Super Bowl 60 Betting Odds and Predictions: Can the Ravens Finally Deliver?

Buffalo Bills (+450)

• • Head Coach: Sean McDermott
  • 2024-25 Record: 13-4 (AFC East Champs)
  • Super Bowl Titles: 0
  • Key Players: Josh Allen (QB), James Wood (RB), Khalil Shakir (WR), Matt Milano (LB), Ed Oliver (DL)

The Buffalo Bills are regarded as one of the favorites again this season! Their odds to win the Super Bowl have fluctuated from second and first in the offseason, but the Bills have been the leading betting favorite for the majority of this season. They are off to a 4-0 start, which includes a wild 41-40 come-from-behind victory over the Baltimore Ravens. It was a miraculous comeback late in the 4th quarter to erase a 41-25 deficit. Since opening the year in stupendous fashion, they’ve won three in a row against the Jets, 30-10, Dolphins, 31-21, and Saints, 31-19. That is against three of the worst teams in the league, but they managed to avoid a letdown after the thrilling Week 1 victory. Now, let’s check out the Bills’ offense and then break down their defense this season:

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Offense

The heartbeat of the Bills’ offense is QB Josh Allen. The defending MVP is off to a fast start and on pace to defend his title. Allen has passed for 964 yards and seven touchdowns with one interception on 70.2% completions. He’s been fantastic as a runner, too, chewing up 159 yards and three scores on the ground.

JOSH ALLEN WITH THE CROSSOVER pic.twitter.com/nsc3L8LsaD

— NFL on CBS 🏈 (@NFLonCBS) September 28, 2025

Through four matchups, the Bills are second in the NFL, with an average of 404 yards per game. They’ve notched 33.3 points per contest for a slim 0.1 deficit behind the Lions for the lead. The Lions and Bills ranked No. 1 and No. 2 in 2024-25, so not much has changed! Allen doesn’t have WR Stefon Diggs in the offense any longer, but he hasn’t been bothered by his departure. He’s working the ball around to a bevy of targets, including WR Khalil Shakir, WR Keon Coleman, and TE Dalton Kincaid. The balance of the Bills’ offense has been superb, with RB James Cook running the ball hard out of the backfield. He recorded a season straight 1,000-yard campaign last year and is well on pace again. This is a well-rounded offense that continues to perform well after a strong campaign a season ago.

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Defense

The Bills went through a significant amount of turnover on the defensive line. They went to the draft to bolster their thin defensive line by adding T.J. Sanders, Landon Jackson, and Deone Walker in the first four rounds! The Bills’ defensive success hinges largely on how fast the line can come together. I don’t know if the Bills are good enough in the secondary with Damar Hamlin and Taylor Rapp at safety. Solid unit? Definitely. But it’s going to be tough without a consistent pass rush. Getting younger is good for the Bills’ long-term prospects, though. Safety Cole Bishop has looked solid and making plays in his first season as a pro.

One-handed INT as your first NFL interception, you dawg. 😮‍💨#GoBills | #BillsMafia pic.twitter.com/1YFFIPJSa5

— Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) September 29, 2025

LB Von Miller and CB Rasul Douglas moving on removes veteran leadership, but injecting youth is a good sign. That’s certainly going to be the case up front in the box for the Bills. Above all else, the Bills need a good space-eater in the middle of the defensive line to emerge this season. Those concerns have come to life this season, as the Bills have been vulnerable against the run. They’ve conceded 164.3 yards per game on the ground, which ranks an abysmal 31st in the NFL. Overall, in 2024-25, the Bills finished in a tie for 10th, with 21.6 points allowed per game last year. They did it largely due to their ability to force turnovers. The Bills were first in the NFL with a turnover differential of +24! I don’t know if they can rely on that happening again, but they’re off to a strong start with a +0.8 turnover margin per game this season. The defense remains without a full complement of talent in the starting lineup. First-round pick CB Maxwell Hairston figured to play a big role, but he is on the IR and his NFL debut is TBD. While this is a solid unit, I’m most concerned with their defense in the middle holding up against the run!

Philadelphia Eagles (+600)

• • Head Coach: Nick Sirianni
  • 2024-25 Record: 14-3 (Super Bowl Champs)
  • Super Bowl Titles: 2 (2025, 2018)
  • Key Players: Jalen Hurts (QB), A.J. Brown (WR), Saquon Barkley (RB), Jalen Carter (DL), Zack Baun (LB)

The Eagles captured their second Super Bowl in franchise history with a 40-22 win over the Chiefs. They wanted it more than the Chiefs and were rewarded for it in a blowout victory. It’s crazy to think that fans were calling for Sirianni’s head earlier in the season, and he exited the year hoisting the Vince Lombardi Trophy. The latest Super Bowl odds have pushed the Eagles outside of the top spot, but they are right behind the Bills following a 4-0 start to the season. Check out our review of the Eagles roster in 2025-26 and then continue reading below for Super Bowl 60 predictions to see if they’re the top pick!

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Offense

The Eagles bring back their main weapons from their Super Bowl roster. The offense wasn’t impacted too harshly by roster turnover, so there will be familiar faces on the football field. QB Jalen Hurts is back in the saddle for the Eagles’ offense. Facing a plethora of pressure to get it done, he excelled to lead the Eagles to the top of the mountain. Hurts concluded the 2024-25 season with 18 touchdowns and five interceptions on 68.7% passing. He gained 630 yards rushing on 4.2 yards per carry and scored 14 times. It was a productive season, which saw Hurts stamp a 103.7 QB rating. Hurts will have WR A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith back on the field. Additionally, TE Dallas Goedert will play in his eighth season in 2025-26. Through Week 4 in 2025-26, the Eagles are seventh, averaging 27 points per game. However, the offense has been inconsistent, with just 251.5 yards per game, for 30th in the league. This has led to some dissatisfaction from Brown. The wide receiver is not thrilled with his role on the team right now after catching just two passes for seven yards against the Buccaneers. Brown appears to want out of Philadelphia, but if this is the Eagles at their worst, it isn’t all that terrible with a record of 4-0.

Jalen Hurts has outperformed every opposing QB in passer rating through Week 4:

• Week 1: Hurts 94.2 > Prescott 76.6
• Week 2: Hurts 78.0 > Mahomes 72.1
• Week 3: Hurts 117.5 > Stafford 82.4
• Week 4: Hurts 104.5 > Mayfield 84.3#FlyEaglesFly 
pic.twitter.com/1ei7YXwPVq

— Barstool Philly (@BarstoolPhilly) September 30, 2025

In any event, Hurts is throwing the ball and playing well under center. The QB has been efficient with 609 yards passing, five touchdowns, and no interceptions. He’s galloped for 179 yards and four scores as a runner. The acquisition to help push the Eagles over the top last season was RB Saquon Barkley. He and Hurts combined to steamroll defenses on the ground. Barkley, who won the Offensive Player of the Year, rushed for 2,005 yards and 13 touchdowns on 5.8 yards per carry. He also chipped in with 278 yards receiving and two scores as a receiver. Barkley hasn’t been on the same pace this season, but I expect him to explode out of the backfield shortly. There have been kinks in the Eagles’ offense this season. However, expect them to work things out, and at 4-0 and Hurts in good form, that’s scary for the rest of the league if this is the Eagles at their worst.

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Defense

The Eagles went through a bit of roster turnover in the offseason. They said goodbye to several key cogs that were integral to the Eagles’ success. DE Josh Sweat departed for Arizona, while DE Brandon Graham called it a career and retired. Additionally, DE Bryce Huff was traded to the 49ers in the offseason. That has left several holes to patch up, but defensive coordinator Vic Fangio has done a solid job against some of the best offenses in the NFL thus far. They’ve beaten Patrick Mahomes, Dak Prescott, Matthew Stafford, and Baker Mayfield. Through four matchups, the Eagles are 15th, with an average of 22 points allowed per game. Despite games against tough offenses, the Eagles are holding their own. CB Cooper DeJean has been a fantastic tackler, and LB Zack Baun is all over the field, delivering one interception and a sack.

"You're never alone in this defense and we count on each other every time."

Congratulations to @Eagles LB Zack Baun on being named @TomBrady's #LFG Player of the Game 🦅😤 pic.twitter.com/mFwNagIWCB

— FOX Sports: NFL (@NFLonFOX) September 29, 2025

DT Jalen Carter suffered a shoulder injury in the 31-25 win over the Buccaneers. That’s a concern for a big run stopper in the middle of the defensive line. Fortunately, however, it doesn’t appear to be a serious ailment and shouldn’t hold Carter out for long. The Eagles’ defense may not be as impressive as last year’s unit on paper, but there is still plenty to like in Philadelphia.

Green Bay Packers (+850)

• • Head Coach: Matt LaFleur
  • 2024-25 Record: 11-6 (Loss Wild Card Round)
  • Super Bowl Titles: 4 (2011, 1997, 1968, 1967)
  • Key Players: Jordan Love (QB), Romeo Doubs (WR), Matthew Golden (WR), Rashan Gary (DT), Micah Parsons (LB)

The Green Bay Packers have been one of the hottest Super Bowl 60 picks to win this season. After a dominant 27-13 win over the Lions and a 27-18 victory over the Commanders, the Packers got the attention of football bettors. That’s two wins over top-tier opponents, and the Packers made it look easy. They look even better than the 11-6 squad from a season ago, but was the early season a flash in the pan? The 13-10 letdown against the Browns, and tie versus the Dallas Cowboys have people asking questions if they’re for real! Let’s get into the details on both sides of the ball:

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Offense

The Packers’ offense is in good hands with QB Jordan Love in his fifth season. He is coming off two outstanding campaigns in 2023-24 and 2024-25. Love passed for 4,159 yards, 32 touchdowns, and 11 interceptions before tossing 3,389 yards, 25 touchdowns, and 11 interceptions last season. In 2025-26, you have to start thinking about Love as a potential MVP candidate. The offense is well-balanced on the ground and through the air. Instead of a superstar WR1, Love is working the ball around to an array of weapons at his disposal. Whether it’s WR Romeo Doubs, WR Matthew Golden, or TE Tucker Kraft, Love trusts his targets. If the Packers need to run the ball with RB Josh Jacobs, they can certainly do it. Overall, the Packers finished the 2024-25 season ranked seventh with 366.7 yards per game. They are hovering around a similar mark this season, so I don’t expect many surprises from this offense.

Jordan Love vs. Dallas

First player in franchise history with
30+ completions
300+ passing yards
3+ TD passes
0 INTs
25+ rushing yards

In a single game

The Packers are 106 years old and have 3 HOF QBs. pic.twitter.com/BJdxKLRcWx

— Jacob Morley (@JacobMorley) September 30, 2025

In an arena football-style game, they went back and forth all night in a 40-40 tie against the Cowboys at AT&T Stadium. That suggests how this team can get into shootouts and be competitive. It was a total 180 from their 13-10 loss to the Browns a week earlier!

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Defense

The Packers made a huge splash by trading for DE Micah Parsons from the Dallas Cowboys. The standout linebacker bolsters a Packers’ defense that was looking for a missing piece of the puzzle. Parsons joined a unit that had plenty of positive results a year ago. The Packers were fourth overall, yielding an average of 313.2 yards against per game. They could stop the run for the seventh-best mark in the league. Adding Parsons to the mix affords the Packers additional firepower and one of the best all-around defenders in football. The 26-year-old is off to a strong start, with eight combined tackles and 2.5 sacks per game through four games.

The highest-graded player across all positions on Sunday:

🧀 Micah Parsons – 94.2 https://t.co/obZtrFCB4x pic.twitter.com/kEIt3SFhVL

— PFF (@PFF) September 29, 2025

Despite still getting comfortable with his new team and scheme, Parsons is making an impact, which I believe is only going to grow later in the season. The 40-40 final has skewed the Packers’ defense numbers, but just look at what they did to the Commanders and Lions. The Lions’ high-profile offense was unable to get comfortable in a 27-13 final, while QB Jayden Daniels and the Commanders were held to 18 points. Along with Parsons, the Packers are equipped with a stout linebacker core that features Quat Walker and Edgerrin Cooper. And, with Evan Williams and Xaver McKinney patrolling the secondary, the Packers have plenty to work on the defensive side of the ball in 2025-26.