Super Bowl Betting Tips: The Best Bets for the 2024 NFL Season

The Kansas City Chiefs went into the 2024 NFL campaign aiming to reach the Super Bowl for the fifth time in six seasons. 
 
The Chiefs have lifted the title on three occasions during that run and are the favourites on betting apps to enhance their impressive record. 
 
Read on as we look at the 2024 NFL campaign and assess some of the key Super Bowl betting angles to consider over the next few months. 

The Chiefs resisted a spirited late fightback by the Baltimore Ravens to secure a 27-20 victory in their opening game on Thursday. 
 
While they were not quite at their brilliant best, odds of 21/4 on UK betting sites to win their third Super Bowl in a row look exceptional value. 
 
Quarterback Patrick Mahomes is leading a team which looks better than last season’s title-winners. They will be extremely tough to beat.  

The Bengals have proved to be troublesome opponents for the Chiefs in recent seasons and they could emerge as serious Super Bowl rivals this term. 
 
Quarterback Joe Burrow led the Bengals to the 2021 championship decider – a play-off run which include a victory over the Chiefs in Kansas. 
 
If Burrow has fully recovered from the surgery to repair the torn ligaments in his throwing wrist, the Bengals could be worth backing on new betting sites this season. 

The Philadelphia Eagles headed into the new season with a point to prove having collapsed dramatically towards the end of the previous campaign. 
 
Their big-money acquisition of running back Saquon Barkley this summer could make odds of 5/1 on bet365 to win the NFC championship look overly generous. 
 
He rushed for more than 100 yards and scored three touchdowns to help the Eagles defeat the Green Bay Packers on Friday and will likely be a difference maker this term. 

The latest NFL odds are as follows (via 10bet): 

• Kansas City Chiefs - 21/4 
• San Francisco 49ers - 11/2 
• Baltimore Ravens - 19/2 
• Philadelphia Eagles – 10/1 
• Buffalo Bills – 12/1 
• Detroit Lions - 12/1 
• Cincinnati Bengals - 12/1 
• Green Bay Packers - 16/1 
• Houston Texans – 16/1 
• Dallas Cowboys – 16/1 
• New York Jets - 18/1 
• Miami Dolphins - 25/1 
• Atlanta Falcons – 25/1 
• Chicago Bears – 30/1 
• Los Angeles Rams - 30/1 
• Los Angeles Chargers – 30/1 
• Cleveland Browns - 40/1 
• Pittsburgh Steelers – 40/1 
• Jacksonville Jaguars - 45/1 
• Indianapolis Colts – 60/1 
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers - 66/1 
• Seattle Seahawks - 66/1 
• Las Vegas Raiders – 80/1 
• Minnesota Vikings - 80/1 
• New Orleans Saints - 80/1 
• Arizona Cardinals - 100/1 
• New York Giants – 100/1 
• Washington Commanders – 125/1 
• Denver Broncos - 125/1 
• New England Patriots - 150/1 
• Tennessee Titans – 150/1 
• Carolina Panthers - 250/1