Which team is the favorite to win Super Bowl LX, based on BetUS’s opening NFL odds?
Hint: It Isn’t the Philadelphia Eagles
As convincing as the Philadelphia Eagles’ win was in Super Bowl 59, it doesn’t make them the favorite to win Super Bowl LX.
The NFL odds opened for Super Bowl LX after Philly’s romp, and Josh Allen’s Buffalo Bills are the futures favorite at +550.
The Philadelphia Eagles are close as the co-second choice at +750, with the Lions at +700.
Teams With Intriguing Odds
Every other team in the NFL checks in with betting odds that are double digits.
One team that will certainly attract a fair share of interest in NFL betting is the Detroit Lions. The No. 1 seed in the NFC after winning the NFC North sits at +1000.
There are plenty of fans of the team from Motown who will love those odds, especially if Dan Campbell’s Lions can remain healthy on the defensive side of the football.
One team that warrants careful consideration is the San Francisco 49ers. They sit at +1600.
Before anyone thinks these are tempting because the team was favored to represent the NFC in Super Bowl 59 early in the season, remember they finished a tepid 6-11 and never looked like a contender at any point.
Yes, everyone can point to a team ravaged by injuries, but look at what the Lions overcame despite losing many players.
Another team that always takes its share of wagering money is the Dallas Cowboys. No one was impressed by Jerry Jones’ decision to hire Brian Schottenheimer to replace Mike McCarthy. That could be a reason why Dallas is at +7000.
The Cowboys can hope that the tradition of no NFC East team repeating as division champion since 2004.
That could give Dallas faithful hope, except the Washington Commanders (+2000) are considered a far more serious threat in the NFC East than the Cowboys.
The Longest of Long Shots
Okay, if you are looking for teams that will need a miraculous turnaround from 2024 to win Super Bowl LX, we have some for you.
The New York Giants are at the bottom of the barrel at +20000. Well, that is what happens when you let Saquon Barkley waltz to Philadelphia and you finish behind everyone in your division. The future is bleak.
Aaron Glenn takes over the New York Jets, and news broke on Super Bowl Sunday that Aaron Rodgers won’t be wanted back as the quarterback.
Now that’s a step in the right direction. If only the former Lions defensive coordinator, Glenn, could navigate the other potholes he faces. The odds of +8000 feel light. Like they could and should be way longer.
A gaggle of teams are at +10000, including the Titans, Panthers, Browns, Colts, and Saints. New Orleans is expected to hire Eagles OC Kellen Moore as its coach. Keep an eye on that because it could influence NFL odds when it comes to future bets.
