2024 Super Bowl Odds For All 32 NFL Teams

The new NFL season gets under way on Thursday with the Baltimore Ravens traveling to Kansas City to face the reigning Super Bowl champions Chiefs. 

The Chiefs are looking to become the first team in the Super Bowl era to win three successive titles and the best betting sites have them as the joint-favourites to win Super Bowl LIX in February. 

Kansas City won't have things their own way in the AFC with the Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals and Buffalo Bills hoping to make it to New Orleans for the championship game.

In the NFC, the window of opportunity is still open for the San Francisco 49ers, who start the season as the favourites to win the conference.

Momentum is with the Detroit Lions who are tipped to be the 49ers' biggest challenger in their conference with the Philadelphia Eagles also expected to do well this season. 

We analyse the eight divisions to break down each team's odds of achieving their goals for the 2024 season.

Can Dolphins Or Jets End Bills Dominance?

It seems to be a three-horse race in the AFC between the Bills (9/5), Dolphins (23/10) and the Jets (9/4). The dominance enjoyed by the Patriots is well and truly over. 

The division has been won by Buffalo in each of the last four seasons, but New York and Miami have their sights set on ending their 15-year and 21-year droughts. 

If the Vince Lombardi Trophy is to be won in this division, then the Bills (16/1) look best placed to do so.

Ravens Flock Towards Another Super Bowl Push

In 2023, the AFC North was the most competitive with all four teams ending the regular season with winning records. A combined total of 43 wins was eight more than the next division on that list. 

The Ravens were top of the table with the Bengals propping up the division with nine wins. Who will rule the AFC North this season? The Ravens are 10/1 to win Super Bowl LIX after losing in the Conference game last season. 

Joe Burrow's Bengals are 14/1 to win their first ever championship. The Browns and Steelers will do well to make the playoffs and they are 29/20 and 7/4 respectively to do so.

Expectations Levels Raised In Houston

The Houston Texans went from worst in their division in 2022 with just three wins to first last season with 10 wins. A lot of that was down to rookie quarterback CJ Stroud who threw 23 touchdowns and just five interceptions. 

Will he and the rest of the Texans suffer from second-season syndrome? DeMeco Ryans' side are 18/1 to win their first ever Super Bowl. The Jaguars are 11/4 to win the division and the Colts are 17/5 to claim the AFC South division. 

The Tennessee Titans are rebuilding for the future and are 4/1 on betting apps to make the playoffs.

Chiefs The Best In The West Again?

The AFC Conference game is affectionately referred to as the Kansas City Invitational. They've featured in the last six and hosted the first five of those and made the Super Bowl four times. 

Andy Reid's team are going for an unprecedented three-peat and the Chiefs start the season as 17/5 favourites to win the AFC again. 

They share the Super Bowl favourites tag with the 49ers at 11/2. Can new head coach Jim Harbaugh throw a spanner in the works for the Chargers, who are 15/4 to win the division. 

The Raiders are 29/10 to make the playoffs, while the Broncos are closer to securing the number one overall pick in next year's draft than they are to making the playoffs (6/1).

Eagles And Cowboys To Battle It Out For The East

If the betting odds are to be believed, the NFC East is a shootout between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Dallas Cowboys. 

The Eagles are looking to put last season's late collapse behind them and get back to the Super Bowl for the second time in three years. 

Philadelphia are 14/1 to get their hands on the Vince Lombardi Trophy while the Cowboys are 22/1 to end their wait for a sixth championship, which is approaching three decades. New York and Washington will hope to pick up enough wins to make the playoffs. 

The Giants are 4/1 to be involved in the postseason while the Commanders are 3/1 on NFL betting sites.

Packers And Bears Want The Lions' Share 

Of all the eight divisions in the NFL, the NFC North is arguably the closest to call. The Lions are the 7/5 favourites to win the division, but hot on their heels are the Packers (9/4) and the Bears (15/4). 

Detroit went from winning three games to nine to 12 last season and hopes are high of that progression continuing. The Packers came close to reaching the NFC Conference decider, but lost to the 49ers. 

The Bears are hoping Caleb Williams, the number one overall pick in the draft, can hit the ground running and bring Chicago some to cheer about. The Vikings (11/1) are in transition and aren't expected to win many games this year.

Falcons To Succeed In Poor Division

The NFC South was officially the worst division in the NFL last season, with the four teams combining for just 27 wins. 

Tampa Bay and New Orleans both finished with 9-8 records, but the Buccaneers took the division on tie-breakers. 

Three of the four teams are priced at 100/1 or greater on new betting sites. The Falcons are expected to win the division (5/6) but are 30/1 to win their first ever Vince Lombardi Trophy.

Making the playoffs would be a good season for the Panthers (11/2), Saints (17/10) and Buccaneers (6/4). 

Window Of Opportunity Still Open For 49ers

The window of opportunity for San Francisco remains open and with all the weapons available to quarterback Brock Purdy, the 49ers are the favourites to win the NFC at 11/4 and 11/2 joint favourites to end their quest for a sixth Super Bowl. 

The Los Angeles Rams (15/4) are the 49ers’ biggest rivals in the market to win the NFC West. 

The Seattle Seahawks are 7/4 to make the playoffs while the Arizona Cardinals can be backed at 3/1 to book a playoff berth.