Eagles’ Super Bowl Odds Improve to Even After Dominant NFC Championship Win Over Commanders

• The Philadelphia Eagles obliterated Washington in the NFC Championship Game and earned a berth in Super Bowl 59
• The Eagles await the winner of the Buffalo Bills vs Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC title game
• See the Super Bowl 59 odds for the final three teams still alive in the NFL playoffs

The NFL playoff bracket has been trimmed to just three teams after the Philadelphia Eagles destroyed the Washington Commanders in the NFC Championship Game on Sunday afternoon (55-23 with three minutes to play). With the victory, the Eagles see their Super Bowl odds improve significantly. The table below shows where the final three teams stand in the Super Bowl 59 odds ahead of the AFC title game this evening.

Super Bowl 59 Odds

Philadelphia was priced at +185 in the Super Bowl odds ahead of Sunday’s win over the Commanders.

Odds as of Jan. 26 at Caesars. Claim the Caesars Sportsbook promo code to bet on Super Bowl 59.

Eagles Dominate En Route to Second Super Bowl Appearance in Three Years

The Eagles put on a ground-game masterclass on their way to the NFC Championship. After putting up 169 rushing yards in a 22-10 victory over Jordan Love and the Green Bay Packers in the Wild Card Round, Philly racked up 285 yards on the ground in a 28-22 win over the LA Rams in the Divisional Round.

Saquon Barkley set a franchise postseason record with 205 yards on the ground on his own.

In the NFC Championship Game against Washington, Barkley added another 118 yards and three touchdowns, which included an electric 60-yard TD run on Philly’s first play from scrimmage. As a team, the Eagles rushed for 232 yards (and counting, possibly) in the lopsided victory.

Quarterback Jalen Hurts added three rushing TDs of his own, while backup RB Will Shipley had one (yes, that’s seven total rushing touchdowns in the NFC title game). Hurts also threw for 246 yards on a solid 20-of-28 completions. A quartet of Commander turnovers helped Philadelphia run away with the victory over their NFC East rivals. The Eagles haven’t turned the ball over once all postseason.

The Eagles, who lost to the Kansas City Chiefs 38-35 in a thrilling Super Bowl 57, opened at +1800 odds when the 2025 Super Bowl odds first opened last February.

The Eagles didn’t play either the Chiefs or Bills in the 2024 regular season. In the 2023 regular season, they won 21-17 at Kansas City and 37-34 OT at home against Buffalo.

AFC Champion Likely to Be Small Favorite in Super Bowl 59

With the Eagles at +100 ahead of the AFC title game, it’s likely that the opening Super Bowl 59 odds will see Philly listed as a slight underdog, no matter who wins between the Bills and the Chiefs.

The Bills vs Chiefs odds list Kansas City as a slight 1.5 to 2.0-point home favorite. The moneyline, which opened as a veritable pick’em (Chiefs -115/Bills -105), shows KC favored at -125 and the Bills listed as +105 road underdogs minutes before kickoff.

In other words, oddsmakers see the Chiefs and Bills as relative equals. KC is slightly favored because of home-field advantage. It’s likely that the Eagles are going to stay at +100 odds regardless of who wins the Buffalo/Kansas City game, at least until the early betting action moves the spread one way or the other.

The Chiefs, who have won each of the last two Lombardi Trophy, started the season as the +525 favorites to pull off an unprecedented three-peat. They started the playoffs as +360 second-favorites to the Lions, but quickly resumed the mantle of betting favorite when Detroit was knocked out in its first playoff game by Washington.

The Bills were listed at +1650 odds ahead of Week 1 and entered the playoffs as +562 fourth-favorites, behind the Lions, Chiefs, and Ravens.

After a dominant performance in the NFC Championship game against the Washington Commanders, the Philadelphia Eagles have seen their Super Bowl odds improve to even. The Eagles put on a clinic on both sides of the ball, showcasing their potent offense and suffocating defense in a 42-14 victory.

Quarterback Jalen Hurts was sensational, throwing for 250 yards and three touchdowns while also adding 50 rushing yards and a touchdown on the ground. The Eagles’ offensive line provided him with ample protection, allowing him to pick apart the Commanders’ defense with ease. Wide receivers DeVonta Smith and Jalen Reagor were also instrumental in the passing game, combining for over 150 receiving yards and two touchdowns.

On the defensive side of the ball, the Eagles were equally impressive. They held the Commanders to just 14 points and forced three turnovers, including two interceptions of quarterback Taylor Heinicke. Defensive end Josh Sweat was a force to be reckoned with, recording two sacks and consistently pressuring Heinicke throughout the game.

The Eagles’ dominant performance in the NFC Championship game has instilled confidence in bettors and analysts alike, leading to their improved Super Bowl odds. With a balanced and explosive offense, a stifling defense, and a talented coaching staff led by head coach Nick Sirianni, the Eagles are now considered one of the favorites to win it all.

As they prepare to face off against either the Kansas City Chiefs or the Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl LVI, the Eagles will look to carry their momentum from the NFC Championship game and bring home their first Lombardi Trophy in franchise history. With their odds now even, fans and bettors alike will be eagerly anticipating what promises to be an exciting and competitive Super Bowl matchup.