Following Sunday’s Super Bowl, the Bills are currently tied at the second-best odds to win Super Bowl LX at +700, with the Kansas City Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens, according to DraftKings. But one analyst in particular thinks the 2025 season is Buffalo’s time to claim its first Super Bowl.

AFC East, lost to Chiefs in AFC championship Overview: The Buffalo Bills keep getting close, but at some point that makes the Josh Allen era even more frustrating. Allen won his first MVP last season but his stellar play still hasn’t resulted in the Bills’ first Super Bowl appearance since the 1993 season.

With that said, here are 5 Takeaways from Super Bowl LIX for the Bills…

As Super Bowl week kicks off, the Bills are back in a familiar spot, trying to figuring out ways to get past the Chiefs.

In what was not in very much of a very close game, the Philadelphia Eagles just beat the Kansas City Chiefs to win the NFL title at Super Bowl 59. In a 40-22 final, the Eagles were very convincing. Philadelphia could be a force to be reckoned with moving forward.

The folks at BetMGM say don’t expect the New York Giants to be there. They have them at 200-1 to win Super Bowl LX — the highest odds on the board along with the Tennessee Titans. Three other teams, the Las Vegas Raiders, Cleveland Browns, and New Orleans Saints, have the next longest odds at 150-1.

The Philadelphia Eagles won Super Bowl 59 with a dominant 40-22 win over the Kansas City Chiefs. The Eagles opened as the +600 favorites to repeat, followed by three AFC teams at +700.

Two-time NFL MVP and Super Bowl winner, Kurt Warner, was very clear about what Josh Allen needs to do next season as the leader of the Buffalo Bills.