Green Bay Packers 2025 Super Bowl odds (Oddmakers believe Packers are contenders)
Can Jordan Love and the Packers build on last year's strong finish?
The Green Bay Packers look like a team on the rise moving forward after a strong end to the 2023 campaign.
Green Bay started 3-6, but turned its season around by winning six of its final eight games to earn the final seed in the NFC Playoffs. The Packers parlayed their stellar play down the stretch into a massive first-round Wild Card upset of the No. 2 Dallas Cowboys.
Green Bay put up a strong fight in the NFC Divisional Round against San Francisco, but ultimately fell, 24-21. But the future seems bright in Wisconsin and oddsmakers agree.
The Packers are in the mix in the recently posted Super Bowl odds. According to FanDuel Sportsbook, Green Bay is the fifth favorite in the NFC to win the Super Bowl at +2500 ($100 bet wins $2,500). That gives Green Bay an implied probability of 3.85% to win its first Lombardi Trophy in over a decade.
Overall, Green Bay is tied with the Houston Texans as the 10th favorite to win the Super Bowl. In the NFC, Green Bay is the fifth favorite behind the San Francisco 49ers (+500), Detroit Lions (+1200), Dallas Cowboys (+1500) and Philadelphia Eagles (+1700).
After storming back to finish second in the NFC North, Green Bay faces a second-place schedule in 2024 that includes matchups with fellow division runner-ups in the Philadelphia Eagles, New Orleans Saints, and Miami Dolphins.
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Green Bay Packers Super Bowl 59 Odds
As is the case with most NFL playoff teams, Green Bay's turnaround was led at quarterback. Jordan Love looks like the quarterback of the future after throwing for 4,159 yards and 32 touchdowns in his first season as the full-time starter since Aaron Rodgers' departure. In a quarterback-filled odds board, Love is the seventh favorite to be named the 2024-25 AP NFL Most Valuable Player. He is the leading candidate out of the NFC with each of the top 6 quarterbacks from the AFC.
Odds update periodically and are subject to change.