Super Bowl 60 Odds: Eagles, Ravens, Bills Remain Favorites After Successful NFL Draft
After an NFL Draft filled with unique storylines, we've come out to the other side with some contenders bolstering their roster. Jason Radowitz takes a look at the Super Bowl 60 odds for next season, and discusses a few teams poised to win it all.
Jason Radowitz
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Super Bowl 60 Odds: Eagles, Ravens, Bills Remain Favorites After Successful NFL Draft
The Super Bowl LX odds haven't changed much since the NFL Draft concluded.
The Philadelphia Eagles are still the favorites after earning Super Bowl LIX over the Kansas City Chiefs in the Caesars Superdome earlier this year.
Shockingly, the Kansas City Chiefs are currently fourth on the Super Bowl odds list. Ultimately, some believe the Chiefs' dynasty is finally finished. Yet, off-season, Patrick Mahomes looks more in shape than ever. So that's something to keep an eye on.
This year's Super Bowl will be held at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California. Certainly, the 49ers would love to play their way into the Super Bowl with the game being held in their stadium. However, last year's team didn't live up to expectations. In fact, the 49ers missed the playoffs entirely. Injuries were a primary reason for San Francisco's collapse last season. This year, the 49ers have the 10th-highest odds to win the Super Bowl. That number has dropped significantly from a year ago.
That said, let's check out all of the odds for Super Bowl LX below. I'll provide some insight on which teams to consider, now that the NFL Draft is over.
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Super Bowl LX Odds
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Baltimore Ravens (+700) Click here to see which sportsbook has the best Super Bowl odds
The Baltimore Ravens have been knocking on the door for many years now. Last season, they went 12-5 and made the playoffs for the fourth consecutive season behind Lamar Jackson.
The Ravens have one of the best offenses in the league, especially after bringing over Derrick Henry from Tennessee a year ago. The Ravens don't have the most explosive wide receiver group. But the off-season addition of DeAndre Hopkins could help. Meanwhile, the Ravens didn't make any moves at tight end and will stick with Mark Andrews, despite his struggles last season. Eventually, Isaiah Likely will take over full-time.
On the other hand, the Ravens filled a need at free safety in the NFL Draft. It's likely former Georgia standout Malaki Starks will start at free safety for the Ravens. He'll be on the field with Marlon Humphrey and Kyle Hamilton and should fit in easily.
Finally, after the allegations, Justin Tucker's availability is in question. The Ravens drafted Tyler Loop in case Tucker is unable to play for them in the future.
Buffalo Bills (+750) Click here to see which sportsbook has the best Super Bowl odds
If it's not the Ravens, then it'll probably be the Bills. Ultimately, Buffalo has had the same issues as Baltimore. The Bills have won lots of games in the regular season but can't get over the hump when it matters the most.
The Bills will be a serious contender again behind Josh Allen. The offense won't have any new players start from the NFL Draft, but Maxwell Hairston figures to fit right in at one of the cornerback spots.
Plus, don't forget that the Bills added Joey Bosa in the offseason. He should work out very well with that Bills' defense.
Detroit Lions (+950) Click here to see which sportsbook has the best Super Bowl odds
The Detroit Lions are going to be in the mix for the NFL Super Bowl this season. The Lions finished 15-2 in the regular season and have completely transformed the franchise.
Detroit's offense, led by Jared Goff, is among the bests in the NFL. However, the offensive line has changed only at right guard. At this time, rookie Tate Ratledge is likely to start at right guard.
Meanwhile, the Lions helped their secondary with two major signings, including D.J. Reed and Avonte Maddox. Beyond that, Aidan Hutchinson will be back on the defensive line this season after an injury sidelined him last season.
Detroit doesn't have its former coordinators, which could be an issue. However, the roster looks even better than last season, which is why they're a go at +950.
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