s true profile is difficult to evaluate given the strength of opponents last year. They finished 16th in offensive DVOA against the 25th-hardest set of opposing defenses. 

Defensively, the Broncos ranked fourth in DVOA against the 20th-hardest set of offenses. 

Quality free agent additions on defense – Dre Greenlaw and Talanoa Hufanga – gives the Broncos a chance to retain that record. 

If Bo Nix improves on his rookie season – he plays behind a line that led the league in pass blocking – this team could outperform their win equity at +4000.