Super Bowl LXI odds: All 32 teams' odds to win the championship

          SoFi 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, File
          • Doug GreenbergOct 9, 2026, 03:27 AM ET
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              Doug Greenberg covers sport betting for ESPN. He previously covered sports betting, sports business and fantasy sports at Front Office Sports, VSiN and RotoWire. He lives in Chicago after growing up in Boston.
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          With a thrilling comeback road win against the Philadelphia Eagles (30-1) in Week 4, the Los Angeles Rams reclaimed sole possession of Super Bowl favorite status, shortening slightly from +670 to +650. They had previously been tied atop the odds board with the Buffalo Bills, who lengthened to +750 following a home loss to the New England Patriots (25-1).

          The Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers both shortened and are tied for third on the board at +850, with the Kansas City Chiefs next at +900 and the Seattle Seahawks next in line at +950. Next come the Jacksonville Jaguars (15-1) and Chicago Bears (16-1), who were two of the biggest improvers week over week, shortening from 22-1 and 24-1, respectively.

          A quarter of the way through the 2026 NFL season, there are some pretty distinct disappointments, and it shows in the odds. The Houston Texans came into the campaign with eighth-best Super Bowl odds at 18-1 and have lengthened to 45-1 after an 0-4 start. It's even worse for the Los Angeles Chargers, who began the year at 17-1 and are now a jaw-dropping 100-1.

          Note: Odds by DraftKings and subject to change.