Current Chiefs vs Eagles Odds & Predictions for 2025 Super Bowl

By Sascha Paruk in NFL Football
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- The Chiefs vs Eagles odds for the 2025 Super Bowl are moving towards the underdogs
- Can the Eagles finally end Kansas City’s nine-game postseason win streak?
- Below, see the current Chiefs vs Eagles odds and predictions for Super Bowl 59 on Feb. 9
The Kansas City Chiefs (17-2, 8-10-1 ATS) have a chance to make history on Sunday, Feb. 9, when they face the Philadelphia Eagles (17-3, 13-7 ATS) in Super Bowl 59. A win would make Kansas City the first team in Super Bowl history to win three straight Lombardi Trophies. Patrick Mahomes and company opened as and remain slight favorites in the Super Bowl 59 odds, but the lines and betting trends are skewing towards Jalen Hurts and the Eagles as gameday approaches.
Best Available Chiefs vs Eagles Odds
As is always the case with the Super Bowl, i.e. the most heavily bet sporting event of the entire year, the odds across sportsbooks tend to converge. But as of Tuesday, Feb. 4, there was still some variety on the board in the NFL odds. Odds as of 1:56 pm ET, February 4.

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After nine days of betting action that pretty heavily skewed towards the underdog Eagles, the spread has finally moved at a couple sportsbooks, shrinking from Kansas City -1.5 to -1.0. Currently, anyone looking to bet on the Chiefs against the spread should do so at bet365 or Caesars, where they can get Kansas City laying a single point at -110 odds.
Basically all remaining sportsbooks – BetMGM, DraftKings, ESPN Bet, FanDuel, etc. – still have the spread at Philadelphia +1.5 but with -115 juice on the Eagles to cover.
It’s not a huge surprise the line is moving in Philly’s direction when you look at the NFL public betting percentages. A stunning 80% of ATS handle for the Super Bowl is on the Eagles so far, along with 68% of moneyline handle.
On the moneyline, every book currently has Kansas City at -120 to win, which is slightly longer than the opening price of -125. Most have the Eagles as even-money underdogs – which is slightly shorter than the +105 opening odds – except FanDuel, which still has only moved Philadelphia to +102.
The game total is currently as low as 48.5 (-110 each way) at bet365 and FanDuel, and as high as 49.0 (-110 each way) at Caesars.
Despite the fact that KC has won each of the last two Super Bowls, history is on Philadelphia’s side in another sense. As Matt McEwan pointed out in the Super Bowl betting trends, the underdog has won straight-up in nine of the last 13 seasons.
Kansas City Chiefs vs Philadelphia Eagles Predictions for Super Bowl 59
- Under 49.0 (-110)
- Eagles moneyline (+102)
If it wasn’t for Kansas City’s postseason/Super Bowl pedigree, the odds for this game would be flipped. Philadelphia sits considerably higher in DVOA (+21.3% vs +14.7%) and grades out much better overall at Pro Football Focus; the Eagles are the top team in the entire NFL at PFF (94.2) while the Chiefs are only fifth including their pair of 2025 playoff victories.
In the regular season, Philly’s +159 point differential was second only to the Detroit Lions, and it was nearly triple Kansas City’s +59 mark.
Nothing about Philadelphia’s postseason performance has dissuaded me that they’re the better team, at least on paper. The ground game has been borderline unstoppable and the defense is full of game-wreckers. The Eagles have generated ten takeaways in their three playoff games without turning the ball over once.
Takeaways are generally not a sustainable way to win a game, but Philly’s run in the postseason is a testament to their talent on that side of the ball. Jalen Carter has taken the reigns from Aaron Donald as the best interior lineman in the NFL, and second-year edge Nolan Smith Jr appears poised to enter the realm of elite pass rushers. The Georgia’s product’s four playoff sacks lead the NFL in the postseason.
The Chiefs needed every ounce of home-field advantage they could squeeze out of Arrowhead to eke out a 32-29 win over Buffalo in the AFC Championship Game. And I firmly believe the Eagles are a cut above the Bills. They have a better defensive line, a better offensive line, a much stronger receiving corps, and a deeper secondary. They don’t have Josh Allen, but Jalen Hurts has been a near-perfect fit in Kellen Moore’s offense.
The NFL ATS records for 2024-25 show the Eagles with the fourth-best mark against the number (13-7), despite being favorite of 5.5 or more in 10 of their 20 games to date. The Chiefs, 8-10-1 ATS, have been overvalued all season and their postseason win streak is coming to an end on Sunday.
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Sascha has been working in the sports-betting industry since 2014, and quickly paired his strong writing skills with a burgeoning knowledge of probability and statistics. He holds an undergraduate degree in linguistics and a Juris Doctor from the University of British Columbia.