Eagles are Now Favorite to Win the Super Bowl

The Philadelphia Eagles are now the favorite to win the Super Bowl, sitting around +170 to +190 across all sportsbooks.

It’s a change in course from where the Super Bowl odds have been all season, but it’s also expected.

Once the Detroit Lions went down to the Washington Commanders, the NFC’s Super Bowl favorite was eliminated.

Washington wasn’t expected to win a single game in the postseason, so of course the Commanders are +800 to lift the Vince Lombardi Trophy.

And then you have the situation that unfolded in the AFC. The Kansas City Chiefs are, as expected, into the championship game.

Kansas City isn’t listed above the Eagles, though, because of the tougher matchup with the Buffalo Bills.

Buffalo was in lockstep with Kansas City and the Baltimore Ravens on the Super Bowl odds chart for most of the second half of the regular season and the start of the postseason.

Kansas City is +200 and Buffalo is +250. That’s a fair price given the fact the Chiefs are a slight 1.5-point favorite for Sunday’s battle at Arrowhead Stadium.

If we’re being honest, the time to buy in on the Eagles Super Bowl futures at New Jersey sports betting apps was a few weeks ago when Detroit was still involved in the postseason.

This is the lowest the Eagles’ title odds have been all season long, and it will probably only slightly change if Kansas City makes the Super Bowl. They might get a bit lower than they are right now if the Bills pick up the road win.

However, there is still some value out there on the Eagles. The exact result odds for the Super Bowl at DraftKings have the Birds over the Chiefs at +400 and the Eagles over the Bills at +450.

You obviously have to guess right with the winner of the AFC Championship Game, but if you firmly believe the Birds are not just headed to New Orleans, but winning there, that’s the move to make if you didn’t put cash in on a futures ticket at the start of the postseason.

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