The Buffalo Bills have high expectations entering the 2025 season. There certainly is a feeling of “if not now, then when” for the Buffalo Bills and their hunt for that elusive Super Bowl trophy.

We dive into the Buffalo Bills' 2025 NFL odds, review their offseason and preview their season from a betting perspective

The Philadelphia Eagles (+700 at BetMGM) are looking to repeat as Super Bowl champions, but they have plenty of company atop the odds board. The Buffalo Bills and Baltimore Ravens are tied with the Eagles at +700 odds to win Super Bowl LX,

Buffalo Bills running back James Cook showed up for the start of training camp rather than holding out for a new contract, and it appears that he will be active when the team takes the field.

The Bills will wear their standing Buffalo helmets twice this season, and their Super Bowl era red helmet in the Week 18 season finale.

Bills' Heavy Super Bowl Drought Might End 'Riding On The Shoulders' Of Josh Allen originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Much has been made of the Buffalo Bills' shortcomings in the playoffs over the years, and with Josh Allen at the helm, fresh off an MVP-winning season, he is the sole hope of ending it.

Even with their additions on defense, the Buffalo Bills are being urged to go after an All-Pro safety with a Super Bowl win on his resume.

As team prepares to move into new facility in 2026, it will honor its history by using two throwbacks at outgoing Highmark Stadium this season.

If they want to end their Super Bowl longing, it could come down to two X-factors. ESPN broke out a ranking of all the rosters in the NFL on Monday and ranked the Bills at No. 4. Seth Walder went on to name a pair of X-factors that could determine how far that talented roster could go.

The first part of that double-barreled question, at least for now, should be no. During the Super Bowl years, the Bills had Howard Ballard and Will Wolford. These two earned five Pro Bowls between them and were part of a line that was one of the best in the league at that time, and a big part of the Bills' Super Bowl run.

The Buffalo Bills enter the 2025 NFL season with heightened expectations, aiming for Super Bowl LX. Despite their AFC East dominance, playoff success has eluded them, often due to the Kansas City Chiefs.