Super Bowl Odds for Every Team Prior to the 2026 NFL Draft

The NFL Draft can change perception in a hurry. Teams that have been knocking on the door of a Super Bowl win can be praised by going “all-in” if they make a splashy pick or trade in the Draft. Conversely, a team that picks a couple of longterm projects and has a relatively boring few days, can be bashed for punting on a season.

Fanatics Sportsbook has had 2026-27 Super Bowl odds available to bet on since this last season wrapped up with the Seattle Seahawks hoisting the Lombardi Trophy. Below, we’ll take stock of the current Super Bowl odds landscape.

Super Bowl Odds Favorites
Here is a look at some of the Super Bowl favorites heading into the Draft.

Los Angeles Rams (+750)
SoFi Stadium has hosted one Super Bowl in its brief existence, and it was won by its owner, the LA Rams. SoFi will host the Super Bowl again on February 14, 2027, and the Rams are the favorite to be victorious that night. Fanatics has the Rams with +750 odds to win Super Bowl LXI.

L.A. was a play or two away from making the Big Game this past season, but fell in the NFC Championship Game to the Seahawks, 31-27.

The Rams already addressed their biggest area of need (cornerback) this offseason by trading for Trent McDuffie and signing Jaylen Watson.

Buffalo Bills (+900)
The biggest move the Bills made this offseason was at head coach, as they dismissed Sean McDermott, who’d been at the helm since 2017. Buffalo went in-house to replace McDermott, hiring Joe Brady, who has been with the franchise since 2022.

Seattle Seahawks (+900)
Are we already forgetting about the champs?! The Seahawks are built for sustained success as they currently have one of the top five youngest rosters in the NFL. They did lose Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker in free agency, but Seahawks GM John Schneider is expected to address the position in the Draft.

Which Way Will They Go?
Here is a look at a few teams that could see their Super Bowl odds change one way or the other over the next few days.

Pittsburgh Steelers +6500
Nothing moves the needle like a quarterback transaction. The Steelers should soon know whether or not Aaron Rodgers will be on their roster for 2026-27. Pittsburgh GM Omar Khan said that the team has had “great communication” with Rodgers and that it’s “all been positive and good.”

Regardless of Rodgers’ decision, Pittsburgh will likely take a quarterback in this Draft at some point. If it happens to be Alabama QB Ty Simpson, who is likely to go late in the first round or early in the second round, we could see the Steelers odds move a bit.

New York Giants +7000
The Giants have the makings of a team that could do a Patriots-like one-year turnaround.

They have a respected new coach in John Harbuagh. They have key pieces coming back from injury (Malik Nabers, Cam Skattebo). And they now have two top 10 picks to work with. If they were to use one of those picks on a flashy name, like, say, RB Jeremiyah Love, then we could certainly see these odds shift.

Dallas Cowboys +3000
One way or another, the Cowboys get a reaction. If Jerry Jones has a quiet draft (i.e. drafts only linemen and defensive players), then we could see the Cowboys number increase. But if he reaches far too high for a player with bust potential, we could see their Super Bowl odds increase in price.

Super Bowl Odds
Here is the entire list of Super Bowl odds at Fanatics Sportsbook, as of Thursday morning.