Super Bowl Odds 2025: San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs Top Favorites

2025 Super Bowl odds are available at legal football sportsbooks. As we get ready for Week 2, the defending champion Kansas City Chiefs (+500) are favored to win, followed by the San Francisco 49ers (+550). The Lions (+1100), Eagles (+1100), and Ravens (+1200) round out the top five in the latest lines.

Super Bowl 2025 odds

The latest odds to win the 2025 Super Bowl are in the list below or table above. Clicking any of the Super Bowl betting sites’ odds will take you to the book offering that line. Sportsbook promos are available for new users. The odds below are from DraftKings Sportsbook, which has a welcome promo for Week 2.

• Kansas City Chiefs +475
• San Francisco 49ers +550
• Philadelphia Eagles +1000
• Detroit Lions +1000
• Baltimore Ravens +1200
• Houston Texans +1300
• Dallas Cowboys +1500
• Buffalo Bills +1500
• New York Jets +1700
• Cincinnati Bengals +1800
• Miami Dolphins +2000
• Los Angeles Rams +3500
• Green Bay Packers +3500
• Chicago Bears +3500
• Atlanta Falcons +4000
• Los Angeles Chargers +4500
• Jacksonville Jaguars +4500
• Pittsburgh Steelers +5000
• Seattle Seahawks +6000
• Cleveland Browns +6000
• New Orleans Saints +6500
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers +7000
• Minnesota Vikings +7000
• Indianapolis Colts +7500
• Arizona Cardinals +10000
• Las Vegas Raiders +10000
• Tennessee Titans +10000
• Washington Commanders +13000
• New England Patriots +15000
• New York Giants +30000
• Denver Broncos +30000
• Carolina Panthers +35000

Odds are from DraftKings Sportsbook. Subject to change.

Last updated: Sept. 10

Super Bowl 59 odds tracker

Futures odds for Super Bowl 59 first came out in late January. At the time of the unveiling, the 49ers were the top team on the board, followed by the Chiefs, Bills, and Ravens. The odds on many sports betting apps have shifted in response to betting action and other developments and will continue to do so as the season plays out. The table below has the odds movement for all 32 teams.

Super Bowl odds tracker last updated: Sept. 10

Odds in the table above are from DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars, and BetRivers.

Super Bowl 59 favorites

The Chiefs have won the Super Bowl two years in a row and in three of the last five seasons. They are the top favorite from the AFC to win once again, while the 49ers are the favorite from the NFC.

Kansas City Chiefs

The Chiefs kicked off the season with a 27-20 home win over the Baltimore Ravens, covering the spread as -2.5 favorites. Rookie wideout Xavier Worthy had an impressive debut performance, rushing for a 21-yard touchdown and hauling in a 35-yard TD from Patrick Mahomes. Kansas City is home again in NFL Week 2 action to host the Cincinnati Bengals. The visitors are looking to rebound from a surprising home loss to the New England Patriots.

San Francisco 49ers

The 49ers opened their campaign with a 32-19 home win over the New York Jets, easily covering as a -3.5 favorite. San Francisco unexpectedly ruled Christian McCaffrey out prior to the game due to a calf injury. Jordan Mason took charge of the backfield in his absence, carrying the ball 28 times for 147 yards and a touchdown. San Francisco is on the road this week for a date with the Minnesota Vikings, who opened at 1-0 with a convincing road victory over the New York Giants.

Detroit Lions

The Lions opened with a 26-20 home overtime win over the Los Angeles Rams, getting the cover as -5.5 favorites. In the extra frame, David Montgomery capped off an eight-play, 70-yard drive with a one-yard TD run to end the game. Jameson Williams had five receptions for 121 yards and a TD. Detroit is home again this week for a date with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who are 1-0 after a home victory over the Washington Commanders.

Philadelphia Eagles

The Eagles began the campaign in Brazil with a 34-29 win over the Green Bay Packers. New addition Saquon Barkley made his mark in his Philadelphia debut, finding the end zone three times and racking up 131 combined yards. Jalen Hurts threw for 278 yards, two TDs, and a pair of interceptions. The Eagles are at home this week to square off with the Atlanta Falcons, who opened with a home loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Baltimore Ravens

The Ravens begin the campaign 0-1 following a tough road loss to the Chiefs, the team they fell to in last season’s AFC title game. Lamar Jackson, the reigning NFL MVP, threw for 273 yards and a touchdown and also rushed for 122 yards. Free agent signee Derrick Henry had 13 carries for 46 yards and a TD. Baltimore will be at home on Sunday to face off with the Las Vegas Raiders, who also are 0-1 after a loss to the Los Angeles Chargers.

Houston Texans

The Texans picked up a hard-fought 29-27 road win over the Indianapolis Colts in Week 1. C.J. Stroud threw for 234 yards and two touchdowns, both of which were hauled in by new arrival Stefon Diggs. In his debut appearance for Houston, Joe Mixon had 30 carries for 159 yards and a TD. The Texans have their home opener this week against the Chicago Bears, who opened with a 24-17 home win over the Tennessee Titans in the first game for rookie Caleb Williams.

Buffalo Bills

The Bills had to come from behind to escape with a 34-28 home win over the Arizona Cardinals, just missing the cover as -6.5 favorites. Down 17-3 early, Buffalo battled back and took control of the contest after halftime. Josh Allen had four total TDs on the day, throwing for two and rushing in a pair. The Bills will hit the road this week for a Thursday Night Football date with the Miami Dolphins, 1-0 after a home win over the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Dallas Cowboys

The Cowboys kicked off their season with a 33-17 road win over the Cleveland Browns. The game wasn’t as close as the final score suggests, as Dallas held a 20-3 lead at the half and maintained control after the break. Dak Prescott threw for 179 yards and a touchdown, and Ezekiel Elliott rushed for 40 yards and a TD. The Cowboys have their home opener this week versus the New Orleans Saints, who are 1-0 following a 47-10 victory over the Carolina Panthers.

2025 Super Bowl line moves

As we get set for Week 2, the top of the Super Bowl odds board remains the same as it was entering the campaign. The Chiefs (+500) and 49ers (+550) continue to lead the way. Behind the two leaders are the Lions (+1100), Eagles (+1100), and Ravens (+1200).

Notable risers following the results of Week 1 include the Saints. The team’s odds improved from +10000 to +6600 following a 47-10 home win over the Panthers. Fallers include the Bengals, whose odds dipped from +1500 to +2000 after a home upset loss to the Patriots. The Browns (+4000 to +6000) fell after a convincing home loss to the Cowboys. The Packers (+1800 to +3500) fell to the Eagles and also may be without Jordan Love for several weeks due to injury.

At most NFL betting sites, eight teams check in with odds of less than +2000. After the top five favorites, it’s the Texans (+1400), Bills (+1600), and Cowboys (+1700). The Dolphins (+2000) and Jets (+2200) are the only other squads with odds of less than +3000.

At the back of the pack, five teams are at +20000 or greater: the Commanders (+20000), Broncos (+30000), Patriots (+30000), Giants (+35000), and Panthers (+50000).

How to bet on the Super Bowl

There are multiple Super Bowl betting options to choose from, including novelty bets that are typically only available for the game. Here are a few of the most popular and common types of Super Bowl bets from our NFL betting guide.

• Moneyline: Pick the outright winner of the game.
• Spread: Choose the favorite minus the spread number or the underdog plus the spread.
• Over/under: Bet on the total points scored in the game.

The Super Bowl is the biggest betting event of the year. All three of the above bets will attract wagers. The top Super Bowl sportsbooks will also release various promotions for new users.

Other ways to bet on the Super Bowl

Betting on the Super Bowl goes much further than wagering on the outcome or how many points the teams will score. Bettors can also choose from a host of props. A prop is essentially a side wager on something that may or may not happen during the game. For the average NFL game, sportsbooks will generally post dozens of options. When it’s time for the Super Bowl, they will offer hundreds. Many of the most popular prop bets are on the performance of individual players. The best NFL betting promos will also be turned up for Super Bowl LIX.

• Passing: Various options on the game’s starting QBs.
• Rushing: Yards, touchdowns, longest rush and more.
• Receiving: Receptions, yardage totals, longest reception and more.
• Touchdowns: Players to score a TD, the first TD of the game, and more.

If you are looking for additional bets, there are plenty of exotic wagers, including the following options:

• Coin toss: Wager on the opening flip of the coin — simply heads or tails.
• Gatorade color: Place your bet on which color you think the winning team will use to drench its coach.
• National anthem: Depending on the state, wagers may be available related to the length of the national anthem.
• Octopus: Betting on this means you are wagering that the same player scores a touchdown and the ensuing two-point conversion.
• Scorigami: Wager on whether the final score will be one that has never happened before in NFL history.

If you want to take your chances with multiple bets at once, you can put together a same-game parlay. For this bet, you can add multiple selections to the same slip. You win if all of your picks are correct. If you get one or more wrong, however, you lose.

Super Bowl 58 betting recap

At kickoff for Super Bowl 58, the 49ers were 1.5-point favorites on the spread, and the game had an over/under line of 46.5 points. The clubs played to a 19-19 tie at the end of regulation, with the Chiefs coming out on top in overtime by a score of 25-22.

On an all-time basis, favorites are 28-27 against the spread (58 games minus two pushes and one pick ’em) and 37-20 (one pick ’em) on the moneyline. For totals, the over is at 28-29 (no total for Super Bowl I).

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