2025 Super Bowl Betting Odds

The Super Bowl is bittersweet for many NFL fans, with the league’s championship finally decided but also bringing an end to the season.

This year’s big game offers plenty of promise and a repeat of the 2023 that saw the Chiefs triumph over the Eagles 38-35.

Are fans in store for an equally-close game in New Orleans? That remains to be seen, but the Chiefs have the chance to make history as the first team to win three straight.

Kansas City has been truly impressive, appearing in four of the last five Super Bowls and winning it all in 2020, 2023, and 2024.

The Eagles are making an appearance for the third time since 2018, when the birds topped the New England Patriots 41–33.

The last three games have been decided by just a field goal and here’s a quick look at the last 10 Super Bowls.

YEAR	WINNER	LOSER	SCORE
2024	Chiefs	49ers	25-22 (OT)
2023	Chiefs	Eagles	38-35
2022	Rams	Bengals	23-20
2021	Buccaneers	Chiefs	31-9
2020	Chiefs	49ers	31-20
2019	Patriots	Rams	13-3
2018	Eagles	Patriots	41-33
2017	Patriots	Falcons	34-28 (OT)
2016	Broncos	Panthers	24-10
2015	Patriots	Seahawks	28-24

Also, make sure you check out our parlay and props picks for this Sunday’s big game.

Matchups to Watch

Obviously there is only one matchup to watch. The Chiefs enter the game 17-2 after only losing to the Bills and Broncos during the regular season.

The team finished the regular season 15th in the league in scoring with an average of 22.6 points per game.

The offense also finished 14th in passing at 222.4 yards per game and 22nd in rushing at 105.4 yards per game.

The offense has ramped up a little more in the playoffs, averaging 27.5 point in wins over the Texans and Bills. Patrick Mahomes has been solid and hasn’t thrown an interception since Nov. 17.

The Chiefs have been solid on the ground as well and thrive at ball control.

On the defensive side, KC finished fourth in the league in scoring against, giving up just 19.2 points per game.

The pass defense was eight in the league, allowing just 207 yards per game. Defensive end George Karlaftis has three sacks in the postseason and grabbed another eight during the regular season to lead the team.

The Eagles enter the matchup at 15-3 and pulverized the Commanders last week, putting up 55 points in a convincing win. Can that continue against the Super Bowl champs?

That may depend on if the Saquon Barkley Show continues.

He finished first in the league in rushing with 2,0005 yards in the regular season and continued that in the postseason with another 442 in the postseason, including 118 and three TDs last week against the Commanders.

Jalen Hurts has also been solid and threw for 246 yards and a TD last week and only had five interceptions in the regular season and has none in the postseason.

The team had the sixth-best offense in the regular season, putting an average of 366 yards per game.

On defense, the Eagles finished the regular season eighth in yardage allowed, giving up just 351 yards per game.

The squad was second in points per game, giving up an average of just 18.3. Linebacker Nolan Smith Jr. is the postseason sack leader with four and safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson racked up six interceptions in the regular season.

Considering that the last three Super Bowls have been decided by field goals, the kickers may play a huge role again.

Kansas City kicker Harrison Butker is one of the best in the game and 4 for 4 in the postseason. Jake Elliot is 6 of 7 for the Eagles. With the game in a dome, wind and weather won’t be a factor.

The real tale of this game may be won in the trenches. Watch the big boys up front and those tough defensive lines to see who wins this war.

Whichever team can control the line of scrimmage may be hoisting the Lombardi Trophy.

Game date and time: Sunday, Feb. 9, at 6:30 p.m. (ET)

Location: Caesars Superdome in New Orleans

Television: Fox

Halftime show performer: Kendrick Lamar

Super Bowl NFL Odds

The NFC and AFC alternate years as the home team in each Super Bowl. The NFC is the home team in odd-numbered years and the AFC is home in even-numbered years.

Ready to make those selections? Here’s a look at this week’s odds, courtesy of FanDuel.

Matchup	Betting Line	Moneyline	Total
Chiefs at Eagles	Chiefs -1.5	Chiefs -126 Bills +108	48.5

Interesting Prop Bets

Last week, Saquon Barkley found the end zone against the Commanders for a payout of -250. Josh Allen also threw for more than 230.5 yards for a payout of -114.

This week, take Jalen Hurts to pass for more than 210.5 yards for a payout of -110. Additionally, Saquon Barkley should go over 112.5 rushing yards for a payout of -110.

Picks for the People

Last week was ugly for our picks, with a 2-4 record but at least we hit on both prop bets. Our season record now stands at 85-69-1 for the season.

The Eagles looked fantastic last week and the Chiefs just continue winning one-possession games. It should be quite a Super Bowl. Here’s a look at our picks for this week.

• Chiefs -1.5 – We learned our lesson last week when betting against the Chiefs. Mahomes & Co. should be primed to make some history and excel in one-score games. KC has shown they can score points and we think they get it done in a higher scoring game that ends something like 27-24. Take the Chiefs for the three-peat as they once again find a way to win.
• Over 48.5 – In regard to the total, both teams can put up some points and lifted both championship games to go over last week. That should continue in the Super Bowl. Expect Barkley to still get plenty of yardage, but Mahomes to make some big plays for his side. Look for the game to go over the 48.5.

Good luck with your own picks this week and have a great Super Bowl Sunday!