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Updated NFL Odds to Win the Super Bowl
The 2026 NFL season will be here before we know it, and it is safe to say that the futures markets are going to see a lot of action in the coming weeks. Some of you may have already made your wagers, while many will be sitting on the fence waiting to see how things play out in training camp and the preseason.
We all know that one major injury during that time can change everything, so keep in mind that the odds mentioned in this piece can and will change before the start of the season. Let’s look at the teams we like to win each division, along with their odds to win the Super Bowl.
AFC East
Let’s start in the East, where I think we have a definite two-horse race brewing. For me, the Buffalo Bills are still the cream of the crop, but you know that the New England Patriots are going to give them a run for their money. Josh Allen gives Buffalo the edge, as he is a legitimate game-changer and proven winner over a long period of time, so it’s the Bills for me.
Buffalo Bills odds: To win the AFC East -132 | To win the Super Bowl +1000
AFC North
Even with a new head coach on the sidelines this season, you look at the AFC North and have a hard time imagining anyone but the Baltimore Ravens winning it. Sure, a new coach means new schemes and systems, but this team is loaded from top to bottom and should be able to adjust without any real difficulty.
Baltimore Ravens odds: To win the AFC North -115 | To win the Super Bowl +1050
AFC South
There are almost certainly going to be some of you who like the Jacksonville Jaguars to prevail in the South, but I am looking at the Houston Texans as the team to beat. Even if they win the division and head into the playoffs, they are going to be up against some of the better teams in the conference, so making a run to the Super Bowl seems unlikely to me.
Houston Texans odds: To win the AFC South +140 | To win the Super Bowl +1800
AFC West
With both the Los Angeles Chargers and Denver Broncos on the rise, the West is going to be a very difficult division to win. That said, I think many people may be counting the Kansas City Chiefs out a little too early. They still have Patrick Mahomes and will be looking to rebound after a disappointing 2025 season. I am on the Chiefs.
Kansas City Chiefs odds: To win the AFC West +180 | To win the Super Bowl +1600
NFC East
Every year, people make an argument for the Dallas Cowboys winning the East, but every year they seem to fail to deliver the goods. With that in mind, I have a hard time looking beyond the Philadelphia Eagles here. Sure, there is some discontent surrounding Jalen Hurts, but it is still the Eagles for me.
Philadelphia Eagles odds: To win the NFC East -150 | To win the Super Bowl +1500
NFC North
This is another division where opinions are sure to be split, with some taking the Detroit Lions while others favor the Green Bay Packers. I am in the latter camp, as I believe the Packers could potentially make a deep run this season.
Green Bay Packers odds: To win the NFC North +225 | To win the Super Bowl +2000
NFC South
This is easily, in my opinion, the toughest division to figure out, and it’s one where a 9-8 record could be enough to win it. The best guess for me is the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who I think have a slight edge over the other three teams. However, I would not be looking at them to make a deep playoff run.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers odds: To win the NFC South +170 | To win the Super Bowl +5400
NFC West
I think we have the makings of another great divisional battle here, with both the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks and the Los Angeles Rams likely to battle for the top spot. To me, the Rams look like the best team in the league, so they should edge out the Seahawks for the division crown.
Los Angeles Rams odds: To win the NFC West +100 | To win the Super Bowl +550
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