The Buffalo Bills were predicted to have the best Super Bowl LX odds, according to a super computer.

Opta Analyst's projection model had the bills at 13.4% odds, followed by the AFC champion Kansas City Chiefs at 9.6% and the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles at 8.7%. Surprisingly, the Jacksonville Jaguars, who finished with the second-worst record in the NFL, have the fourth-best odds at 8.1%.

Opta Analyst's full list of Super Bowl LX odds is included below:

Buffalo Bills- 13.4%
Kansas City Chiefs- 9.6%
Philadelphia Eagles- 8.7%
Jacksonville Jaguars- 8.1%
Green Bay Packers- 7.4%
Baltimore Ravens- 5.7%
Tampa Bay Buccaneers- 5.2%
Detroit Lions- 4.5%
Washington Commanders- 4.4%
Chicago Bears- 4.3%
Los Angeles Chargers- 4.3%
San Francisco 49er- 3.5%
Los Angeles Rams- 3.5%
Cincinnati Bengals- 3.1%
Indianapolis Colts- 1.8%
Houston Texans- 1.7%
Arizona Cardinals- 1.4%
Dallas Cowboys- 1.4%
Miami Dolphins- 1/1%
Atlanta Falcons- 1.1%
Minnesota Vikings- 1.1%
Seattle Seahawks- 1.0%
Denver Broncos- 0.8%
Cleveland Browns- 0.6%
New York Jets- 0.6%
Carolina Panthers- 0.4%
Pittsburgh Steelers- 0.4%
New York Giants- 0.3%
New England Patriots- 0.3%
Tennessee Titans- 0.2%
Las Vegas Raiders- 0.1%
New Orleans Saints- 0.0%

The Bills are coming off their fifth consecutive season as AFC East Division champions, falling one game shy of a Super Bowl berth with their 32-29 loss to the Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game in January. Quarterback Josh Allen, who recently married Academy Award nominated actress and singer Hailee Steinfeld, is coming off an MVP season in 2024, having recently agreed to a salary cap friendly six-year, $350 million extension.

Mike Jones