Who is the favorite to win Super Bowl 60 after 2025 NFL schedule release?
The NFL schedule is out, so which team has the path to the Super Bowl?
Although the official release of the new NFL season's schedule typically doesn't have a meaningful impact on Super Bowl odds — we already knew which opponents a team will play — monitoring them for even slight changes can offer insight on which teams got bad breaks from the schedule release.
Have to play at Lambeau Field in December? Got scheduled on a Thursday night? Staring down a tough international travel schedule?
Scheduling quirks like these can have profound effects on a season and, to that end, a Super Bowl campaign. Let's take stock of the current odds to win the Super Bowl:
Super Bowl odds after NFL schedule release
Unsurprisingly, the Philadelphia Eagles remain the favorite to repeat as Super Bowl champions, according to BetMGM. Their odds remain unchanged at +650 to win the Lombardi Trophy and were not affected by the schedule release.
The Baltimore Ravens, meanwhile, lead AFC teams with +700 odds to win it all. The Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs, however, are not far behind at +750.
The biggest long shots are the New Orleans Saints and New York Giants, with each team sitting at +25000 to win the Super Bowl.