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

Buffalo Bills (+700)

• • 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! While the Bills didn’t enter the 2024-25 campaign with the shortest odds to win the Super Bowl, they were a highly regarded team when the action started.

Buffalo’s price to win moved significantly from the preseason, shifting from +1600 to as low as +250 by the end of the regular season. Is this the year that Josh Allen and Co. finally put it all together?

Offense

The core identity of the Bills remains intact, as Allen heads back to Orchard Park for his eighth season in the NFL. The dual-threat quarterback is back under center for what should be another strong year for the 29-year-old.

As one of the most dependable signal callers in the league, Allen is coming off another standout effort on the football field. Allen passed for 3,731 yards, 28 touchdowns, and six interceptions on 63.6% completions. He also galloped to run for 531 yards and 12 touchdowns on the ground.

Lamar Jackson is the first player in NFL history to have:

more passing yards
more passing TDs
fewer interceptions
a higher completion pct
more rushing yards
a higher rushing average

…than the MVP that season. pic.twitter.com/O7pBNMLuyH

— OptaSTATS (@OptaSTATS) February 7, 2025

Along with recording a career-high QB rating of 101.4, Allen won his maiden NFL MVP award in 2024-25. He’s the heart and soul of the offense and is prepared for another huge season. Despite the Bills parting ways with WR Stefon Diggs, Allen played with a huge chip on his shoulder.

The QB will have his favorite weapons back, as WR Khalil Shakir and WR Keon Coleman are poised for big years, too. Shakir continues to progress and should reach new highs after the best season of his career in 2024-25. Entering his fourth year, Shakir logged 76 receptions, 821 yards, and four touchdowns.

He emerged as a true No. 1 weapon and should blossom further, while Coleman is set to break out following a solid rookie campaign. RB James Cook returns to the backfield following a second straight 1,000-yard campaign. He was a touchdown machine in the red zone, with Cook collecting 16 scores in his third year!

In 2024-25, the Bills’ offense finished second overall in the NFL with 30.9 points per game. They should have similar output, with the possibility of even greater results this season! Some of Allen’s young weapons have another year under their belts, and confidence is growing in Allen Park. I like what I see here from the Bills’ offense.

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.

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.

The @BuffaloBills THIRD interception goes for a PICK-SIX!#BUFvsMIA on Prime Video
Also streaming on #NFLPlus pic.twitter.com/lJLnCpwJH4

— NFL (@NFL) September 13, 2024

Overall, 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, so allowing under 22 points a game could prove to be difficult in 2025-26.

Philadelphia Eagles (+700)

• • 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 give the Eagles the same price as the Bills to win, but is this realistic? 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!

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.

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.

SAQUON BARKLEY IS GOING OFF AGAINST THE RAMS AGAIN 😱

OVER 200 TOTAL YARDS AND 2 TOUCHDOWNS 💥

(via @Eagles) pic.twitter.com/NKRe7DnZZm

— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) January 19, 2025

This was predictably going to happen with a running back of Barkley’s magnitude on an Eagles squad with an elite offensive line. The former Giant will have the benefit of running behind one of the best offensive lines again this year! Offensively, the Eagles have no issues and should flourish in 2025-26.

Defense

I have no qualms with the offense, but the Eagles are introducing new players to the defense. This was a top-notch defense that didn’t get enough credit for their effort a season ago. Barkley outshone the plays that the defense made, but they wouldn’t have won the Super Bowl without neutralizing Patrick Mahomes.

The Eagles were first in the regular season with 18.1 points allowed per game. They ranked second against the pass, yielding 186.9 yards per game through the air. Also, the Eagles were stout defending the run, with 101.8 yards against.

However, Vic Fangio lost two key players to his defense up front in the trenches. Josh Sweat is in Arizona with the Cardinals, while Brandon Graham retired. Furthermore, DE Bryce Huff was traded to the San Francisco 49ers in the offseason.

They were interested in retaining DT Milton Williams but lost a bidding war to the New England Patriots.

Nolan Smith gets home to sack Daniels for a turnover on downs!

📺: #WASvsPHI on FOX
📱: Stream on @NFLPlus pic.twitter.com/KECfzkZnZ5

— NFL (@NFL) January 26, 2025

With Nolan Smith back on the edge and Jalen Carter returning to the defensive line, the team has solid options. However, losing Williams is big, and the Eagles’ depth isn’t as formidable as it was only six months ago. They managed to re-sign Pro Bowl linebacker Zack Baun, though injuries to Nakobe Dean and Jihaad Campbell make them thin for Week 1.

The defense will be solid, but I fully expect some regression. It’s going to be a tough uphill battle towards a Super Bowl repeat, given their current defensive holes.

Baltimore Ravens (+750)

• • Head Coach: John Harbaugh
  • 2024-25 Record: 12-5 (AFC North Champs)
  • Super Bowl Titles: 2 (2013, 2001)
  • Key Players: Lamar Jackson, Zay Flowers, Derrick Henry, Kyle Hamilton, Roquan Smith

The Baltimore Ravens have found themselves in a similar position to the Bills over the last several years. The talent is here, but the Ravens can’t figure out a way to get over the top to oust the Kansas City Chiefs. Last season, after winning the AFC North title, the Ravens couldn’t make it past the Bills in the AFC Divisional Round in a thrilling 27-25 final.

Neither team has been able to overtake the Chiefs, though. Are we in for a changing of the guard? The 2025-26 Super Bowl odds certainly suggest so, with the Ravens owning better odds than the Chiefs. Let’s flesh out the Ravens’ chances in detail below:

Offense

The two-headed monster of QB Lamar Jackson and RB Derrick Henry returns to Baltimore in 2025. Henry carried bodies with him en route to 1,921 yards and 16 touchdowns on 5.9 yards per carry in his first year as a Raven.

With Jackson’s threat as a runner out of the backfield, Henry’s yards per carry was a career high. As expected, the read option worked to perfection, as defenses were left guessing who was going to carry the ball. Henry’s presence also loosened up the secondary for Jackson.

ONLY LAMAR. WOW.

📺: #BALvsCIN on CBS/Paramount+
📱: https://t.co/waVpO8ZBqG pic.twitter.com/KenO7criwG

— NFL (@NFL) October 6, 2024

Jackson racked up 4,172 yards, 41 touchdowns, and four interceptions on 66.7% completions. He could have very easily won his third MVP award and second straight. Jackson had the better results on paper, including a QB rating of 119.6 and 915 yards rushing. However, Allen’s clutch play and voter fatigue helped contribute to Lamar’s loss.

In any event, look for another huge campaign for Jackson and the Ravens’ offense. WR Zay Flowers is back in Baltimore for his third year in the NFL. He’s coming off a strong 1,059-yard season with four touchdowns. Flowers has a solid chance to cash in with five-time Pro Bowler DeAndre Hopkins opposite him on the field.

Hopkins may not be what he used to be, but he should have a productive season in his first year with the Ravens. He and Roshod Bateman are likely to have plenty of success with Flowers drawing attention. After finishing first in the league with 424.9 yards per game, the Ravens will have one of the best offensive units again in 2025-26!

Defense

Baltimore’s defense was on its heels often last season. No, they weren’t the worst defense in the NFL, but too often in big games, the defense put too much pressure on Jackson and the offense. The Ravens allowed 324.2 yards per game, for 10th in the league.

They missed out on coming up with a big play in the secondary frequently. Conceding 244.1 yards passing per game, the Ravens were the second-worst team in the NFL against the pass. That will have to improve, and I believe it will happen in 2025-26.

The Ravens addressed their woes in the secondary by drafting safety Malaki Sparks and edge rusher Mike Green. Sparks is a fast and athletic safety who should jump in immediately and have an impact. The Georgia product can cover a lot of ground and should make Ravens fans happy.

Malaki Starks is truly a phenomenal player

Check out the INT vs Oregon in 2022 and the INT vs Clemson in 2024

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— Unnecessary Roughness (@UnnecRoughness) August 31, 2024

Stuffing the run wasn’t a problem for the Ravens, as they led the league with 80.1 yards allowed per game. With such a discrepancy between their effort against the pass and run, teams would simply abandon the ground game and go to the air.

However, John Harbaugh’s defense can’t be worse than they were a season ago. They made additions that should make this at least a respectable unit. If this comes to fruition, which I believe it will, the Ravens’ defense will be much more well-balanced and tougher for offensive coordinators to game plan for this season.