2025 NFL Playoff Schedule & Odds: Who’s Favored to Win It All?

The National Football League's 2024-2025 regular season schedule came to an end Sunday night, with our Minnesota Vikings falling to the Lions 31-9 in Detroit.

With Sunday night's win, the Detroit Lions claimed the number-one seed in the NFC with a 15-2 record. On the other side of the bracket, the Kansas City Chiefs are the top-seed in the AFC, finishing the regular season with a record of 15-2.

Now it's time to reshuffle the deck, with seven NFC teams and seven AFC teams advancing to the playoffs. Detroit and Kansas City, as the number-one seeds, receive a first-round bye -- and home field advantage as long as they keep winning.

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Wildcard Saturday Schedule: Saturday 1/11

• San Diego Chargers at Houston Texans (3:30 pm CST) - CBS
• Pittsburgh Steelers at Baltimore Ravens (7:00 pm CST) - Amazon Prime

Wildcard Sunday Schedule: Sunday 1/12

• Denver Broncos at Buffalo Bills (12:00 pm CST) - CBS
• Green Bay Packers at Philadelphia Eagles (3:30 pm CST) - FOX
• Washington Commanders at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (7:15 pm CST) - NBC

Monday Night Wildcard: Monday 1/13

• Minnesota Vikings at Los Angeles Rams (7:15 pm CST) - ABC

During the previous offseason, the Minnesota Vikings had the fourth worst odds of winning the Super Bowl in 2025. The were listed at +2200 to make the playoffs, or +80,000 to win the NFL title. Yep, they have been big over achievers.

So, following the conclusion of the regular season, the odds-makers have shaken things up, and these are the current odds for the fourteen playoff teams to win the Super Bowl on February 9th in New Orleans.

Current 2025 Super Bowl Odds

1. Detroit Lions (+280)
2. Kansas City Chiefs (+350)
3. Baltimore Ravens (+600)
4. Buffalo Bills (+650)
5. Philadelphia Eagles (+700)
6. Minnesota Vikings (+1600)
7. Green Bay Packers (+2000)
8. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+2500)
9. Los Angeles Chargers (+2800)
10. Washington Commanders (+4500)
11. Los Angeles Rams (+4500)
12. Denver Broncos (+5500)
13. Houston Texans (+8000)
14. Pittsburgh Steelers (+9000)

Could this be the year that the Minnesota Vikings (0-4 in super bowls) will face the Buffalo Bills (also 0-4 in super bowls)? One can dream. Skol Vikings!