Eagles open with eighth-best 2025 Super Bowl odds
The 49ers, Lions, and Cowboys all open with better odds than the Eagles to win the 2025 Super Bowl.
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The Kansas City Chiefs sit atop the football world for the second straight season after defeating the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII, 25-22, thanks to a walk-off touchdown pass by Patrick Mahomes in overtime. The combination of Andy Reid and Mahomes captured their third title together over the last five seasons.
Even though the 49ers lost Sunday night, oddsmakers are high on San Francisco’s chances to make it back to next season’s Super Bowl, set to take place on Feb. 9, 2025, in New Orleans. Meanwhile, the Eagles are trading in the top half of the odds board, as oddsmakers don’t feel as strongly about the Birds as they did after Super Bowl LVII last year.
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2025 Super Bowl odds (via FanDuel)
Odds listed at 50/1 or better
49ers: +500
Chiefs: +750
Ravens: +900
Lions: +1200
Bills: +1200
Cowboys: +1500
Bengals: +1500
Eagles: +1700
Dolphins: +2000
Texans: +2500
Packers: +2500
Rams: +3000
Chargers: +3000
Jets: +3000
Jaguars: +3000
Vikings: +4000
Bears: +4000
Browns: +5000
Falcons: +5000
Colts: +5000
The 49ers (+500) and Chiefs (+750) sit atop the odds board at FanDuel to meet again in Super Bowl LVIX, but there’s plenty of roster turnover expected for both teams heading into the offseason. Several key players for both teams are expected to be back next season, though.
After a dismal finish to a promising 2023 season, the Eagles (+1700) open with the eighth-best Super Bowl odds behind two notable NFC foes: the Detroit Lions (+900), who fell short in beating the 49ers in the NFC title game, and the Dallas Cowboys (+1500), who, like the Eagles, lost their NFC wild-card game.
Some surprising teams on this list includes the Bears (+4000), who have quarterback uncertainty, the Vikings (+4000) who may not re-sign Kirk Cousins, and the Falcons (+5000) who have a new coach but an unclear future under center as well.