Tracking the Atlanta Falcons Super Bowl Odds: December 2025

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The Falcons sit third in the NFC South with a 5-9 record and will take on the Cardinals on the road in Week 16. Atlanta was aiming to end its seven-year postseason drought but has officially been eliminated from the playoffs after losing to the Seahawks in Week 14.

To make matters worse, the Falcons do not have a first-round pick in the 2026 draft after a trade with the Los Angeles Rams in last year’s draft. We will still continue tracking the Falcons' weekly game odds from Georgia sportsbooks.

Falcons Super Bowl 60 Odds: December 19, 2025

The Falcons Super Bowl odds are off the board at sportsbooks such as DraftKings Sportsbook. We will update this section next season.

🏆 Odds to Win SB 60OTB
👑 Odds to Win NFCOTB
Odds to Win NFC SouthOTB
🔥 Odds to Make PlayoffsOTB
Data VerifiedDecember 19, 2025

Early 2026–27 odds will be released after Super Bowl 60 concludes.

Falcons Week-by-Week Super Bowl Odds

We’ll be updating this section weekly throughout the season, tracking how the Falcons’ Super Bowl odds rise or fall with each win, loss, and key development along the way.

WeekAtlanta Falcons Super Bowl LX Odds
Preseason+7000 (1.4% chance)
Week 1 +9000 (1.1% chance)
Week 2+6000 (1.6% chance)
Week 3+13000 (0.8% chance)
Week 4+11000 (0.9% chance)
Week 5+11000 (0.9% chance)
Week 6+5500 (1.8% chance)
Week 7+8000 (1.2% chance)
Week 8+15000 (0.7% chance)
Week 9+25000 (0.4% chance)
Week 10+40000 (0.3% chance)
Week 11+100000 (0.1% chance)
Week 12+100000 (0.1% chance)
Week 13+100000 (0.1% chance)
Week 14OTB
Week 15OTB
Week 16OTB
Week 17OTB
Week 18OTB

The trajectory of the Falcons’ long-shot Super Bowl odds reflects the ups and downs of recent seasons, as the team continues to miss the playoffs. With offseason improvements, Atlanta could begin moving back into playoff contention next year.

Latest Updates Impacting Falcons Odds to Win SB LVIII

Below is the latest news and updates that could impact the Atlanta Falcons’ season:

  • 📆 November 16: QB Michael Penix Jr. suffers a knee injury. Kirk Cousins will take over as QB1.
  • 📆 October 21: Atlanta releases WR Ray-Ray McCloud.
  • 📆 September 5: The Falcons sign DE Sam Roberts to the active roster.
  • 📆 August 26: Atlanta trades a conditional 2027 seventh-round pick to the Seattle Seahawks for OT Michael Jerrell.
  • 📆 August 23: The Falcons place OL Jake Hanson on injured reserve.
  • 📆 August 14: Atlanta signs CB C.J. Henderson.
  • 📆 August 10: The Falcons sign S Ronnie Harrison and C Jake Hanson.
  • 📆 August 4: RT Kaleb McGary re-signs with the Falcons.
  • 📆 July 31: Atlanta signs S Henry Black.
  • 📆 July 24: DL LaCale London, LB Malik Verdon and CB Cobee Bryant placed on the active/NFI list.
  • 📆 June 17: Atlanta signs RB Jashaun Corbin.
  • 📆 May 29: C Ryan Neuzil re-signs with the Falcons.
  • 📆 April 30: Atlanta exercises fifth-year option on WR Drake London.
  • 📆 April 24: The Falcons draft Jalon Walker and James Pearce Jr. in the first round of the 2025 draft.
  • 📆 April 7: CB Dee Alford signs with the Falcons.
  • 📆 March 21: Atlanta signs WR Jamal Agnew, TE Feleipe Franks and S Jordan Fuller.
  • 📆 March 18: DB Mike Ford signs with Atlanta.
  • 📆 March 14: The Falcons sign CB Keith Taylor.
  • 📆 March 13: Atlanta re-signs OT Brandon Parker and OL Storm Norton.
  • 📆 March 12: The Falcons sign LB Divine Deablo, DE Leonard Floyd and CB Mike Hughes.

Be sure to bookmark this page to follow along as we provide the latest Atlanta Falcons news and updates.

Key Contributors Toward Falcons Super Bowl Odds

The Atlanta Falcons’ chances of capturing a Super Bowl in 2025 have faded. Second-year QB Michael Penix Jr. showed plenty of potential, but Kirk Cousins had to take over while Penix deals with a knee injury. If Penix returns next season stronger and Atlanta can retain reliable targets Bijan Robinson, Drake London, and Kyle Pitts, while also upgrading their offensive line, the Falcons could field a top-10 offense if everything comes together.

Last offseason was heavily focused on improving the defense, and it paid off. Atlanta made major upgrades, including first-round edge rushers Jalon Walker and James Pearce Jr., and added linebacker Leonard Floyd to anchor the pass rush. Walker has +4500 odds to win Defensive Rookie of the Year, the fourth-shortest at FanDuel. If the unit continues to dominate, the Falcons could be contenders in 2026.

Where Can I Bet on the Atlanta Falcons to Win the Super Bowl?

All the major sportsbooks post Super Bowl odds, along with a wide range of other NFL bets throughout the season. But with Atlanta eliminated from the playoffs, top Georgia betting apps have removed the Falcons’ Super Bowl 60 odds.

SportsbookFalcons Super Bowl 60 Odds
BetMGMOTB
CaesarsOTB
FanDuelOTB
DraftKingsOTB
ESPN BetOTB

Since Georgia sports betting is not yet legal, anyone looking to wager on the Falcons will need to do so in a state where sports betting is permitted. 

 

Falcons Super Bowl LX Outlook and Predictions

The Falcons entered the season with long odds to win Super Bowl LX, and their Falcons' playoff chances were just as long. Needless to say, expectations were low for the Falcons.

Atlanta hasn't made the postseason since 2017, and with no first-round pick in the 2026 draft, the Falcons could face an uphill battle this offseason to become Super Bowl contenders next season. The team’s future will hinge on how Penix returns from injury, which weapons they can surround him with, and the consistency of their defense.

Falcons Super Bowl History

The Atlanta Falcons have never won a Super Bowl, making them one of 12 NFL teams still chasing their first championship. The franchise has made two Super Bowl appearances, in 1998 and 2016, losing to the Broncos and Patriots, respectively.

Have the Falcons Ever Won the Super Bowl?

No, the Falcons have never won a Super Bowl and are one of 12 NFL teams still seeking their first championship, alongside the Bengals, Bills, Browns, Cardinals, Chargers, Jaguars, Lions, Panthers, Texans, Titans, and Vikings. The last time Atlanta reached the Super Bowl was in 2016.

 

How Many Super Bowls Have the Atlanta Falcons Won?

The Falcons have never won a Super Bowl, placing them among 12 NFL teams to have never won the Lombardi. Atlanta has reached the big game twice in franchise history, first in the 1998 season and again in 2016, but fell short on both occasions, leaving the team eager to finally capture its first title.

Which Years Did the Falcons Go to the Super Bowl?

The Falcons have gone to the Super Bowl twice in franchise history in the 1998 and 2016 seasons.

  • 🏈 2016-17, lost Super Bowl LI vs. New England Patriots 28-24 in OT: The Falcons lost to the Patriots after holding an infamous 28-3 lead in the third quarter, the largest blown lead in Super Bowl history.
  • 🏈 1998-1999, lost Super Bowl XXXIII vs. Denver Broncos 34-19: After going 14-2 in the regular season under head coach Dan Reeves, the Falcons fell to the Broncos 34-19 in the Super Bowl, handing Denver their second consecutive Super Bowl win.

Super Bowl XXXIII proved to be game MVP John Elway's final game in his NFL playing career.

Super Bowl LI has become synonymous with blown leads and Tom Brady’s ability to erase deficits. Falcons QB Matt Ryan put together a stellar performance, throwing two touchdowns with no interceptions and posting a 144.1 passer rating. Yet Atlanta famously squandered a 28-3 third-quarter lead to the Patriots, who forced the first overtime in Super Bowl history. Patriots WR Julian Edelman made a near-impossible shoestring catch that kept New England’s comeback alive, a play that has since gone down in Super Bowl lore.

How Many Times Have the Falcons Been to the NFC Championship Game?

The Atlanta Falcons have reached four NFC Championship games in franchise history, appearing in 1998, 2004, 2012, and most recently in 2016. They captured two NFC titles, defeating the Minnesota Vikings in 1998 and the Green Bay Packers in 2016. Unfortunately for Falcons fans, both NFC victories led to Super Bowl appearances that ended in defeat.

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Calli Varner

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.

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