Heading into Week 5 of the 2026 season, nobody has pulled away from the pack — at least based on the Super Bowl LXI market on DraftKings Predictions.
The top team in the the Super Bowl LXI market on DraftKings Predictions tops out at 14%. Call that a favorite if you like. The 14% belongs to the Rams, who are 2-2 with a point differential of plus two. San Francisco, Buffalo and Kansas City sit a tick back at 13%. Defending Super Bowl champion Seattle sits fifth at 12%. Then the floor gives out — 17 of the 32 teams price at 4% or lower, and four of them sit at 1%.
The part worth sitting with is the undefeated math. Three teams are 4-0, and only two of them crack the top four. Minnesota is the odd one out at 6%, which is a curious spot for the team allowing fewer points than anyone in football. Kansas City, meanwhile, went 6-11 a year ago and did not sniff January. It is now priced level with two teams that won 12 games.
Monday night puts two of these top prices in the same building. Buffalo travels to SoFi Stadium to face the Rams at 8:15 p.m. ET. Los Angeles is 62% to win it and Buffalo 39% — and yet the Bills’ spread side prices above the Rams’ at 54% to 49%.
Here are the six teams drawing the most interest in the Super Bowl winner market.
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Key Teams to Watch
Los Angeles Rams — 14%
The highest-priced team in the market is 2-2 and third in its own division. Los Angeles averages 21.2 points per game, 19th in the NFL, after putting up 30.5 a year ago on the way to a 12-5 finish and an NFC Championship Game appearance. The point differential has gone from +172 to +2. What has held is the defense, ninth in the league in points allowed. Puka Nacua is the team’s only name in the Offensive Player of the Year market on DraftKings Predictions at 13%, and he has played two of the four games, with 199 receiving yards and no touchdowns.
San Francisco 49ers — 13%
San Francisco is 4-0 and owns the largest point differential in the league at +58. The 49ers rank third in both scoring and scoring defense, the only team in the NFL inside the top three of each. The complication sits in their own division: Seattle ended their season in the Divisional Round last January by a score of 41-6. Brock Purdy is the highest-priced candidate in the MVP market at 26%, leading the NFL in passer rating at 126.2 and tied for the league lead with 11 passing touchdowns.
Buffalo Bills — 13%
Buffalo leads the NFL in scoring at 31.8 points per game and ranks 25th in scoring defense at 26.8, which is the whole team in two numbers. The Bills are 3-1, and the loss came at home to New England last week, leaving them 0-1 in the AFC East. Josh Allen is second in the MVP market at 21%, tied for the NFL lead with seven rushing touchdowns.
Kansas City Chiefs — 13%
Kansas City is 4-0 and first in the AFC, one year after going 6-11 and missing the playoffs on a six-game losing streak. No team in the league has gained more ground on its 2025 record. The Chiefs sit sixth in both scoring and scoring defense, and their +41 point differential ranks fourth. Week 5 is their bye week.
Kansas City is one of two teams here with a candidate in all three award markets. Kenneth Walker III is tied for second in the Offensive Player of the Year market at 29%, and he leads the NFL in rushing yards with 537, as well as in yards per carry and yards from scrimmage. Patrick Mahomes is third in the MVP market at 12%, and Andy Reid third in the Coach of the Year market at 15%.
Seattle Seahawks — 12%
The defending champion is priced fifth. Seattle is 3-1, allows 18.2 points per game, fifth in the NFL, and is 2-0 at Lumen Field, though it still sits second in the NFC West behind San Francisco. Jaxon Smith-Njigba is fourth in the Offensive Player of the Year market at 21%, leading the league with six receiving touchdowns.
Baltimore Ravens — 10%
Baltimore is 3-1, has won two straight, and sits second in the AFC North behind Cleveland. The Ravens are seventh in scoring and 20th in scoring defense. Like Kansas City, Baltimore missed the playoffs a year ago at 8-9 — the two are the only teams priced in double digits that did not play in January.
Baltimore is the other team with a candidate in all three award markets, and it prices higher in two of them than it does here. Jesse Minter is second in the Coach of the Year market at 16%, and Derrick Henry seventh in the Offensive Player of the Year market at 15%, leading the league in carries and tied for first in rushing touchdowns. The third one carries a caveat. Lamar Jackson sits at 7% for MVP despite leading the NFL at 10.1 yards per attempt, but he did not play the second half against Tennessee last week after suffering an ankle injury, and has been ruled out for Sunday’s game vs. Atlanta.
Recent Super Bowl Champions
| Season | Team | Super Bowl Result |
| 2025 | Seattle Seahawks | Def. New England Patriots (29-13) |
| 2024 | Philadelphia Eagles | Def. Kansas City Chiefs (40-22) |
| 2023 | Kansas City Chiefs | Def. San Francisco 49ers (25-22) |
| 2022 | Kansas City Chiefs | Def. Philadelphia Eagles (38-35) |
| 2021 | Los Angeles Rams | Def. Cincinnati Bengals (23-20) |
Source: Sportradar NFL
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