Who will win next year's Super Bowl? Ranking all NFL teams by their 2027 odds

The 2025 NFL season has officially come to a close, as the Seattle Seahawks put a bow on a terrific second season under Mike Macdonald by thrashing the New England Patriots 29-13 in Super Bowl 60.

The Seahawks and their fans will now take time to bask in the glow of their second Lombardi Trophy. A parade will soon be held to celebrate Seattle's win, while their players and coaches will certainly go on a small victory tour as they get a chance to relax after a long, rewarding season.

Meanwhile, the rest of the NFL will start aggressively looking ahead to next season. Teams that failed to make the playoffs last season will look to follow the Seahawks' ascension path in 2026 and set their sights on Super Bowl 61.

Who will be favored to win the 2027 Super Bowl? The Seahawks figure to be among the top contenders again next season and several other teams could emerge as dark-horse contenders, much like the Patriots did after earning a 10-win turnaround in Mike Vrabel's first season.

Here's a look at all 32 of the NFL's teams, ranked by how oddsmakers evaluate their chances of winning Super Bowl 61 a year ahead of the big game.

Ranking all NFL teams by their 2027 Super Bowl odds

(All odds via DraftKings Sportsbook.)

T-1.Seattle Seahawks (+950)

The Seahawks are unsurprisingly favored to repeat as Super Bowl champions in 2027. Seattle had the league's No. 2-ranked defense in terms of EPA per play, per the NFL's Next Gen Stats, and will only have a handful of notable players on that side of the ball – Tariq Woolen, Josh Jobe, Cobee Bryant and Boye Mafe – set to be unrestricted free agents.

If general manager John Schneider can retain or replace those talents, Mike Macdonald should sport another championship-level stop-unit in 2026. So long as Sam Darnold doesn't regress, that will keep Seattle in the Lombardi Trophy hunt.

T-1. Los Angeles Rams (+950)

The Rams got some good news at the NFL Honors: Matthew Stafford is set to return to the team in 2026 after an MVP campaign. That should allow Los Angeles' top-ranked offense to keep humming under the leadership of Sean McVay and challenge Seattle in the loaded NFC West.

3. Buffalo Bills (+1100)

The Bills failed to win the AFC East in 2025, but oddsmakers believe Buffalo is the AFC's team to beat in 2026.

It's easy to see the upside. Josh Allen continues to play at an MVP level, and while the team has moved on from coach Sean McDermott, it has maintained some continuity by promoting offensive coordinator Joe Brady internally to the head coaching role.

Still, for Buffalo to get over the hump, it will have to finally add talent at receiver to better support Allen while also shoring up its leaky run defense. Failing to achieve either could once again prove fatal to the Bills' Super Bowl chances.

T-4. Philadelphia Eagles (+1300)

The 2026 NFL season will be Nick Sirianni's sixth with the Eagles. He will be working with his fifth different offensive coordinator in that span, Sean Mannion, after the team struggled in its lone season under Kevin Patullo.

The good news for Eagles fans? Sirianni's coordinator hires from outside the organization have typically been successful, which could bode well for Mannion. The bad news? Legendary offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland stepped down, so Philadelphia's offensive line play could be far more of a wild card than it has been in recent seasons.

T-4. New England Patriots (+1300)

Mike Vrabel got the most out of New England in his first season with the team, leading the Patriots to a 10-win improvement and to a Super Bowl. The team was overmatched against the Seahawks – and, in truth, against the top defensive units it played in the postseason – and has a clear directive about how to improve in 2026.

General manager Eliot Wolf has to continue prioritizing adding talent along the offensive line and at receiver. Doing so will give Drake Maye a better chance to succeed against top-tier defenses after the 23-year-old struggled in the playoffs.

The Patriots will play a much tougher schedule in 2026, so it will be critical for the young team to continue making strides. If not, New England could find itself falling short of the lofty expectations set by its run to Super Bowl 60.

T-4. Baltimore Ravens (+1300)

The Ravens failed to make the playoffs in 2025 after an injury-marred start to the season and a Tyler Loop missed field goal in their Week 18 win-or-go-home game against the Steelers. Oddsmakers believe Lamar Jackson and Co. have a good chance to return to the postseason in 2026 under the tutelage of first-year coach Jesse Minter.

Minter – who spent the last two seasons with the Chargers – figures to help upgrade a Ravens defense that struggled to consistently generate pressure in 2025. Los Angeles ranked fifth in defensive EPA per play and 14th in pressure rate last season, compared to Baltimore's marks of 20th and 29th, respectively.

T-7. Los Angeles Chargers (+1400)

Speaking of the Chargers, Jim Harbaugh has gotten them to the postseason in each of his first two seasons with the team. They haven't yet won a playoff game, but perhaps better injury luck will allow them to do that in 2026.

Improving the offensive line would also give the Chargers a better chance to make a Super Bowl run. Getting Rashawn Slater and Joe Alt back from injury will help, but acquiring help along the interior offensive line will also be paramount for Harbaugh, general manager Joe Hortiz and new offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel during the offseason.

T-7. Green Bay Packers (+1400)

The Packers have been the NFC's No. 7 seed in each of the last three seasons. They remain the lone No. 7 seed in NFL history to win a playoff game and nearly emerged with a second win before blowing an 18-point lead to the Bears in the wild-card round.

Green Bay is a young, well-balanced team with plenty of talent. Provided Micah Parsons can make a speedy enough recovery from the torn ACL he suffered in Week 15 of the 2025 NFL season, the Packers should again sport a rounded squad and be positioned to fight for a playoff berth under Matt LaFleur's leadership.

T-7. Detroit Lions (+1400)

The Lions may have missed the playoffs, but reports of their offensive demise were slightly exaggerated. Did the team miss Ben Johnson? Surely. Was their offensive line worse than it has been in recent seasons? Yes.

Still, with some upgrades on the latter unit and some better injury luck on defense, Detroit could be a prime, bounce-back team in 2026.

10. Kansas City Chiefs (+1500)

The Chiefs bottomed out with a 6-11 record in 2025. It was easily their worst mark under Andy Reid, but they could be poised for a bounce-back season in 2026.

Much of that may depend on how Patrick Mahomes progresses in his recovery from a torn ACL. However, Kansas City also has the No. 9 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, giving it a valuable resource to address some of its biggest needs. Adding another playmaker – like a Jeremiyah Love or another top receiver for Mahomes – could go a long way toward helping the Chiefs regain some of the explosiveness they lacked in 2025.

11. San Francisco 49ers (+1700)

T-12. Houston Texans (+1900)

T-12. Denver Broncos (+1900)

14. Jacksonville Jaguars (+2000)

15. Chicago Bears (+2500)

16. Cincinnati Bengals (+2800)

17. Dallas Cowboys (+3500)

18. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+4000)

T-19. Washington Commanders (+6000)

T-19. Pittsburgh Steelers (+6000)

T-19. Minnesota Vikings (+6000)

T-19. Indianapolis Colts (+6000)

23. New York Giants (+7000)

24. Atlanta Falcons (+8000)

T-25. Tennessee Titans (+10000)

T-25. New Orleans Saints (+10000)

T-25. Carolina Panthers (+10000)

28. Cleveland Browns (+15000)

T-29. New York Jets (+18000)

T-29. Las Vegas Raiders (+18000)

T-31. Miami Dolphins (+20000)

T-31. Arizona Cardinals (+20000)