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The Philadelphia Eagles are Super Bowl champions once more! In what was a complete rout of the Kansas City Chiefs, the Eagles put a stop to Patrick Mahomes and crew's three-peat hopes with a 40-22 ...

Raiders Super Bowl Odds Insights The Raiders carry +12000 odds to win the Super Bowl, which ranks 25th in the NFL. Our computer rankings have them ranked 26th, a difference of one spot. At +12000 ...

The Lions' Super Bowl odds (+1000) rank them fifth-best in the league, four spots worse compared to our computer rankings, where they rank best. With Super Bowl odds of +1000, the Lions have a 9.1 ...

Super Bowl LX ball (Photo Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images) NBC isn’t wasting any time cashing in on the biggest advertising stage in sports. Nearly a year out from Super Bowl LX, the network has ...

Analyst Not Sold On Bills As Super Bowl Threat originally appeared on Athlon Sports. We are at the stage of the offseason where some are picking their Super Bowl favorites, and many have the ...

The Super Bowl commercial that aired on Sunday was inspired by Pavelski’s story, after he hosted a farm tour for Frito Lay one day. “They thought that was a great story that needed to be ...

Roseman’s two Super Bowl titles place him among elite company as the fifth executive in league history to win championships with more than one quarterback, joining Pro Football Hall of Fame ...

What Bryce Perkins learned from Rams Super Bowl The UFL playoffs are different in structure from the NFL's. Teams need to win two games in the UFL postseason to take home a championship while NFL ...

Although the official release of the new NFL season's schedule typically doesn't have a meaningful impact on Super Bowl odds — we already knew which opponents a team will play — monitoring ...

Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith reflects on his memorable Super Bowl touchdown catch against the Chiefs.