Panthers Super Bowl 60 Odds: August 15, 2025
The Panthers Super Bowl odds are +12000 at DraftKings North Carolina. Most sportsbooks align with that number.
| 🏆 Panthers Odds to Win SB LX | +12000 (0.8% chance) |
| 👑 Odds to Win NFC Championship | +5000 (1.9% chance) |
| 🥇 Odds to Win NFC South | +380 (20.8% chance) |
| ⭐️ Odds to Make Playoffs | +230 (30.3% chance) |
| ❌ Odds to Miss Playoffs | -290 (74.4% chance) |
| 🏈 O/U 6.5 Regular Season Wins: | -130/+110 |
| ✅ Last Verified: | August 15, 2025 |
Panthers Super Bowl 60 Odds vs. NFC South
Here's where the early Super Bowl odds compare across NFC South teams. The Saints have the longest odds out of all NFL teams to win Super Bowl 60.
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers +2800 (3.5% chance)
- Atlanta Falcons +8000 (1.2% chance)
- Carolina Panthers +12000 (0.8% chance)
- New Orleans Saints +40000 (0.3% chance)
🔥 MORE: NC Sports Betting Bonus
Where Can I Bet on the Carolina Panthers to Win the Super Bowl?
You can bet on the Panthers to win Super Bowl 60 with any of the best Carolina sportsbooks, including DraftKings Sportsbook, FanDuel Sportsbook, BetMGM Sportsbook, and Caesars Sportsbook.
These are our favorite promotions to use on CAR futures bets. 👇
Latest Updates Impacting Panthers Odds to Win Super Bowl 60
Below is a look at some of the biggest Panthers news updates. We’ll continue to follow Panthers roster moves throughout the preseason.
- 📅 August 3: Carolina signs LB Krys Barnes.
- 📅 July 28: The Panthers activate DT Bobby Brown III and P Sam Martin from the active/non-football injury list.
- 📅 July 23: Carolina signs CB Tre Swilling.
- 📅 July 22: The Panthers release LB Josey Jewell and sign TE Tyler Mabry.
- 📅 May 20: Carolina signs WR T.J. Luther to a contract.
- 📅 May 13: The Panthers sign RB Trevor Etienne to a rookie contract.
- 📅 May 08: Carolina places RB Jonathon Brooks on the Physically Unable to Perform list.
- 📅 April 24: The Panthers draft WR Tetairoa McMillan (Arizona) in the first round of the 2025 draft.
- 📅 March 27: Carolina signs WR Hunter Renfrow.
- 📅 March 26: The Panthers re-sign C Cade Mays.
- 📅 March 24: Carolina re-signs WR David Moore and DB Nick Scott.
- 📅 March 12: Panthers re-sign TE Tommy Tremble, OT Brady Christensen, C Austin Corbett, CB Michael Jackson, and CB Jaycee Horn.
- 📅 March 12: The Panthers sign DT Tershawn Wharton, S Tre'von Moehrig, and RB Rico Dowdle.
- 📅 February 18: QB Andy Dalton signs a two-year deal with Carolina.
- 📅 January 5: The Panthers finish the 2024-25 season with a win over the Falcons and a 5-12 record.
Be sure to bookmark this page, as we'll continue to update with Panthers news relative to their odds to win Super Bowl LX.
Carolina Panthers Schedule and Betting Lines
The Panthers start the season on the road against the Jacksonville Jaguars. According to ESPN, Carolina has the fifth-easiest schedule in the NFL. The Panthers' home opener isn't until Week 3 when they host the Atlanta Falcons.
| Panthers Schedule | Line | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1 at Jacksonville Jaguars | CAR +3, ML +136 | TBD |
| Week 2 at Arizona Cardinals | CAR +4.5, ML +170 | TBD |
| Week 3 vs. Atlanta Falcons | CAR -1.5, ML -122 | TBD |
| Week 4 at New England Patriots | CAR +3.5, ML +145 | TBD |
| Week 5 vs. Miami Dolphins | CAR +1.5, ML +100 | TBD |
| Week 6 vs. Dallas Cowboys | CAR +1.5, ML +100 | TBD |
| Week 7 at New York Jets | CAR +1.5, ML +100 | TBD |
| Week 8 vs. Buffalo Bills | CAR +7, ML +250 | TBD |
| Week 9 at Green Bay Packers | CAR +7.5, ML +270 | TBD |
| Week 10 vs. New Orleans Saints | CAR -4.5, ML -192 | TBD |
| Week 11 at Atlanta Falcons | CAR +3, ML +130 | TBD |
| Week 12 at San Francisco 49ers | CAR +7, ML +240 | TBD |
| Week 13 vs. Los Angeles Rams | CAR +3.5, ML +145 | TBD |
| Week 14 BYE | - | - |
| Week 15 at New Orleans Saints | CAR -1.5, ML -122 | TBD |
| Week 16 vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers | CAR +3.5, ML +145 | TBD |
| Week 17 vs. Seattle Seahawks | CAR +1.5, ML +100 | TBD |
| Week 18 at Tampa Bay Buccaneers | CAR +7, ML +240 | TBD |
Key Contributors Toward Panthers Super Bowl Odds in 2025
As Carolina prepares for the season, reports from Panthers camp highlight growing trust in Bryce Young as he steps up to lead the offense. Defensively, Derrick Brown has been given the green light and looks set to play in Week 1. On offense, tight end Tommy Tremble continues his recovery from back surgery in May, but his availability for the season opener remains uncertain as he opens the season on the active/PUP list.
The Panthers’ success this season will largely depend on Bryce Young. Carolina brought in help on offense, adding WRs Hunter Renfrow and rookie Tetairoa McMillan to a group that includes Adam Thielen and Xavier Legette. On defense, key additions like DT Tershawn Wharton, LBs Pat Jones II and Christian Rozeboom, and rookie Cam Jackson should bolster the unit.
Carolina Panthers Super Bowl History
The Carolina Panthers joined the NFL as an expansion team in 1993, making them one of the league's newer franchises, still seeking their first Super Bowl win. They've appeared in two Super Bowls total (in the 2003-04 and 2015-16 seasons), but lost both, to the Patriots and Broncos, respectively.
This makes the Panthers one of 14 teams to have fewer than three Super Bowl appearances in their history, interestingly right alongside each of their NFC South rivals, including the New Orleans Saints (1 appearance), Atlanta Falcons (2), and Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2).
🔥 Learn More: Panthers All Time Draft Picks
Have the Panthers Ever Won a Super Bowl?
No, the Carolina Panthers have yet to win a Super Bowl, but they’ve made two appearances since entering the league as an expansion team in 1995. Their first trip to the big game came in the 2003–04 season, when they finished the regular season 11–5 under head coach John Fox and entered the playoffs as a Wild Card team.
They secured playoff wins over the Cowboys, Rams, and Eagles to reach their first Super Bowl, where they faced the New England Patriots. In a tightly contested game, the Panthers came up just short, losing on a 41-yard field goal by legendary kicker Adam Vinatieri with only four seconds left in the fourth quarter.
Their second Super Bowl appearance came in the 2015-16 season, with former head coach Ron Rivera and the Carolina Panthers' all-time passing leader, QB Cam Newton. They very nearly had the coveted "perfect season", having gone all the way up through Week 16 before incurring their first loss.
They defeated the Seahawks in the Divisional Round and the Arizona Cardinals in the NFC Championship Game, outscoring both opponents 80-39. They eventually lost 10-24 to the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl 50.
🎁 MORE: Caesars Sportsbook North Carolina Promo Code
How Many Super Bowls Have the Carolina Panthers Won?
The Carolina Panthers have won zero Super Bowls. This makes them one of 12 teams in the NFL to have never accomplished the feat to date.
📲 MORE: Is ESPN BET Legal in North Carolina?
Which Years Did the Carolina Panthers Go to the Super Bowl?
The Carolina Panthers went to the Super Bowl in the 2003-04 and 2015-16 NFL seasons.
- 🏈 2003-04: Super Bowl XXXVIII vs. New England Patriots
- 🏈 2015-16: Super Bowl 50 vs. Denver Broncos
Former Panthers HC John Fox took on the legendary HC-QB duo of Bill Belichick and Tom Brady in Super Bowl XXXVIII, but like most of those who have faced this duo in a Super Bowl, the Panthers came out on the losing end. The Carolina Panthers lost the game 29-32 on an Adam Vinatieri last-second field goal.
The Carolina Panthers faced the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl 50, losing 10-24. The Panthers had entered the game as 5-point favorites, but the Broncos' defense and three field goals from Brandon McManus put the nail in the coffin. Star LB Von Miller notched 2.5 sacks, two forced fumbles, and six total tackles, winning Super Bowl MVP.
How Many Times Have the Panthers Been to the NFC Championship Game?
The Carolina Panthers have played in four NFC Championship games since the team's first season in 1995, including their second year in the league as an expansion team in the 1996-97 NFL season.
- 🏈 1996-97: Lost 13-30 to the Green Bay Packers
- 🏈 2003-04: Beat the Philadelphia Eagles 14-3
- 🏈 2005-06: Lost 13-34 to the Seattle Seahawks
- 🏈 2015-16: Beat the Arizona Cardinals 49-15
Their second NFC Championship Game came in the 2003-04 season, where they won the game and went on to play the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl, eventually losing the game 29-31 thanks to a last-minute field goal.
They went on to play in the NFC Championship again two years later in the 2005-06 season, losing to the Seattle Seahawks 13-34.
The Panthers most recently went to the NFC Championship game in the 2015-16 NFL season, when they won the game handily over the Arizona Cardinals with a 49-15 victory. Unfortunately, that success didn't translate in Super Bowl 50, going on to lose their second Super Bowl appearance to the Denver Broncos.
🎁 MORE: Is FanDuel Legal in North Carolina for Panthers Odds?
Panthers Super Bowl FAQs
The Panthers’ Super Bowl odds for the 2025–26 season stand at +12000 at DraftKings Sportsbook. Carolina hasn’t reached the Super Bowl since the 2015 season and remains one of 12 NFL teams yet to win the championship. While these odds make them long shots, surprises happen every season in the NFL.
The Carolina Panthers’ odds to win the NFC Championship at FanDuel are +4800, implying a 2.0% chance. These are the third-longest odds among NFC teams. The Panthers last won the NFC Championship in 2015. If things click, Carolina could surprise a lot of people.
The Carolina Panthers have never won a Super Bowl since the franchise was founded in 1993 as an expansion team. This makes them one of 12 NFL teams that have never won a Super Bowl to date, with the list also including the Bills, Bengals, Browns, Cardinals, Chargers, Falcons, Jaguars, Lions, Texans, Titans, and Vikings.
The Panthers have two Super Bowl appearances. They made their championship debut in Super Bowl XXXVIII in the 2003-04 season against the Patriots, losing 29-32. The franchise made its second appearance in the 2015-16 season in Super Bowl 50 vs. the Denver Broncos, who defeated the Panthers 24-10.
Author
Calli is lifelong resident of Arizona and 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.
