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Super Bowl 60 odds vs. predictions: What our model says after Week 3
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Written by Damien Souness, Chief Innovation Officer
Reviewed by Ryan Leaver
Dimers' probabilities reveal the true contenders—and the undervalued teams bettors should be watching.
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.
To give you the most accurate and helpful information, this article has been reviewed and edited by Ryan Leaver through our fact-checking process.
Damien Souness leverages over 15 years of experience to create engaging content focused on sports, online gaming and wagering. As Chief Innovation Officer at Cipher Sports Technology Group, the parent company of Dimers, he offers strategic insights and innovative solutions to enhance the player experience.
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