Super Bowl LXI odds: All 32 teams’ odds to win the championshipSoFi Stadium will be the site of Super Bowl LXI in 2027, and the game will be broadcast on ESPN for the first time. AP Photo/Kyusung Gong, FileDoug GreenbergApr 27, 2026, 12:12 PM ETMultiple Authors
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With the NFL draft complete, the list of top Super Bowl contenders remains roughly the same as it was before the festivities. The Los Angeles Rams (+800), Seattle Seahawks (+950), Buffalo Bills (10-1), Baltimore Ravens (10-1) and Kansas City Chiefs (15-1) remain the top five championship favorites, with the only material difference being that the Rams lengthened slightly from +750.
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There’s also still a large pile-up at 16-1, and a fifth team got added to that mix when the Philadelphia Eagles improved from 19-1 over the weekend. Amid rumors that they will be trading A.J. Brown, the Eagles drafted highly-touted wide receiver Makai Lemon, and they also traded for linebacker Jonathan Greenard to bolster the defense. Philly’s NFC East rival, the Dallas Cowboys, also improved, from 28-1 to 25-1.
Some teams that saw their odds notably lengthen include the Detroit Lions (17-1 to 18-1), Jacksonville Jaguars (25-1 to 28-1) and Denver Broncos (18-1 to 19-1), who attracted a $10,000 wager at 20-1 odds at BetMGM. The sportsbook also reports that the New York Giants have taken the most bets (8.1%) since the draft, while the Chiefs have garnered the most handle (12.0%).
FanDuel revealed that in the first 24 hours following the draft’s final day, the Cleveland Browns had taken the most Super Bowl wagers at 250-1 odds: DraftKings lists the Browns at 150-1, a number that did not move since before the draft.
Note: Odds by DraftKings Sportsbook
and subject to change.
NFL championship oddsTeamSuper BowlConferenceDivisionWins (O/U)Playoffs (Y/N)Los Angeles Rams
