2025 Super Bowl Odds: Taking A Look At Every Team's 2025 Odds After Super Bowl LVIII

2025 SUPER BOWL ODDS: TAKING A LOOK AT EVERY TEAM'S ODDS AHEAD OF SUPER BOWL 58

The Kansas City Chiefs have just taken down the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII in an epic overtime battle. They can have their moment to celebrate, but let's take an early look ahead at 2025 Super Bowl 59 odds that are now available to wager in early NFL futures markets.

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32. CAROLINA PANTHERS (+25000)

The hiring of former Tampa Bay OC Dave Canales is yet another hire made in an attempt to turn the Carolina Panthers franchise around. Bryce Young did not meet expectations during his rookie season and many personnel moves need to be made during free agency and the 2024 draft for the Panthers to be competitive next year.

31. NEW YORK GIANTS (+15000)

Despite going 3-3 down the stretch with backup quarterback play from Week 11 onward, oddsmakers are giving the New York Giants next to no shot when it comes to winning Super Bowl 59. Daniel Jones and Brian Daboll's marriage could be breaking up sooner rather than later.

30. TENNESSEE TITANS (+15000)

Firing long-time head coach Mike Vrabel signaled a changing of the guard with a new regime in place for the Tennessee Titans. Will Levis showed flashes of explosive playmaking ability, while Derrick Henry's departure could completely revamp this offense, with former Cincinnati OC Brian Callahan now hired as the new head coach in Tennessee.

29. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (+15000)

The Patriots finished 2023 with 236 total points scored on offense, tied for lowest in the league. Now, Bill Belichick is gone, with a ton of personnel moves that need to be addressed in the coming months. Head coach Jerod Mayo has a tall task to rebuild a team lacking offensive firepower and depth.

28. WASHINGTON COMMANDERS (+15000)

Washington's not a bad spot for a new head coach to land, considering new ownership is actively attempting to eliminate the toxic work environment left by former owner, Dan Snyder. There are a ton of questions at quarterback with Sam Howell, but the Commanders' defense needs the biggest overhaul, allowing a league-high 39 passing touchdowns in 2023.

27. DENVER BRONCOS (+10000)

The Sean Payton experiment was a rollercoaster in his first season with Denver. After a bad start, then a surge mid-season, his and Russell Wilson's falling out due to a contract dispute leaves the future of the Broncos franchise murky at best.

26. PITTSBURGH STEELERS (+10000)

Mike Tomlin did what he always does in 2023, won more football games than he lost. The Steelers fell backward into the AFC Wild Card round with Mason Rudolph under center, but they'll need to do more than shake up the offensive coordinator role if they want to be competitive in the playoffs next season.

25. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (+7500)

The firing of head coach Pete Carroll came as a shock to many in the league, as Geno Smith regressed in 2023. The Seahawks still finished above .500, but they rarely missed the playoffs under Carroll. With a head coaching vacancy still remaining, Seattle has plenty of talented players to help a new coaching regime win games right away.

24. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS (+7500)

The Buccaneers defied all expectations in 2023 with Baker Mayfield, winning the NFC South and hosting an NFC Wild Card game, routing the Philadelphia Eagles. The defense was a liability against the pass though, and the loss of former OC Dave Canales to Carolina could impede further progress in 2024.

23. ARIZONA CARDINALS (+7500)

Kyler Murray remains Arizona's franchise quarterback despite the coaching changes this past offseason. The Cardinals were a tough out against every opponent, despite finishing 4-13 in 2023. Expect an improved unit on both sides of the line of scrimmage during head coach Jonathan Gannon's second year in the Desert.

22. LAS VEGAS RAIDERS (+7500)

Las Vegas found its new head coach following Antonio Pierce's impressive interim campaign. The Raiders' defense was among the best in the league after Pierce left his blue print on the team. Now, the offense, with only Aidan O'Connell and Jimmy Garoppolo as the primary quarterbacks, needs to add pieces alongside Josh Jacobs and Davante Adams in a loaded AFC West division.

21. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS (+7500)

The final team available at +7500 odds in Super Bowl 59 betting markets is New Orleans. The Saints didn't accomplish much in 2023, but they did finish 9-8. Winning four of their final five games was just too little too late, with Derek Carr struggling to produce until New Orleans' late season run. Maybe in 2024, the Saints can win back the NFC South, but its play-calling may need a refresh.

20. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS (+5000)

Shane Steichen briefly had strong Coach of the Year odds late in 2023, leading the Indianapolis Colts to a Week 18 play-in game against Houston. Tailoring the offense around Gardner Minshew was a stark contrast from Anthony Richardson. Entering his second year, Richardson's return from a season-ending shoulder surgery should give Indianapolis the boost it needs to be more of a balanced offense due to his explosive play-making ability under center in 2024.

19. ATLANTA FALCONS (+5000)

Firing Arthur Smith and hiring former Rams DC Raheem Morris is the way Atlanta opted to reset its coaching regime. This change was predictable, as the Falcons were the favorites to win the NFC South, before sputtering into a 1-4 finish. Bijan Robinson, Kyle Pitts, and Drake London are a strong contending core of offensive talent that will benefit greatly from a new quarterback and play caller next season.

18. CLEVELAND BROWNS (+5000)

Joe Flacco's brief run as the messiah for Cleveland ended with back-to-back pick sixes thrown against Houston in the AFC Wild Card round. Deshaun Watson's return from injury will be the offseason topic of discussion, along with star running back Nick Chubb. +5000 is solid value for Cleveland, who can potentially contend in 2024 if its defense becomes better on the road.

17. CHICAGO BEARS (+4000)

As soon as Chicago slipped to 2-7, the likelihood they'd finish 2023 at 7-10 became miniscule. However, Justin Fields wound up returning from a thumb injury to go 4-3 for the remainder of the season. Due to draft capital, Fields' future with the Bears is unknown. Will Chicago draft USC quarterback Caleb Williams with the 1.01 pick in the 2024 NFL Draft? +4000 indicates oddsmakers expect marked improvements, meaning there could be some big changes coming this offseason for the Bears.

16. MINNESOTA VIKINGS (+4000)

Minnesota's inability to avoid injuries to Kirk Cousins, Justin Jefferson, and T.J. Hockenson resulted in a lackluster 0-4 finish to its 2023 campaign. Head coach Kevin O'Connell and the Vikings front office have the 11th overall pick, meaning there's a chance we could see another signal caller taken if Cousins winds up playing for another franchise in 2024.

15. JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS (+3000)

Jacksonville's epic collapse following its Week 9 Bye is definitely concerning for the immediate future of this current team. Trevor Lawrence showed massive growth under Doug Pederson in the first year but regressed during his third year in the NFL. Calvin Ridley's addition helped at times, but the inefficient run game, paired with a leaky pass defense, means plenty of fixes still need to be made for the Jaguars to compete in an increasingly difficult AFC South division.

14. NEW YORK JETS (+3000)

The Jets are +3000 solely due to the promise of Aaron Rodgers staying healthy in 2024. His injury in Week 1 on the opening drive doomed New York right from the start, forcing Zach Wilson under center for a mixed bag of mediocre to subpar results. Garrett Wilson and Breece Hall are talented enough with Rodgers to make some noise in a loaded AFC.

13. LOS ANGELES CHARGERS (+3000)

Jim Harbaugh's return to the NFL results in him teaming up with quarterback Justin Herbert in Los Angeles. This could be a smash hire for a franchise that has been mired in bad luck for decades. The Brandon Staley era is already a distant memory, but the Chargers will need to build up their run game and defense to become competitive next year in a difficult division like the AFC West.

12. LOS ANGELES RAMS (+3000)

Matthew Stafford had a lot of production throwing to rookie wideout Puka Nacua and star wideout Cooper Kupp this past year, but it wasn't enough to get out of the NFC Wild Card round against Detroit. Sean McVay is talented enough to get the most out of any roster, but at some point, changes might need to be made with the offensive personnel to complement an underrated Rams defense.

11. GREEN BAY PACKERS (+2500)

Green Bay nearly pulled off an upset on the road against San Francisco in the NFC Divisional Round. This came after a sluggish, unsatisfactory start to the Packers' 2023 season. Jordan Love emerged as a legitimate talent with a strong arm, elevating a young wide receiving corps to win games down the stretch. At +2500, there is some intrigue in betting on the Packers to come out of the NFC, assuming they can beat the 49ers next time.

10. HOUSTON TEXANS (+2500)

C.J. Stroud dazzled during his rookie year with Houston, as first-year head coach Demeco Ryans got Houston an AFC South title and a playoff win. The Texans outperformed pre-season expectations, but at +2500, these odds aren't nearly as lucrative compared to +12500 at this time a year ago.

9. MIAMI DOLPHINS (+2000)

Miami has the ninth-highest odds at +2000, yet they haven't won a playoff game since 2000. Tua Tagovailoa and Tyreek Hill have been a highlight reel for two years and counting, but head coach Mike McDaniel needs to find a way to build depth within his West Coast offense entering 2024.

8. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES (+1700)

Jalen Hurts and the Eagles wound up 1-6 in their final seven regular-season games, including an embarrassing 32-9 road loss to Tampa Bay in the NFC Wild Card round. Nick Sirianni's job remains under scrutiny, but he's already moved off of both former coordinators, likely earning another chance to build Philadelphia's roster to return to the Super Bowl. +1700 isn't bad value considering the talent the Eagles still possess in a winnable NFC East division.

7. DETROIT LIONS (+1700)

Detroit left its ugly past in the rearview in 2023, as head coach Dan Campbell instilled grit into his team, winning the NFC North for the first time in three decades. Jared Goff and the Lions fell just short against San Francisco in the NFC Championship game after winning twice in the playoffs. Expect Detroit to remain a playoff contender in 2024.

6. DALLAS COWBOYS (+1500)

Dallas was one of the Super Bowl betting favorites late in the regular season, as Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb were virtually unstoppable. Then, the playoffs happened, and Green Bay routed the Cowboys in front of their home fans at AT&T Stadium. Head coach Mike McCarthy is returning, meaning we should expect another year of hype and failing to deliver on pre-season expectations next year in Dallas.

5. CINCINNATI BENGALS (+1500)

Joe Burrow's inevitable return in 2024 could be a legacy comeback. Burrow's injury derailed the Bengals, who still managed to win some big games with backup Jake Browning. Cincinnati has to pay some of its top talent on offense though, which could make it difficult to maximize points, especially with former OC Brian Callahan now gone as the head coach in Tennessee.

4. BUFFALO BILLS (+1200)

How many times can we watch Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills come up short? It's happened for years now, mostly against Kansas City. +1200 odds is nearly double the value compared to +650 for the Bills from a year ago, but are we going to fall for this hype again? The offense did show improvement under OC Joe Brady after he took over halfway through the 2023 season. Wide receivers are desperately needed, but the defense, when healthy, is rock solid.

3. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (+850)

Kansas City is currently in the middle of a dynasty. The Chiefs have won the AFC for the fourth time in five seasons, as Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce put on a clinic against Miami, Buffalo, and Baltimore to secure a spot in Super Bowl 58. Andy Reid's legacy grows with each playoff win, and the Chiefs defense is arguably the best it has been since he arrived in Kansas City.

2. BALTIMORE RAVENS (+700)

Lamar Jackson is set to win another NFL MVP, but the Ravens once again came up short in the playoffs, losing to Kansas City in the AFC Championship game. Zay Flowers was highly productive, despite a crucial mistake, and the hard-nosed defense gives Baltimore a strong chance to contend for another Lombardi Trophy in 2024.

1. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS (+450)

The 49ers have been so close to winning a Super Bowl since falling short against Mahomes and the Chiefs in 2019. San Francisco, led by Brock Purdy, is now back in the Super Bowl to avenge its loss to Kansas City when Jimmy Garoppolo was under center for the 49ers. An All-Pro roster on offense, plus elite edge rushers in Nick Bosa and Chase Young, are the primary reason why San Francisco is favored to win Super Bowl 59 at +450 odds.

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