Vikings' odds to win Super Bowl in 2025 revealed
This year's Super Bowl hasn't even kicked off but the oddsmakers have already released odds to win Super Bowl LIX on Feb. 9, 2025.
Where do the Minnesota Vikings land in the odds? They're middle of the road, tied with the Chicago Bears for the 16th-best odds at +4000, according to FanDuel Sportsbook.
- 49ers +450
- Chiefs +750
- Ravens +900
- Lions +1200
- Bills +1200
- Cowboys +1500
- Bengals +1500
- Eagles +1700
- Dolphins +2000
- Texans +2500
- Packers +2500
- Rams +3000
- Chargers +3000
- Jets +3000
- Jaguars +3000
- Vikings +4000
- Bears +4000
- Browns +5000
- Falcons +5000
- Colts +5000
- Saints +7500
- Raiders +7500
- Buccaneers +7500
- Cardinals +7500
- Seahawks +7500
- Steelers +10000
- Broncos +10000
- Commanders +15000
- Patriots +15000
- Titans +15000
- Giants +15000
- Panthers +25000
Odds at +4000 means that if you wagered $10 on the Vikings to win the Super Bowl you would win $400 if they pulled it off.
What's somewhat interesting is that the oddsmakers only have six teams in the NFC with better odds than Minnesota. The bad news is that the Packers and Lions are expected to be better, so winning the NFC North in 2024-25 appears to be a long shot.
Alas, these early odds are pretty much meaningless unless you're placing a blind futures bet. Rosters will change with free agency starting in March and then the draft, so the odds will be changing as rosters are manipulated.
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