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The biggest underdog in Super Bowl history, the San Diego Chargers (+18.5) were much less successful than the Jets three decades prior. But there was a difference when you faced Steve Young, Jerry Rice, and the Niners in the '90s. The biggest upset in Super Bowl history remains the New York Jets' triumph over the Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl III after Joe Namath guaranteed the Jets would pull the upset. New York's 16-7 win Of course, Vinatieri would nail the field goal, securing the second-biggest upset in Super Bowl history and the second-biggest underdog to win the Super Bowl entering the year. 1. St. Louis Rams – 1999-2000 (+15000 to Win Super Bowl XXXIV) The biggest underdog to ever win a Super Bowl was the same team that fell to the Patriots in Super Bowl The Chiefs were underdogs in their Super Bowl wins in 2023 and 2024, though both games were narrow spreads (+2 and +1, respectively). The favorite has failed to cover the spread in 29 of 58 games These underdogs, in particular, were expected to get destroyed, as they were the biggest outsiders in the history of the Super Bowl. San Diego Chargers – Super Bowl XXIX. San Diego was never going to defeat the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl XXIX but, then again, nobody else would have had a chance against them either. The Niners were a It was defensive slugfest in the original Orange Bowl. This is the second largest point spread in Super Bowl history– bested only by the 1995 San Francisco 49ers (-18.5) against the San Diego Chargers. It’s also one of the biggest upsets in sporting history. Super Bowl LVI Odds The biggest underdog in Super Bowl history, the San Diego Chargers (+18.5) were much less successful than the Jets three decades prior. But there was a difference when you faced Steve Young, Jerry The biggest underdog in Super Bowl history, the San Diego Chargers (+18.5) were much less successful than the Jets three decades prior. But there was a difference when you faced Steve Young, Jerry New York Giants (+12.5) over New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLII. Three years after Brady’s third Super Bowl, he entered as a 12.5-point favorite as the 18-0 Patriots faced the 13-6 Giants. In Super Bowl III (1969), the AFL’s New York Jets faced the NFL’s Baltimore Colts as 18-point underdogs. Jets quarterback Joe Namath famously guaranteed victory before the game – a bold So, to celebrate these teams who made it to the Super Bowl, but were “overlooked” because of their “superior” opponent, here is our list of the five biggest underdogs in Super Bowl history: 5. Pittsburgh Steelers, Super Bowl XXX. Super Bowl XXX was an old-school NFL throwback-type Super Bowl, with the (heavily-favored) Dallas Cowboys 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 What's the Largest Spread in Super Bowl History? Those '68 Jets are the biggest underdogs to win, but they weren't the biggest underdogs overall. That "honor" belongs to the San Diego Chargers against the San Francisco 49ers back in 1995. The Chargers were 19-point underdogs there; the 49ers won, 49-26, by enough to cover the spread. 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 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. - Underdog: Oakland Raiders - Spread: +3 - Score: Oakland Raiders 27 Philadelphia Eagles 10. Vegas made the Eagles a field-goal favorite for Super Bowl XV in New Orleans, but Philadelphia fell victim to a 14-0 opening quarter and never closed the gap, eventually trailing by as many as 21 and losing by 17. The Kansas City Chiefs enter Super Bowl 57 as a 1.5-point underdog, making this one of the most even Super Bowls in NFL history as far as bookmakers in Las Vegas are concerned. 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 underdog in Super Bowl history, the San Diego Chargers (+18.5) were much less successful than the Jets three decades prior. But there was a difference when you faced Steve Young, Jerry
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