A lot has happened since the initial 2025 NFL Super Bowl 60 Odds dropped earlier this year, and since Free Agency reorganized the Super Bowl Odds. It’s time to see which teams were the biggest risers and fallers to win the Lombardi Trophy following the 2025 NFL Draft. I’ve already broken down the draft in our Veteran Market Watch, and I previewed the 2025 rookie class for re-draft fantasy leagues (RBs, WRs, QBs, and TEs) and for Rookie of the Year honors.
The biggest off-season transactions are mostly behind us. However, we could still see players like Trey Hendrickson, Jalen Ramsey, Kirk Cousins, Mark Andrews, Jaire Alexander, and Kayvon Thibodeaux get traded before Week 1. There are also some quality free agents available, including Keenan Allen, Amari Cooper, J.K. Dobbins, Nick Chubb, Brandon Scherff, Jedrick Wills, Asante Samuel, Rasul Douglas, Justin Simmons, Za’Darius Smith, Stephon Gilmore, Mike Hilton, and Matt Judon.
Always shop around multiple sportsbooks before placing any NFL futures wagers. Sportsbooks will have wildly different odds and totals based on their liabilities with different futures wagers. You can maximize your chances of winning by looking around first and finding the best odds and prices. See where I think each team sits after the draft in my updated Power Rankings. As always, good luck with your wagers!
Check out all of my 2025 NFL Futures articles during the off-season and my Best Bets for the 2025 season. We finished up +59.83 units for the 2024 season, including +23.93 units on Futures wagers.
2025 SUPER BOWL LX ODDS: POST NFL DRAFT
The table is sorted by Longest Odds to Win Super Bowl LX as of May 7. You should target the Longest Odds to Win Super Bowl LX to maximize your potential return. I used DraftKings (DK), FanDuel (FD), BetMGM (MGM), Caesars (CZR), ESPN Bet (ESPN), and Bet365 (365) to find the best Super Bowl odds.
| Team | Longest Odds (5/7) | Longest Odds (3/19) |
| Philadelphia Eagles | +650 (multiple) | +650 (multiple) |
| Baltimore Ravens | +700 (multiple) | +700 (multiple) |
| Buffalo Bills | +750 (FD/MGM) | +750 (MGM, FD) |
| Kansas City Chiefs | +800 (CZR) | +850 (CZR) |
| Detroit Lions | +1000 (DK) | +950 (FD) |
| Washington Commanders | +2000 (FD) | +1900 (FD) |
| San Francisco 49ers | +2000 (DK) | +1900 (DK) |
| Cincinnati Bengals | +2000 (DK) | +2200 (365) |
| Los Angeles Rams | +2200 (DK) | +2500 (MGM) |
| Green Bay Packers | +2500 (MGM) | +2500 (MGM) |
| Los Angeles Chargers | +2800 (DK) | +3000 (FD) |
| Minnesota Vikings | +3500 (MGM) | +4000 (365, MGM) |
| Chicago Bears | +4100 (FD) | +4000 (MGM) |
| Houston Texans | +4000 (DK) | +3700 (FD) |
| Tampa Bay Buccaneers | +4000 (CZR) | +4000 (CZR) |
| Denver Broncos | +4000 (ESPN/MGM) | +4000 (multiple) |
| Pittsburgh Steelers | +5000 (ESPN) | +5500 (FD) |
| Dallas Cowboys | +7000 (DK) | +7000 (DK) |
| Seattle Seahawks | +7500 (CZR) | +6600 (MGM) |
| Miami Dolphins | +8000 (DK) | +7000 (DK) |
| Atlanta Falcons | +8000 (MGM/DK) | +7500 (DK) |
| Arizona Cardinals | +8000 (MGM) | +7500 (DK) |
| New England Patriots | +10000 (CZR) | +15000 (CZR) |
| Las Vegas Raiders | +12000 (DK) | +12500 (MGM) |
| Indianapolis Colts | +12000 (DK) | +11000 (DK) |
| Jacksonville Jaguars | +15000 (ESPN/CZR) | +15000 (CZR, ESPN) |
| Carolina Panthers | +15000 (MGM/365) | +16000 (DK) |
| New York Jets | +22000 (FD) | +18000 (FD) |
| Tennessee Titans | +23000 (FD) | +20000 (multiple) |
| New Orleans Saints | +25000 (DK/MGM) | +18000 (DK) |
| New York Giants | +25000 (MGM) | +25000 (MGM) |
| Cleveland Browns | +25000 (FD) | +20000 (multiple) |
RISERS
Los Angeles Rams
+2500 odds (3.85% implied odds) to +2200 odds (4.35%)
The Rams opened February at +3000 odds (3.23%) to win the Super Bowl, and their odds keep shrinking as the calendar flips to May. Los Angeles gave the Eagles the biggest scare on Philly’s run to a Super Bowl victory, and they’re primed to make some noise in the NFC once again. Matthew Stafford flirted with flying the coop, but he worked with the Rams to come up with a restructured contract to keep him with the franchise. Los Angeles decided to move on from Stafford’s longtime running mate, Cooper Kupp, but they upgraded his spot by inking free agent Davante Adams to a contract. The Rams will stack up well against most teams if older players, Stafford and Adams, can stay healthy. Los Angeles took advantage of the reckless Falcons, who sent a 2026 first-round pick to move back into the first round, and it landed Stafford another weapon in Terrance Ferguson when the Rams finally made a pick at 46th overall.
Minnesota Vikings
+4000 odds (2.44% implied odds) to +3500 odds (2.78%)
Minnesota’s Super Bowl odds started the off-season higher than expected for a team that finished last season with a 14-3 record. Sportsbooks opened them in the middle of the pack since they transitioned from Sam Darnold to essentially a rookie quarterback, J.J. McCarthy. Bettors snatched up those longer odds despite the Vikings owning the NFL’s worst draft capital by a wide margin after trading up twice in the first round last year to select McCarthy and Dallas Turner. With little draft capital and plenty of cap room, Minnesota took a very aggressive approach to free agency. The Vikings spent nearly $297 million on free agents at the start of the new league year, which ranked behind only the Patriots. They addressed many of their needs during free agency, and they completed their remake of their interior O-line by selecting Donovan Jackson in the first round. GM Kwesi Adofo-Mensah has assembled one of the NFL’s better rosters, but Minnesota’s season will hinge on McCarthy’s development after a lost first season.
Pittsburgh Steelers
+5500 odds (1.79% implied odds) to +5000 odds (1.96%)
Pittsburgh’s odds to win the Super Bowl continue to shrink after opening at +8000 (1.23% implied odds) in February. Sportsbooks are protecting themselves against Steelers money even after Pittsburgh traded away George Pickens, which gives them one of the NFL’s worst receiving corps. Mason Rudolph is still sitting at the top of the depth chart, but the Steelers appear to be the likely landing spot for Aaron Rodgers if he decides to play in 2025. He’d be an upgrade over Russell Wilson and Justin Fields from last season, which is why Pittsburgh’s odds are at 50/1 or shorter at the major sportsbooks. The Steelers lost a second-round pick to acquire D.K. Metcalf, but they landed immediate starters, Derrick Harmon and Kaleb Johnson, with their first two picks.
New England Patriots
+15000 odds (.66% implied odds) to +10000 odds (.99%)
The Patriots entered the off-season with one of the league’s worst rosters, but they also had plenty of cap space to improve it quickly. New England easily spent the most money in free agency ($364.7 million), outpacing the next closest team, the Vikings, by $68.1 million and the third-highest spending team, the Seahawks, by $116.8 million. New England addressed a lot of needs in its first free agency with Mike Vrabel as head coach, but it still had some work to do in the draft to help second-year QB Drake Maye reach his full potential. New England addressed its O-line issue by selecting Will Campbell at fourth overall and Jared Wilson at the end of the third round. They also added Kyle Williams and TreVeyon Henderson on Day 2 to further bolster the skill group. The Patriots are still a longshot to contend for a Super Bowl, but armed with a replenished roster, they could crash the postseason playing against the NFL’s second-easiest schedule.
FALLERS
Houston Texans
+3700 odds (2.63% implied odds) to +4000 odds (2.44%)
The Texans continue to lose steam since opening at +3000 odds (3.23%) in February. Houston sported one of the NFL’s worst offensive lines last season, ranking last in rushing success rate (40.6%), 29th in pressure rate (36.8%), and 28th in pressure rate over expectation (5.0%). Houston decided to rip its offensive line down to the studs by trading away a pair of first-round picks, Laremy Tunsil and Kenyon Green, to NFC East teams. An offensive line pick was the heavy favorite to be the first position selected, but GM Nick Caserio moved out of the first round before selecting Jayden Higgins. Houston got its O-lineman when it selected Aireontae Ersery 48th overall, which ended up being its only O-line selection out of nine picks. The betting markets still rightfully have major concerns about an already bad Houston offensive line.
Seattle Seahawks
+6600 odds (1.49% implied odds) to +7500 odds (1.32%)
Seattle walked away from the draft with 11 players and one of the best overall hauls despite its first pick coming at 18th overall. They landed potential studs in Grey Zabel, Nick Emmanwori, and Elijah Arroyo with their first three picks inside the top 50 picks. The Seahawks still saw their Super Bowl odds dip after they turned over key spots like quarterback and wide receiver this off-season. They shipped Geno Smith to Las Vegas and signed Sam Darnold to be his replacement in free agency. They also moved on from D.K. Metcalf and Tyler Lockett and brought in 32-year-old Cooper Kupp to replace them. Seattle should still be competitive in one of the league’s best divisions, but it also has one eye toward the future based on its decisions.
Miami Dolphins
+7000 odds (1,42% implied odds) to +8000 odds (1.23%)
The Dolphins fell below expectations last season with just eight victories, and they could be a team on the brink of blowing up if they take another step back early this season. Miami’s offensive line remains a massive concern in front of an injury-prone quarterback, and Terron Armstead’s retirement in early April intensified those concerns. The Dolphins started actively shopping Jalen Ramsey before the draft, and he could be reunited with the Rams if they can convince the Dolphins to cover some of the $24 million he’s guaranteed. Tyreek Hill demanded a trade after the season, and he needed two surgeries on his wrist this off-season. Miami then reached to select Kenneth Grant in the first round before sending a massive haul to the Raiders to climb 11 spots to select Jonah Savaiinaea. I’m expecting the Dolphins to fall behind the Patriots in the AFC East standings and to finish under their 8.5 win total.
New Orleans Saints
+18000 odds (.55% implied odds) to +25000 odds (.41%)
I gave out a futures bet for the Saints to finish with the NFL’s worst record last summer. I may have been a year early on that wager. Derek Carr’s time in New Orleans is very much in limbo, and the organization made plans for the future by selecting Tyler Shough early on Day Two. Carr is either dealing with a “significant” throwing shoulder injury and/or he’s “trying to force a divorce” by using the injury as a threat. Carr hasn’t attended voluntary off-season workouts, which means the 25-year-old Shough is immediately in the mix to be the QB1 if Carr’s future with the team remains uncertain. The Saints had massive holes across their entire roster, not just at quarterback, and they’re finally headed toward the reset the franchise needs to start in 2022 after Sean Payton left the team.
Cleveland Browns
+20000 odds (.50% implied odds) to +25000 odds (.40%)
The Browns made it official that 2025 will be a gap year for the franchise after they passed on the opportunity to select Travis Hunter. Cleveland landed a 2026 first-round pick from the Jaguars, which it could eventually use as ammunition to land its QB in next year’s draft. The Browns handed Myles Garrett a big bag of money to remain the face of the franchise, but Cleveland still has a major quarterback issue with Joe Flacco, Dillon Gabriel, Shedeur Sanders, and Kenny Pickett filling out the depth chart. Cleveland will lean into draft picks Quinshon Judkins and Dylan Sampson to propel this offense after ranking 29th in rushing YPG (94.6).
