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Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen leaps as we offer our 2025 Super Bowl predictions with our Super Bowl pick.
Pictured: Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen (17) leaps over Kansas City Chiefs safety Chamarri Conner (27). Photo by Mark Konezny / Imagn Images.

As we prepare for the AFC Championship and NFC Championship, we're making our Super Bowl predictions with just four teams left in the NFL playoffs.

The Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs have the best Super Bowl odds and are expected to take care of business by the NFL Conference Championship odds, but we're expecting one of the two underdogs to win this weekend and hoist the Lombardi Trophy in New Orleans on Sunday, Feb. 9.

Who is predicted to win the 2025 Super Bowl?

Live updated Super Bowl odds from our best Super Bowl betting sites.

We're down to the final four teams vying for the Super Bowl odds entering the AFC and NFC Championship, and the top three teams should be familiar to all NFL bettors.

The Eagles and Chiefs met in the Super Bowl two years ago and are favored to face off again in New Orleans in a few weeks. The Buffalo Bills are close behind ahead of what should be a thrilling AFC Championship, while the Washington Commanders are the clear long shots amid a dream season behind their first-year coach and quarterback.

Who will win Super Bowl 59?

While the Eagles and Chiefs own the shortest odds across the best NFL betting sites, we have our eyes on one of their challengers to finally get over the postseason hump. That's why we're predicting the Buffalo Bills will win Super Bowl 59.

Our best Super Bowl pick: Bills (+260)

Pictured: Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen avoids a tackle as we make our Super Bowl predictions and offer our pick to win Super Bowl 59.
Pictured: Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen (17) avoids a tackle from Baltimore Ravens cornerback Nate Wiggins (2). Photo by Gregory Fisher / Imagn Images.

I'll admit: I had the Baltimore Ravens winning the Super Bowl all the way until the NFL Divisional Round, when they were outclassed by the Bills on both sides of the ball.

There's nothing flashy about the way Buffalo wins football games, but it consistently shows up in the biggest moments with a tried-and-true formula: a versatile run game, a deliberate but careful downfield attack, and a defense hell-bent on forcing turnovers.

That was enough to beat the Chiefs back in Week 11, and the Bills are playing even better now than they were then. Meanwhile, Kansas City still hasn't "flipped the switch" in the postseason - a notion that offended tight end Travis Kelce after beating the Houston Texans. If there isn't a switch to flip, Travis, is this really who you are this year?

If we don't see a better version of the Chiefs, what we've seen won't be enough to beat Buffalo. I also have serious concerns about the Eagles' offense if Jalen Hurts can't make plays with his legs (or move in the pocket), and the Commanders' defense is the worst unit left in the playoffs and would be shredded by Josh Allen in the Super Bowl.

That's why I keep coming back to Buffalo. Its defense might not be at full strength, but it did enough to stymie one of the most prolific units we've ever seen in the divisional round, and its offense seemingly has the answer sheet for every defensive test it faces - especially with Allen acting as a skeleton key when his team needs it most.

I'll let everyone else lay the short odds on two proven but flawed contenders. I'll take the hottest team in football at +260 via DraftKings, which would turn a winning $10 bet into a $26 profit.

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Who will win the NFC Championship?

While the Bills are our pick to win Super Bowl 59, they'll face a stiff test out of the NFC - especially if they face our pick to win the NFC Championship.

Our best NFC Championship pick: Eagles (-250)

Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley celebrates as we make our Super Bowl predictions and offer our pick to win Super Bowl 59.
Pictured: Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley (26) celebrates after scoring a touchdown. Photo by Eric Hartline / Imagn Images.

OK, I need to throw my hands up again: I had the Los Angeles Rams beating the Eagles and going on to win the NFC - and they almost got away with it, too, if it weren't for that meddling snow.

Yet Philly prevailed in those wintry conditions behind a run game that might legitimately go down as one of the best of all time. How could it not garner such respect with an all-world offensive line and a 2,000-yard rusher who was anointed as the "next great running back" from the moment he went No. 2 overall in the NFL draft?

I have my doubts about the Eagles standing toe-to-toe with the Bills - who also rely on a dominant ground game but feature the closing NFL MVP odds favorite under center - but they should be able to take care of a familiar foe in Washington, which has all the components offensively but should struggle to contain Saquon Barkley on Sunday.

Assuming the Eagles get revenge for their Week 16 loss that Hurts mostly watched from the sidelines, they should be able to cash their short odds at DraftKings.

Super Bowl winning conference odds: AFC vs. NFC

Super Bowl conference winner odds via DraftKings.

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The Super Bowl winning conference odds have shifted back and forth all season long, and our best live betting sites have settled on a clear favorite ahead of the conference championships.

Even with the Eagles serving as the outright favorite heading into the penultimate weekend, the AFC has won seven of the last 10 Super Bowls - including two straight - and the Conference of Quarterbacks™ is favored to win the 2025 Super Bowl with the Chiefs or Bills leading the way.

Super Bowl FAQs

Who is favored to win the Super Bowl?

The Eagles are favored to win the Super Bowl with betting odds of +180 entering the NFL Conference Championship round. Those NFL odds represent an 35.71% chance that Philadelphia wins the Super Bowl for the second time in franchise history.

Who won the Super Bowl last year?

The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the San Francisco 49ers, 25-22, to win the Super Bowl last year. It marked the second straight Super Bowl victory for the Chiefs, who have won three times in Patrick Mahomes' six years as a starting quarterback.

Who is predicted to play in the Super Bowl?

The Eagles and Chiefs are predicted to meet in Super Bowl 59. Those teams faced off in the Super Bowl two years ago, which was won by Kansas City before it claimed another Lombardi Trophy last season.

Has any team ever won three straight Super Bowls?

No team has ever won the Super Bowl in three consecutive seasons. Only two NFL teams have won three straight titles - the Green Bay Packers did so from 1929-31 and 1965-67 - but no team has done so in the Super Bowl era.

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