Super Bowl 60 odds vs. predictions: What our model says after Week 3

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Written by Damien Souness
Reviewed by Ryan Leaver

Dimers' probabilities reveal the true contenders—and the undervalued teams bettors should be watching.

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The Super Bowl will return to the Bay Area in 2026 for its 60th edition at the home of the 49ers.

Three weeks into the NFL season, the Super Bowl 60 race already looks different than it did in August. Preseason darlings have stumbled, new contenders have emerged, and the gap between true challengers and the rest is widening fast.

Oddsmakers opened the year with Baltimore, Buffalo, and Philadelphia tied at +700, with Kansas City close behind. But only one of those teams has separated as the most likely champion, according to Dimers' NFL futures model.

So who's rising, who's falling, and where does the real betting value lie ahead of Super Bowl LX at Levi's Stadium on Sunday, February 8, 2026.

Buffalo is Dimers' current Super Bowl 60 favorite at 15.8% probability, but the betting market has already stripped away much of the value from their shortened +450 odds. The same is true for the Ravens. The real story is found further down, where the numbers and prices differ more.

 

No team pops more than Cincinnati. Despite just a 3.0% chance in Dimers' simulations, their long price of +18000 implies only a 0.55% chance—creating the biggest gap between projections and odds. Still, bettors should tread carefully with Cincinnati. Joe Burrow remains sidelined, leaving Jake Browning under center. Browning has been serviceable, but the gap between a backup and a quarterback of Burrow's caliber is significant.

 

San Francisco and Philadelphia also show value, even as contenders. The 49ers' 6.3% probability outpaces their implied 4.8% from +2000 odds, while the Eagles carry a similar edge (13.3% vs. 11.8%) at +750. Both offer bettors a fairer shake than Buffalo at the top.

Elsewhere, the Texans (1.4% probability, +10000) and Lions (9.5%, +1000) sneak in with smaller but still positive differences—enough to suggest those tickets are priced more generously than their rivals in the same tier.

 

In short, while the Bills look like the team to beat, the smarter money may be with the 49ers and Eagles — and the Bengals remain a risky long shot hinging on Burrow's return.

Super Bowl 60 odds after Week 3

TeamProbabilityOddsImplied Prob.Edge
Bills15.8%+45018.2%-2.4%
Eagles13.3%+75011.8%1.5%
Ravens13.1%+60014.3%-1.2%
Lions9.5%+10009.1%0.4%
Chiefs6.9%+14006.7%0.2%
49ers6.3%+20004.8%1.5%
Packers4.9%+75011.8%-6.9%
Chargers4.5%+15006.3%-1.8%
Buccaneers3.9%+22004.3%-0.4%
Rams3.7%+20004.8%-1.1%
Bengals3.0%+180000.6%2.4%
Commanders2.7%+22004.3%-1.6%
Vikings2.1%+40002.4%-0.3%
Seahawks1.5%+66001.5%0.0%
Texans1.4%+100001.0%0.4%
Broncos1.4%+40002.4%-1.0%
Colts1.4%+40002.4%-1.0%
Cardinals1.0%+75001.3%-0.3%
Jaguars0.7%+70001.4%-0.7%
Falcons0.5%+125000.8%-0.3%
Steelers0.4%+80001.2%-0.8%
Patriots0.4%+125000.8%-0.4%
Bears0.4%+150000.7%-0.3%
Raiders0.3%+500000.2%0.1%
Cowboys0.3%+180000.6%-0.3%
Dolphins0.2%+500000.2%0.0%
Panthers0.1%+500000.2%-0.1%
Saints0.0%+1000000.1%-0.1%
Titans0.0%+500000.2%-0.2%
Browns0.0%+500000.2%-0.2%
Giants0.0%+500000.2%-0.2%
Jets0.0%+500000.2%-0.2%

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Damien Souness
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Damien Souness is Chief Experience Officer at Cipher Sports Technology Group, helping lead sports media brands such as Dimers. He specializes in creating trustworthy and data-driven content for sports fans, with experience working for globally recognized sports and media organizations.

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