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NFL Super Bowl Odds 2026: Current Odds to Win Super Bowl LXI

NFL Super Bowl Odds 2026: Current Odds to Win Super Bowl LXI

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By: Steve Buchanan

Track the latest NFL Super Bowl odds for the 2026 season at DraftKings Sportsbook. This page includes every team’s odds to win Super Bowl LXI, along with movement from the previous update and preseason opening odds.

The Los Angeles Rams and Buffalo Bills share the shortest Super Bowl odds, while San Francisco, Baltimore, Seattle and Kansas City remain among the leading contenders after Week 3.

Updated September 29, 2026. Odds are via DraftKings Sportsbook and are subject to change.

Also track the latest NFL Division odds, NFL Conference Championship odds, NFL Playoff odds and NFL Awards odds throughout the 2026 season.

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NFL Super Bowl Odds Overview

The Los Angeles Rams and Buffalo Bills share the shortest Super Bowl odds at +670 at DraftKings Sportsbook. Baltimore and San Francisco are next at +900, followed by Seattle at +1000 and Kansas City at +1050.

RankTeamCurrent Super Bowl odds
1Buffalo Bills+670
2Los Angeles Rams+670
3Baltimore Ravens+900
4San Francisco 49ers+900
5Seattle Seahawks+1000
6Kansas City Chiefs+1050

NFL Super Bowl Odds

The full table below tracks every team’s current Super Bowl odds, previous update and preseason baseline at DraftKings Sportsbook. Teams are ordered from favorite to longest shot by their current odds.

TeamCurrent oddsPrevious updatePreseason oddsOdds change
Buffalo Bills+670+750+1000+750 → +670
Los Angeles Rams+670+650+500+650 → +670
Baltimore Ravens+900+950+1000+950 → +900
San Francisco 49ers+900+1100+1900+1100 → +900
Seattle Seahawks+1000+1000+1200No change
Kansas City Chiefs+1050+1200+1600+1200 → +1050
Cincinnati Bengals+1700+1700+1800No change
Philadelphia Eagles+1700+1600+1700+1600 → +1700
Detroit Lions+1900+2000+1900+2000 → +1900
Denver Broncos+2000+2000+2000No change
Jacksonville Jaguars+2200+2500+3000+2500 → +2200
Chicago Bears+2400+3000+2400+3000 → +2400
Minnesota Vikings+2400+2800+5000+2800 → +2400
New England Patriots+2400+2200+1800+2200 → +2400
Dallas Cowboys+2800+2400+2500+2400 → +2800
Houston Texans+3500+2200+1800+2200 → +3500
Pittsburgh Steelers+5000+5000+5000No change
Green Bay Packers+5500+2500+2000+2500 → +5500
Los Angeles Chargers+6500+4500+1700+4500 → +6500
Indianapolis Colts+7000+6500+6000+6500 → +7000
New Orleans Saints+8000+8000+9000No change
Washington Commanders+8000+10000+6000+10000 → +8000
Las Vegas Raiders+9000+12500+15000+12500 → +9000
Carolina Panthers+10000+9000+9000+9000 → +10000
Tampa Bay Buccaneers+10000+5500+5500+5500 → +10000
Atlanta Falcons+12000+15000+13000+15000 → +12000
New York Giants+15000+18000+7000+18000 → +15000
Cleveland Browns+20000+25000+20000+25000 → +20000
New York Jets+20000+20000+20000No change
Arizona Cardinals+30000+30000+50000No change
Tennessee Titans+50000+30000+13000+30000 → +50000
Miami Dolphins+100000+100000+35000No change

NFL Super Bowl Favorites

  • Buffalo moved from +750 to +670 after a 24-16 win over the Chargers, improving to 3-0 and pulling even with the Rams for the shortest Super Bowl odds.
  • San Francisco moved from +1100 to +900 after a 36-30 win over Arizona. The 49ers are 3-0 and now share the third-shortest price with Baltimore.
  • Kansas City improved from +1200 to +1050 after a 24-10 win over Miami, moving to 3-0. Seattle moved from +1000 to +1000 after a 33-31 loss to Washington.
  • The Rams moved from +650 to +670 after a 30-26 loss to Denver, while Atlanta improved from +15000 to +12000 after a 35-14 win over Green Bay.
  • Minnesota improved from +2800 to +2400 after a 23-16 win over Tampa Bay, improving to 3-0. Jacksonville moved from +2500 to +2200 after a 35-6 win over New England.
  • The Chargers lengthened from +4500 to +6500 after a loss to Buffalo and an 0-3 start. Houston moved from +2200 to +3500 after falling to 0-3 with a 19-17 loss to Indianapolis.
  • Green Bay moved from +2500 to +5500 after a 35-14 loss to Atlanta. Miami remained at +100000 after a 24-10 loss to Kansas City and an 0-3 start.

How NFL Super Bowl Odds Work

NFL Super Bowl odds are season-long futures bets on which team will win Super Bowl LXI. A team must win the Super Bowl to cash the bet.

The odds show the potential profit on a $100 bet for teams listed with a plus sign. For example, a $100 bet on the Los Angeles Rams at +650 would profit $650 if the Rams win Super Bowl LXI. A $100 bet on the Buffalo Bills at +750 would profit $750 if Buffalo wins the Super Bowl.

This page tracks three odds checkpoints for every team:

  • Current odds: The latest Super Bowl odds available at DraftKings Sportsbook.
  • Previous update: The odds from this page’s prior update.
  • Preseason odds: The baseline odds entering the 2026 NFL season.

Super Bowl odds can move after games, injuries, trades, quarterback news and other developments that change a team’s championship outlook. Shorter odds indicate a team has become more favored, while longer odds indicate it has become less favored.

NFL Super Bowl Odds FAQ

Who is favored to win the Super Bowl in 2026?

The Los Angeles Rams and Buffalo Bills share the shortest Super Bowl odds at +670. Baltimore and San Francisco are next at +900, followed by Seattle at +1000 and Kansas City at +1050.

What are NFL Super Bowl odds?

NFL Super Bowl odds are futures odds on which team will win the Super Bowl. A bet only wins if that team wins the championship game.

How do Super Bowl odds work?

Odds with a plus sign show the potential profit on a $100 bet. For example, +650 means a $100 winning bet would profit $650, while +750 means a $100 winning bet would profit $750.

How often do NFL Super Bowl odds change?

NFL Super Bowl odds can change at any time. The biggest moves often follow weekly games, major injuries, trades, quarterback news and other developments that affect a team’s championship outlook.

Where can I find current NFL Super Bowl odds?

This page lists the latest Super Bowl odds at DraftKings Sportsbook for all 32 teams, along with the previous update and preseason opening odds.

Steve has been with DraftKings for over 10 years, covering baseball and football from a sports betting and fantasy perspective. He’s written hundreds of articles that have helped readers research and make informative bets or fantasy lineups. During this time, Steve has also been featured on a number of national broadcasts, including MLB Network, ESPN, and NFL Network.
Disclaimer

All views expressed are my own. I am an employee of DraftKings and am ineligible to play in public DFS or DKSB contests.