Saints Super Bowl 60 Odds: April 30, 2025
The Saints' Super Bowl odds are the longest in the NFL. Be sure to check throughout the offseason and all season long as we track the Saints' Super Bowl odds.
| 🏆 Odds to Win SB LX | +20000 (0.5% chance) |
| 👑 Odds to Win NFC | +9000 (1.1% chance) |
| 🥇 Odds to Win NFC South | +1000 (9.1% chance) |
| 💪 Odds to Make Playoffs | +425 (19.1% chance) |
| ✅ Odds Last Verified by Expert: | April 30, 2025 |
Keep in mind that you can bet on the Saints playoff chances as well.
*NOTE: Odds vary among sportsbooks such as BetMGM, Caesars, DraftKings, FanDuel and more. You may be able to find better New Orleans Saints Super Bowl odds if you visit other sportsbooks.
Where Is Super Bowl 60?
Super Bowl 60 (LV) will be at Levi Stadium in Santa Clara, California, on Feb. 8, 2026. This will be the second-ever Super Bowl at the home of the San Francisco 49ers.
Saints Super Bowl Odds vs. NFC South
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have the highest odds of winning the NFC South at +100. Meanwhile, the Atlanta Falcons are at +240, the Carolina Panthers are at +400, while the Saints have the worst odds at +1000. Check back during the season as we track the NFC South standings and Super Bowl odds.
Latest Updates Impacting Saints Odds to Win SB LX
The Saints have had no shortage of news impacting their odds to win Super Bowl LX. Here's a look at some of the biggest Saints headlines.
- 📆 March 24: The Saints re-sign DB Ugo Amadi and sign WR Brandin Cooks.
- 📆 March 17: New Orleans signs WR Velus Jones Jr. and DE Jonah Williams.
- 📆 March 13: The Saints sign TE Jack Stoll, CB Isaac Yiadom and OL Will Clapp.
- 📆 March 12: New Orleans signs S Justin Reid and re-signs TE Juwan Johnson.
- 📆 March 12: The Saints trade a 2026 seventh-round draft pick to the Patriots for DT Davon Godchaux.
- 📆 March 11: WR Dante Pettis re-signs with New Orleans.
- 📆 March 4: The Saints release RB Jamaal Williams.
- 📆 February 18: The Saints hire Joel Thomas as Running Backs Coach and Scott Tolzien as Quarterbacks Coach.
- 📆 February 11: New Orleans hires Kellen Moore as their new head coach.
Be sure to bookmark this page for updates on the biggest Saints news impacting the team's Super Bowl LX odds.
Key Contributors Toward Saints Super Bowl Odds
QB Derak Carr was hopeful to return for the 2025-26 season after a Week 14 shoulder injury sidelined him last season. But that may not be the case, as his shoulder injury could impact his chances of returning to the field come September. It wouldn't be a surprise if the Saints use their ninth overall draft pick to find a new quarterback. New Orleans also has a new head coach after firing Dennis Allen and hiring Kellen Moore.
The Saints' top offensive players will be back next season, including RB Alvin Kamara, WR Chris Olave and TE Juwan Johnson. New Orleans signed a few new players to the offense, including OL Will Clapp and WR Brandin Cooks. Defensively, the Saints signed DE Chase Young and S Justin Reid to complement Cam Jordan and Tyrann Mathieu. New Orleans also added a new DT when they traded a 2026 seventh-round pick to New England for Davon Godchaux.
Where Can I Bet on the Saints to Win Super Bowl 60?
You can bet on the Saints to win Super Bowl 60 with all Louisiana sports betting sites now that odds are available.
It's worth noting that the relationship between the Saints and Caesars Sportsbook Louisiana is a strong one, with their New Orleans stadium named after Caesars.
Keep in mind, though — odds will vary across the various betting sites, so it's always wise to shop around for odds to ensure you're getting the most bang for your buck. BetRivers Louisiana, along with BetMGM, DraftKings and FanDuel, have varied odds available to wager on the Saints.
Betting Odds
Betting odds for any game or outcome are simply there to indicate how much profit a bettor will make with a winning wager. Favored outcomes are indicated with minus signs, followed by the amount of money a bettor would need to wager to make a $100 profit with a winning bet. Less probable outcomes are indicated with a plus sign, followed by a number that tells the bettor how much profit they'll win with a $100 wager.
Futures Odds
Super Bowl futures odds include wagers placed on what team will win the NFL championship in a given season, as well as predicting which teams will be "finalists" and what the exact result will be (accurately predicting the winner and loser).
Point Spread
The Super Bowl point spread is a wager on the margin of victory during the game. The Super Bowl favorite is indicated with a minus sign, followed by the number of points by which they're favored to win. To win the point spread bet (AKA, cover the spread), the favored team must win by more points than the sportsbooks have set the spread. Underdogs are indicated with a plus sign, followed by the number of points by which they're expected to lose. The underdog can cover the spread either by winning the game outright or by losing by fewer points than the point spread.
Saints Super Bowl History
The New Orleans Saints franchise was founded in 1967 with the AFL-NFL merger. The fanbase waited a long time for their first postseason appearance, having not made the playoffs for a full 20 seasons after the franchise was founded. Their first postseason appearance, a loss in the wild card round, came in 1987 under former head coach Jim Mora, who went on to make the wild card (and lose) in three of the five seasons that followed.
The Saints only Super Bowl appearance was a win, thanks to former Saints legend Sean Payton and future Hall of Fame quarterback Drew Brees in Super Bowl XLIV. The team won the Super Bowl 31-17 over the Indianapolis Colts, after having entered the game as 4.5-point underdogs.
Have the Saints Ever Won the Super Bowl?
Yes, the New Orleans Saints have won the Super Bowl. The Saints won the Super Bowl once, back in the 2009-2010 NFL season. The HC-QB duo of Sean Payton and Drew Brees defeated the Indianapolis Colts, 31-17, after an 0-10 start in the first quarter. Brees won Super Bowl MVP thanks to a 288-yard passing game with two touchdowns and no interceptions. The run game was absent, with the team totaling just 51 rushing yards in the victory, but the defense came up clutch with a pick-six from Peyton Manning as the final score of the game.
How Many Super Bowls Have the New Orleans Saints Won?
The Saints have appeared in and won one single Super Bowl in their franchise history, in the 2009-2010 season at the Land Shark Stadium in Miami Gardens (the former home of the Dolphins). The Saints' lone Super Bowl victory came under former Saints HC Sean Payton and future Hall of Fame QB Drew Brees. They won the game over the Indianapolis Colts, who had Hall of Fame QB Peyton Manning under center, as 4.5-point underdogs.
Though they got off to a slow start at 0-10 in the first quarter, the Saints closed out the game with a final score of 31-17. Brees won Super Bowl MVP that year, completing 82% of pass attempts that game for 288 passing yards, 2 TDs, and no interceptions. His lone credited rushing attempt went for -1 yards — the QB kneel that closed out the game.
Which Years Did the Saints Go to the Super Bowl?
The Saints went to the Super Bowl in the 2009-2010 NFL season — Super Bowl XLIV. The New Orleans Saints played the Indianapolis Colts in their lone Super Bowl appearance, winning the game 31-17.
Future Hall of Fame quarterback Drew Brees completed 32 of his 39 pass attempts that game for 288 passing yards and two touchdowns. WR Marques Colston led the team in receiving with 7 catches for 83 receiving yards, while Brees' two touchdowns went to RB Pierre Thomas and All-Pro TE Jeremy Shockey. Peyton Manning was under center for the Colts in Super Bowl XLIV, throwing 333 passing yards, 1 TD, and 1 INT (which went for a pick six). The Colts entered the game as 4.5-point favorites.
How Many Times Have the Saints Been to the NFC Championship Game?
The Saints have been to three NFC Championship games in their franchise history.
- ❌ 2006-07: Loss vs. Chicago Bears, 39-14
- ✅ 2009-10: Win vs. Minnesota Vikings, 31-28 (OT)
- ❌ 2018-19: Loss vs. Los Angeles Rams, 26-23 (OT)
Their first appearance in an NFC Championship was in the 2006-2007 season, where the team came off a 10-6 regular season to secure the NFC South title and a playoff berth. The Saints beat the Andy Reid-led Philadelphia Eagles in the Divisional Round 27-24 to advance to the conference championship. They were defeated by the Chicago Bears 39-14, who then went on to lose to the Colts in Super Bowl XLI.
The team's second NFC Championship appearance was in the 2009-2010 season, when the Saints defeated the Minnesota Vikings in the NFC Championship and went on to win the Super Bowl over the Indianapolis Colts.
The team's third and most recent NFC Championship appearance was in the 2018-2019 NFL season. The Saints entered the game as 3-point favorites over the L.A. Rams but lost the game on a 57-yard field goal from Rams kicker Greg Zuerlein in overtime. The Saints have never made an NFC Championship outside of the Sean Payton-Drew Brees era.
New Orleans Saints Super Bowl FAQs
The Saints' odds to win the 2025-26 NFC Championship are +20000 before the season starts, highlighting that the expectations in New Orleans are incredibly low among oddsmakers across sports betting markets.
The Saints' odds to win the NFC Championship are +9000, or the longest out of all 16 teams in the NFC. This illustrates the low expectations facing the Saints before the 2025 NFL Draft commences based on their place in the standings last season.
You can bet on the Saints to win the Super Bowl with most major sportsbooks, including ESPN BET, DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM and Caesars. Super Bowl odds fluctuate based on record and performance, as well as breaking news involving key players on the roster.
The New Orleans Saints have won one Super Bowl in franchise history — Super Bowl XLIV — dating back to the 2009-2010 season. The Saints faced the Indianapolis Colts, defeating them 31-17 after falling behind 0-10 in the first quarter.
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Calli has been an avid sports fan since she can remember. After earning her Bachelor’s degrees from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism at Arizona State University, she combined her passion for journalism and sports. Calli has covered the NFL, NBA, MLB, NCAAF, college sports, and sports betting for several media outlets.
