Super Bowl 60 Odds: Seahawks Favored, No Mahomes, No Burrow — This Is Our Year
The most wide-open Super Bowl field in years. Seattle at +350, Rams lurking, Patriots back from the dead. If you've been waiting for parity, it's here.
By Sharp Money Mike
For the first time in what feels like forever, the Super Bowl isn't a foregone conclusion.
No Patrick Mahomes. No Joe Burrow. No dynasty locks. Just chaos, parity, and the most wide-open field we've seen in years.
Welcome to Super Bowl 60, degenerates. This is the one we've been waiting for.
The Quick Hit
- Favorite: Seattle Seahawks +350
- Dark horse: Los Angeles Rams +425
- Sleeper: Jacksonville Jaguars +1300
- Longshot degen play: Chicago Bears +2200
The Current Odds Board
| Team | Super Bowl Odds |
|---|---|
| Seahawks | +350 |
| Rams | +425 |
| Broncos | +650 |
| Patriots | +950 |
| Eagles | +950 |
| Bills | +1000 |
| Texans | +1300 |
| Jaguars | +1300 |
| Packers | +2200 |
| Bears | +2200 |
| 49ers | +2800 |
| Chargers | +2800 |
| Steelers | +4500 |
| Panthers | +15000 |
Why This Field Is Different
The Chiefs missed the playoffs. Let that sink in.
No Mahomes. No "somehow they always find a way." The three-peat talk is dead, and the AFC is genuinely competitive for the first time in half a decade.
The Bengals? Also home. Burrow's team couldn't get it done in the regular season.
That leaves a field of teams that haven't been here before, teams trying to get back, and teams that nobody saw coming. The Patriots were 4-13 last year. Now they're +950 to win it all.
The Favorites Case: Seattle at +350
The Seahawks went 14-3 and demolished the 49ers in San Francisco to close the regular season. They've got the No. 1 seed, the bye, and the look of a complete team.
At +350, you're not getting crazy value, but you're getting the best team in the NFC with home-field advantage throughout.
The Value Plays
Rams at +425: Matthew Stafford threw 46 touchdowns. The offense is elite. If they survive Wild Card Weekend against Carolina (spoiler: they will), they've got a legitimate path.
Jaguars at +1300: Eight-game winning streak. Best rush defense in football. They've got momentum and a chip on their shoulder. At 13-1, that's live.
Bears at +2200: They beat the Packers in the regular season finale. They're at home for Wild Card Weekend. Caleb Williams has looked like a franchise QB. Is it likely? No. But 22-1 on a trendy, hot team with home-field? I've seen worse.
The Longshots
Steelers at +4500: Mike Tomlin in the playoffs is different. Pittsburgh won the AFC North on literally the final play of the season. They're getting points in every game. At 45-1, a small sprinkle is warranted.
Panthers at +15000: They made the playoffs with a losing record. They're 10.5-point underdogs in Wild Card Weekend. They'd need a miracle... but 150-1 miracles have happened before.
The Smart Money Move
If you're going to bet futures, bet now. Odds compress as teams advance.
The Jaguars at +1300 today will be +600 if they beat Buffalo. The Bears at +2200 will be +1000 if they handle Green Bay. You're buying low on potential.
The Parlay Dream
Jaguars to win the AFC (+600 if they survive Saturday) + Bears to win the NFC (+1100 if they handle Sunday).
Total return on a $10 bet if both happen: somewhere in the "life-changing" range.
Will it hit? Probably not. But this is the year where "probably not" doesn't feel as certain.
The Bottom Line
Super Bowl 60 is wide open. The Seahawks are favorites, but +350 isn't lock status. Everyone from the Patriots to the Steelers has a path.
This is the field we've wanted. This is the chaos we've craved.
Pick your horse. Place your bet. And remember: in a year this unpredictable, anyone can run the table.
Even you.