2024-2025 NFL Betting Lines - Odds to Win Super Bowl LIX

2024-2025 NFL Betting Online

Entering Week 6 of the 2024 NFL season it’s the Kansas City Chiefs and Minnesota Vikings sitting atop the overall standings with unblemished records. A few teams are close behind with only one loss and the rest of the league is playing catch up. While the Vikings were the first team to get to 5-0 with their early Sunday win over the Jets in London, the two-time defending Super Bowl champs matched them on Monday Night Football and are at the top of the futures odds board with the gap widening. The Chiefs had their biggest win of the season doubling up the Saints 26-13 behind another strong game from their defense.

Despite their perfect record the Vikings aren’t getting a lot of respect from oddsmakers. Their Super Bowl odds have shrunk from an opening around +5500 to the +1200 range yet they have just the seventh shortest odds. Showing just how quickly the season can turn, especially in the first weeks, the Baltimore Ravens are the second favorite after winning three games in a row. Things looked shaky early on with a loss to Kansas City and a horrible setback to Las Vegas in Week 2, but the Ravens have righted the ship behind MVP Lamar Jackson.

The only team among the top 10 favorites with a losing record is San Francisco, which has dropped three of their last four games. It’s too early to overreact but the Niners have been struck with injuries and have been unable to close out games against lesser opponents. For the second time in three outings they blew a double-digit second half advantage falling to Arizona in Week 5. Two weeks earlier, they had a 21-7 bulge over the Rams before allowing the final 13 points in a 27-24 setback. Jacksonville became the last team to win a game holding off Indianapolis 37-34 in Week 5.

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Odds to Win Super Bowl LIX

*Odds as of Wednesday, October 9, 1:00 PM ET

Houston Texans

We highlighted the top 5 favorites last week and this time we’ll take a peek at the next five in order starting with Houston. Picking up where they left off last season, the Texans are the only team in the AFC South with a winning record through five weeks. They may be playing with fire, though, with their last three wins by a combined 13 points and their lone defeat a big one to the Vikings. And they’ll have to navigate a few weeks without leading receiver Nico Collins.

Minnesota Vikings

I gotta say, we didn’t see this one coming. The Vikings took out three playoff teams from a season ago in the middle of their 5-0 start beating San Francisco, Houston and Green Bay. And when the offense struggles they can beat teams with defense, like they did against the Jets. They totaled just 254 yards but intercepted Aaron Rodgers three times, including a pick-six, and held New York to 5 of 17 on third downs. The Vikings have a NFL-high 11 interceptions this season.

Philadelphia Eagles

The Eagles had a bye, which was probably a good thing after getting blasted 33-16 by Tampa Bay in Week 4. Yet here they are a fringe favorite with a 2-2 record. There is reason to believe Philly can go on a run especially with so many gifted players on offense. Unfortunately Jalen Hurts is holding them back having committed seven turnovers by himself. But there doesn’t seem to be much upside for the 27th ranked total defense.

Green Bay Packers

The season could have been much worse if not for the quick return of Jordan Love. An injury in the opener looked serious enough to put the QB on the shelf for more than just the two games he missed. Ironically, backup Malik Willis led the Pack to a pair of wins in Love’s absence. But you have to believe the Packers are better with Love at the helm. Love threw a pair of TD passes to help beat the Rams 24-19 on Sunday and nearly pulled off a stunning rally a week earlier against the Vikings with 389 passing yards and four scores.

Atlanta Falcons

With the season-opening loss to Pittsburgh his first game in nearly a year, it was expected that Kirk Cousins would eventually get comfortable in his new surroundings. After all he was paid a lot of money to win games. And what a game he had in the Week 5 win over Tampa Bay throwing for 509 yards and four scores in the OT victory, the second straight for the Falcons over a division opponent. There are too many talented skill players for the Falcons to struggle like they did early on and though they won’t produce 500 total yards every game, they are capable.

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