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For this year’s Super Bowl, the Kansas City Chiefs are 1.5-point favorites over the Philadelphia Eagles with a posted total of 48.5 points. The odds on the Super Bowl have been known to change, and there’s still a few days until the game. The smallest Super Bowl spread of the past two decades was Seattle -1 against the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLIX; The largest Super Bowl spread over the past 20 years was New England -12 versus the New York Giants in Super Bowl XLII; Recent Super Bowls have been closer contests, with three of the last four games decided by just a field There are two pushes in Super Bowl history. However, the AFC has covered the spread in eight of the last ten Super Bowls. The NFC holds the longest Super Bowl winning streak, hoisting the Lombardi Trophy in an impressive 13 straight from 1985-1997. Super Bowl Favorites vs Underdogs Stats The largest point spread in Super Bowl history was in Super Bowl XXIX in 1995. The San Francisco 49ers entered the game as massive 18.5-point favorites over the San Diego Chargers. Favorites have gone 37-20 straight up and 29-24-2 against the spread in Super Bowl history. The largest upset came in Super Bowl III (1969) when the New York Jets beat the Baltimore Colts 16-7 as 18-point underdogs though there have been other notable surprises like the Giants comeback against the Patriots in 2017 or the Chiefs victory over the Biggest Spread in Super Bowl History. The San Francisco 49ers were an 18.5-point favorite over the San Diego Chargers in Super Bowl XXIX. The Niners covered the spread in the 49-26 win. Smallest Spread in Super Bowl History. Three Super Bowls have had a 1-point spread: Super Bowl VII: Dolphins (-1) vs. Redskins; Super Bowl XVI: 49ers (-1) vs Let's check out the biggest Super Bowl spreads in NFL history. 8. Super Bowl IV: Vikings (-12 Points) (Tie) Year: 1970. Match up: Kansas City Chiefs vs. Minnesota Vikings. Score: 23-7. Big Picture: Faves vs. Dogs, Overs vs. Unders. Favorites: 34-19 SU and 26-25-2 ATS Over: 26-25-1 (there was no O/U in Super Bowl 1) Favorites have accumulated a 34-19 (64.2%) straight up record in Super Bowl history, but that number dips down to 51% when we pay attention to the number that matters the spread. Tom Brady won his sixth ring was a low-scoring affair. Patriots vs. Rams closed at 55.5, the third-highest over/under in Super Bowl history. Six total points were scored through the first three quarters and the Patriots ended up winning the game 13-3 — the lowest scoring Super Bowl in the history of the game. Point Spread Push Despite going into the 2021 season with 12-1 Super Bowl odds, Los Angeles became the largest pregame favorite at -200 odds to win the title. The Chiefs (+500) entered this season as the favorite The biggest spread in a Super Bowl is 18 – which has happened twice in history. The first 18-point spread was in the aforementioned Super Bowl III between the Jets and Colts, with New York The biggest spread in a Super Bowl is 18 – which has happened twice in history. The first 18-point spread was in the aforementioned Super Bowl III between the Jets and Colts, with New York The biggest spread in a Super Bowl is 18 – which has happened twice in history. The first 18-point spread was in the aforementioned Super Bowl III between the Jets and Colts, with New York The biggest spread in a Super Bowl is 18 – which has happened twice in history. The first 18-point spread was in the aforementioned Super Bowl III between the Jets and Colts, with New York So, what is the biggest Super Bowl spread ever? An 18-point spread separated the two teams in the third Super Bowl, which has remained the largest in history. Super Bowl III featured the mighty Baltimore Colts. Led by Earl Morrall, they lost one game in the regular season. The New York Jets represented the AFL, with Joe Namath leading the way. The biggest spread in a Super Bowl is 18 – which has happened twice in history. The first 18-point spread was in the aforementioned Super Bowl III between the Jets and Colts, with New York The favorite has lost the Super Bowl outright 21 times in its 58-year history. The Chiefs were underdogs in their Super Bowl wins in 2023 and 2024, though both games were narrow spreads (+2 and +1, respectively). Biggest X-factors for the other 30 NFL teams to win the Super Bowl within 3 years Super Bowl 2025 odds: Will any Super Bowl records be broken? Top Leagues. The favorite has lost the Super Bowl outright 19 times in its 56-year history. Two years ago was the most recent example of this, when the Chiefs were three-point favorites over the Buccaneers and The Baltimore Colts were -18 point favorites over the New York Jets heading into Super Bowl III, the second-largest spread in Super Bowl history. Heading into this Super Bowl, the NFL was viewed
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