The day after Super Bowl LIX, where the Eagles demolished the Chiefs to become the champions of the 2024 NFL season, we released a ranking of all 32 teams based on how good a bet they were to win the following Super Bowl. A lot has changed since that article with free agency and the NFL Draft in the books, along with all the trades and other personnel moves that have impacted the 2025 NFL season outlook.

At that point in time, the Eagles were the standalone favorites at BetMGM, Caesars and DraftKings, while the Chiefs still had the edge at FanDuel. Five and a half months later, the Chiefs are fourth in odds across the board behind the Eagles, Ravens and Bills, with BetMGM making all three of those teams co-favorites. The Bills are favored at Caesars, while the Ravens are favored at FanDuel, and both are the co-favorites at DraftKings. That means the Eagles went from being the sole favorites at three of the four major books to one instance of sharing favored status.

Was the Eagles offseason really that bad? We had the team as the best value to win Super Bowl 60 back in February, but that's no longer the case even with the shake-up in odds at the top. Our new Super Bowl 60 best bet rankings examine the odds at all four of the sportsbooks above to find the best price for each team and then sort all 32 squads by how I feel they measure up as best bets to win the title in February. Let's jump right into the mix with our worst Super Bowl team to bet on the board.

So which team takes the No. 1 spot as the best Super Bowl bet? And where do the favored Bills, Ravens and Eagles rank? ... Join SportsLine here to see R.J. White's Super Bowl 60 best bet rankings!