The 2025/26 NFL regular season has finished, and with that, the playoffs have arrived. The field is set in both conferences, and there’s little to split many of the teams in this year’s postseason.
In the NFC, it looks like this. Seattle clinched the #1 seed and will have home-field advantage throughout the playoffs. They are followed by the Bears at #2, Eagles at #3, Panthers at #4, Rams at #5, 49ers at #6 and Packers at #7. In the Wild Card round, Green Bay will play Chicago, Los Angeles will play Carolina and San Francisco will play Philadelphia. Aside from the Panthers, you feel like any of those teams in the NFC have a legit shot at not only advancing to the NFC Championship game, but winning Super Bowl 60.
In the AFC, it’s fairly similar in terms of the balance between the teams remaining. Denver clinched the #1 seed and will play at home for the remainder of the playoffs. New England clinched the #2 seed, followed by the Jaguars at #3, Steelers at #4, Texans at #5, Bills at #6 and Chargers at #7. Los Angeles will play New England, Buffalo will play Jacksonville and Houston will face off with Pittsburgh. It feels like all seven of those teams are capable of winning the conference and advancing to the Super Bowl.
Updated Super Bowl Odds Entering Wild Card Weekend
The Seahawks clinched the #1 seed in the NFC, and with that, they are now the favorites on DraftKings Sportsbook to win Super Bowl LX at +340.
They are trailed closely by their NFC West rival L.A. Rams at +425.
The Broncos have the best odds of any team in the AFC at +650 after clinching the #1 seed.
The Panthers round out our future odds and are the longest shot to win the Super Bowl at +15000.
