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Super Bowl Exact Matchups: Latest Hypothetical Odds for Super Bowl 59 Ahead of Conference Championship Games

The Super Bowl may still be a few weeks away with unknown teams, but you can get in on the action ahead of time with hypothetical matchups. Take a look at these exacta scenarios ahead of this weekend's Conference Championships, and look to see if you can spot any value on the board for Super Bowl 59.
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Super Bowl Exact Matchups: Latest Hypothetical Odds for Super Bowl 59 Ahead of Conference Championship Games

As we prepare to watch two thrilling conference championship games this weekend, it's important to look ahead to the Super Bowl for potential value bets before they happen. Sportsbooks like FanDuel and others have hypothetical lines set up for any potential matchups that could occur, so you can see how each team could stack up on their path to the Super Bowl.

For example, if you could have anticipated that the Washington Commanders would stun the Detroit Lions last weekend, you could take Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl futures at +400 odds. Knowing that they would be -6 favorites against the Commanders in the hypothetical lines, the value gap of them now at +175 would be very profitable.

While there is certainly less opportunity on the board with only four teams left, we can still look ahead to the most likely Super Bowl matchups, and see how each team stacks up as you get ready for betting on the NFC and AFC Championships.

Super Bowl 59 Hypothetical Odds

No. 2 Philadelphia Eagles vs. No. 1 Kansas City Chiefs (-1.5)

The most likely scenario in the exact matchup futures is this Eagles vs. Chiefs matchup at +145 odds at FanDuel Sportsbook. These two teams matched up two years ago in Super Bowl 57, with the Chiefs staging a major second-half comeback to defeat the Eagles in Arizona. Jalen Hurts and co. will be looking for revenge, and as only a slight underdog, they have a shot to get it.

The teams played again after that Super Bowl in November 2023, with the Eagles getting even with a slim victory in Kansas City. However, the Chiefs had won four times in a row before that, and have dominated over the last decade. Philadelphia is also Andy Reid's former team, and it means extra to him to continue the Super Bowl streak against them after he was dismissed back in 2012.

No. 2 Philadelphia Eagles vs. No. 2 Buffalo Bills (-1.5)

In the event of the Bills outlasting the Chiefs in Kansas City this weekend, the Eagles would still be similar underdogs in the Super Bowl at a +1.5 spread. The sportsbooks have the Chiefs and Bills rated almost identically on a neutral field, leading to those matching spreads. This matchup has a +180 price on it, giving it roughly a 35% chance of happening. If you want to get crafty, you can take the Bills to beat the Eagles exacta at +420 odds.

The Eagles and Bills have been playing every four years for the last few decades, totaling to 15 times in the Super Bowl era. Philly has dominated the matchup as of late, winning the last three games, including an OT thriller last November at Lincoln Financial Field. Buffalo hasn't beaten them since 2011, and the franchise will certainly be aware of that in the event of this highly-possible meeting.

No. 6 Washington Commanders vs. No. 1 Kansas City Chiefs (-4.5)

In the somewhat unlikely event that Washington pulls yet another upset against Philadelphia on Sunday afternoon, they would have the ability to play for the title against the Chiefs or Bills. The latest hypothetical odds would put them at +4.5 underdog, something Dan Quinn's team is no stranger to.

The Commanders have been underdogs in every game of the playoffs so far, taking down the Bucs as a +3 road dog before heading to Detroit and stunning the Lions when they were expected to lose by 9 points. Jayden Daniels has been phenomenal under center, with the rookie avoiding mistakes and making big plays when the team needs it. They put up 45 against Detroit, and never looked back after building an early lead.

The Washington franchise has lost eight straight games to the Chiefs dating back to 1992, and are 1-10 against them in the Super Bowl era. They haven't seen much success whatsoever in this matchup, and will need this new generation of young talent to play their best if they're going to have a shot to dethrone Mahomes and Andy Reid.

No. 6 Washington Commanders vs. No. 2 Buffalo Bills (-4.5)

The least probable matchup is Bills vs. Commanders at +550 odds, and it will take two upsets to make it happen. First, Washington would have to stun the Eagles in Philly. The Commanders have already beaten the Eagles once this season, coming from behind to take them down on December 22nd, with just seconds remaining. It's important to note that the previous matchup was at home and that the Eagles were without starting QB Jalen Hurts, who was knocked out with a concussion in the first quarter. They'll have to upset a fully healthy Eagles team in Philly if they want a shot at the Super Bowl.

Both of these AFC sides have owned the Washington franchise over the last several decades, with the Bills winning nine of the last 10 meetings dating back to 1993. At the same rate, the Bills made it to four straight Super Bowls in the 90's, and lost every single time. Something has to give if this is the resulting matchup, and we see the Bills as more than a field-goal favorite here.

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Peter is a sports writer focused on coverage and analysis of college football and basketball, as well as the NFL and other major sports. A graduate of the University of Missouri School of Journalism, he has been writing sports articles for over 8 years.

After working for ClutchPoints, Peter joined OddsChecker in 2023. He is a New York sports superfan and is fluent in the sports betting industry.

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