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The Kansas City Chiefs failed in their quest to become the first team in NFL history to win three straight Super Bowls falling 40-22 to the Eagles in Super Bowl LIX. It’s a chore just to make it to that many games in a row as only three teams previously achieved the feat. And interestingly those teams all compete in the AFC East. The Miami Dolphins made three straight appearances in the early stages of the Super Bowl era from 1971-1973. They capped the 1972 season with a 14-7 win over Washington securing the first and so far only perfect season (17-0) in NFL history.

NFL Futures Odds

Odds to Win Super Bowl LX

ODDS TO WIN SUPER BOWL LX
Arizona Cardinals +8131 Atlanta Falcons +8877 Baltimore Ravens +829
Buffalo Bills +493 Carolina Panthers +20175 Chicago Bears +4052
Cincinnati Bengals +2001 Cleveland Browns +20175 Dallas Cowboys +4995
Denver Broncos +3926 Detroit Lions +967 Green Bay Packers +2180
Houston Texans +3354 Indianapolis Colts +13212 Jacksonville Jaguars +10112
Kansas City Chiefs +738 Las Vegas Raiders +11653 Los Angeles Chargers +2196
Los Angeles Rams +1439 Miami Dolphins +5932 Minnesota Vikings +3354
New England Patriots +8282 New Orleans Saints +26929 New York Giants +21849
New York Jets +17244 Philadelphia Eagles +692 Pittsburgh Steelers +3722
San Francisco 49ers +1753 Seattle Seahawks +4879 Tampa Bay Buccaneers +3286
Tennessee Titans +27155 Washington Commanders +1896 -

*Odds as of Monday, June 9, 10:00 AM ET

The Buffalo Bills from the early 1990s don’t get as much credit as they should for being really good. They appeared in a record four straight Super Bowls from 1990-1993 beating their AFC Championship Game opponents by an average of nearly 22 points. Unfortunately the Bills will be remembered for losing all four Super Bowl trips. Prior to Kansas City’s run the most recent team to make three straight Super Bowls was New England from 2016 to 2018. The Pats won twice with their record 11th Super Bowl appearance in 2018 resulting in a record-tying sixth victory.

The Eagles avenged a Super Bowl loss two years earlier to the Chiefs and opened as the 2025 betting favorite to repeat. They had one of the stingiest defenses in the NFL a season ago and Jalen Hurts has evolved into an elite quarterback. If not for a late season collapse and early playoff exit in the 2023 season, the Eagles could be reaching dynasty level. They appeared in the Super Bowl for the second time in three seasons and for the third time in the last eight seasons with a pair of NFL Championships. They beat Tom Brady and the Patriots in Super Bowl LII with the Philly Special becoming a household play. They also had the Chiefs on the ropes in Super Bowl LVII leading by 10 points at halftime but fell 38-35 on a Harrison Butker field goal with eight seconds remaining in the fourth quarter.

Teams will undergo changes before the start and through the 2025 season but that hasn’t prevented outlets from doing their familiar way-too-early predictions. Just moments after the conclusion of Super Bowl LIX we saw futures odds surface for the next Super Bowl champion. And we see the usual suspects at the top of the list. The Buffalo Bills opened with the shortest Super Bowl odds followed by Philadelphia, Kansas City, Baltimore and Detroit. All five teams boast shorter than 10/1 Super Bowl odds in the early market. And just a reminder, Super Bowl LX is scheduled to take place on February 8, 2026 at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California

NFL Football Picks

NFL Super Bowl Results (2000)

SUPER BOWL WINNING TEAM LOSING TEAM SCORE
59 Philadelphia Eagles Kansas City Chiefs 40-22
58 Kansas City Chiefs San Francisco 49ers 25-22 (OT)
57 Kansas City Chiefs Philadelphia Eagles 38-35
56 Los Angeles Rams Cincinnati Bengals 23-20
55 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Kansas City Chiefs 31-9
54 Kansas City Chiefs San Francisco 49ers 31-20
53 New England Patriots Los Angeles Rams 13-3
52 Philadelphia Eagles New England Patriots 41-33
51 New England Patriots Atlanta Falcons 34-28
50 Denver Broncos Carolina Panthers 24-10
49 New England Patriots Seattle Seahawks 28-24
48 Seattle Seahawks Denver Broncos 43-8
47 Baltimore Ravens San Francisco 49ers 34-31
46 New York Giants New England Patriots 21-17
45 Green Bay Packers Pittsburgh Steelers 31-25
44 New Orleans Saints Indianapolis Colts 31-17
43 Pittsburgh Steelers Arizona Cardinals 27-23
42 New York Giants New England Patriots 17-14
41 Indianapolis Colts Chicago Bears 29-17
40 Pittsburgh Steelers Seattle Seahawks 21-10
39 New England Patriots Philadelphia Eagles 24-21
38 New England Patriots Carolina Panthers 32-29
37 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Oakland Raiders 48-21
36 New England Patriots St. Louis Rams 20-17
35 Baltimore Ravens New York Giants 34-7
34 St. Louis Rams Tennessee Titans 23-16

You would have been laughed at if you told someone at the start of the 21st century that the New England Patriots would surpass the Pittsburgh Steelers, Dallas Cowboys, and San Francisco 49ers as the most successful franchise in the Super Bowl era. New England had only been to the Super Bowl twice before Bill Belichick and Tom Brady joined forces in 2000. But the Pats made a whopping nine Super Bowl appearances in 18 years from 2001 to 2018. The Pats won the Super Bowl six times, establishing Brady as the GOAT and Belichick as the greatest head coach since Don Shula.

Pittsburgh is the only other team that has six Super Bowl titles. The Steelers were the team of the 1970s, winning four Super Bowls in six years with several Hall of Fame players on both sides of the ball. They have only had three head coaches over the last five-plus decades, as they have been continually successful under Chuck Noll, Bill Cowher, and Mike Tomlin. Cowher and Tomlin each lifted the Lombardi Trophy once for the franchise.

The Dallas Cowboys would have been the team of the 1970s if they had defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers in either of their Super Bowl showdowns. The Cowboys lost both of those games, but they went to the Super Bowl five times in the decade and won it twice. Dallas was the team of the 1990s, though, as the Cowboys blew out all three of their AFC opponents in the big game in four years to make this the second franchise with five Super Bowl wins.

San Francisco is the only other team with at least five Super Bowl victories. The 49ers were the team of the 1980s, as Joe Montana took the team to four Super Bowl wins in that stretch. They added one for the thumb with their blowout of the San Diego Chargers in 1994, and they went to the Super Bowl twice in the 2010s. San Francisco lost to Baltimore in the Harbaugh Bowl, though, and blew a fourth-quarter lead against Kansas City in Super Bowl 54. In February 2024, the 49ers took an overtime lead over the Chiefs, only to lose another Super Bowl heartbreaker to Kansas City.

Houston, Jacksonville, Detroit and Cleveland have yet to play in a Super Bowl and an additional eight other clubs have yet to win. Buffalo and Minnesota have appeared in the most Super Bowl without a victory going 0-4.

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