Track the latest College Football Playoff odds for the 2026 season at DraftKings Sportsbook. This page includes current odds for teams to make and miss the CFP, along with their previous-update and preseason prices.
The College Football Playoff field includes 12 teams. This page follows the teams currently listed in the DraftKings Sportsbook market as the postseason race develops throughout the season.
This page is updated weekly throughout the 2026 college football season with the latest College Football Playoff odds movement at DraftKings Sportsbook.
Updated September 28, 2026. Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook and are subject to change.
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Odds to Make the College Football Playoff
Here are the current odds for each team to make the College Football Playoff. The table includes the previous update and preseason price to show how each team’s CFP outlook has changed.
| Team | Current odds | Previous update | Preseason odds | Odds change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Notre Dame | -1000 | -800 | -800 | -800 → -1000 |
| Miami | -650 | -650 | -280 | No change |
| Texas | -370 | -370 | -200 | No change |
| Indiana | -340 | -380 | -350 | -380 → -340 |
| Georgia | -290 | -290 | -240 | No change |
| Ohio State | -290 | -290 | -360 | No change |
| Texas Tech | -190 | -190 | -200 | No change |
| Alabama | +110 | +144 | +154 | +144 → +110 |
| LSU | +110 | +100 | +160 | +100 → +110 |
| Oregon | +125 | +190 | -320 | +190 → +125 |
| Ole Miss | +150 | -130 | +200 | -130 → +150 |
| USC | +160 | +160 | +240 | No change |
| Texas A&M | +425 | +164 | +154 | +164 → +425 |
| Oklahoma | +520 | +520 | +210 | No change |
| Penn State | +700 | +240 | +360 | +240 → +700 |
| Michigan | +1000 | +400 | +250 | +400 → +1000 |
Key takeaways from the College Football Playoff odds
- Notre Dame improved from -800 to -1000 after a 49-10 win at Purdue. The Irish are 4-0 and remain the shortest price to make the CFP.
- Oregon shortened from +190 to +125 following its 41-27 road win over USC, while Alabama moved from +144 to +110 after beating South Carolina 49-18.
- Texas A&M had the week’s largest decline, moving from +164 to +425 to make the CFP after a 35-6 loss at LSU. Its odds to miss shortened from -200 to -600.
- Penn State fell from +240 to +700 after losing 24-20 at Wisconsin, and Michigan moved from +400 to +1000 after a 20-19 loss to Iowa.
- Ole Miss moved from -130 to +150 after Florida’s 52-28 win, while Oklahoma’s odds to miss shortened from -270 to -650 after its 41-13 loss at Georgia.
Odds to Miss the College Football Playoff
DraftKings Sportsbook also offers odds on each team to miss the College Football Playoff. These prices are listed separately from the odds to make the field.
| Team | Current odds | Previous update | Preseason odds | Odds change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oklahoma | -650 | -270 | -280 | -270 → -650 |
| Texas A&M | -600 | -200 | -200 | -200 → -600 |
| USC | -600 | -235 | -330 | -235 → -600 |
| Michigan | -575 | -575 | -340 | No change |
| Penn State | -380 | -380 | -650 | No change |
| Oregon | -240 | -240 | +235 | No change |
| Ole Miss | -178 | +110 | -300 | +110 → -178 |
| Alabama | -166 | -166 | -200 | No change |
| LSU | -105 | -120 | -205 | -120 → -105 |
| Texas Tech | +115 | +115 | +154 | No change |
| Miami | +200 | +200 | +210 | No change |
| Georgia | +210 | +210 | +184 | No change |
| Indiana | +250 | +290 | +255 | +290 → +250 |
| Ohio State | +300 | +225 | +260 | +225 → +300 |
| Texas | +425 | +300 | +154 | +300 → +425 |
| Notre Dame | +700 | +520 | +500 | +520 → +700 |
College Football Playoff favorites
Notre Dame has the shortest odds to make the College Football Playoff at -1000, followed by Miami at -650, Texas at -370 and Indiana at -340. Georgia and Ohio State are both listed at -290, while Texas Tech is also favored to reach the field at -190.
Alabama and LSU are both listed at +110, followed by Oregon (+125), Ole Miss (+150) and USC (+160). Texas A&M, Oklahoma, Penn State and Michigan currently have the longest prices among the teams listed in the market.
How to read College Football Playoff odds
Minus odds show how much a bettor would need to wager to win $100. For example, a $1,000 bet on Notre Dame at -1000 to make the College Football Playoff would win $100, plus the original stake.
Positive odds show how much a $100 bet would win. A $100 bet on Alabama at +110 to make the CFP would win $110, plus the original stake. The previous-update and preseason columns show how each team’s listed price has changed throughout the season.