Which teams are favorites to win the Super Bowl as the 2026 NFL regular season kicks off?
- Chas Post

- Aug 8
- 2 min read
Updated: Aug 9

The defending NFL champion Philadelphia Eagles (+750) are among the favorites to win the Super Bowl in 2026 but there are a pair of AFC opponents that have slightly better odds entering this season!
Despite falling just short of winning it in recent years, the Baltimore Ravens (+650) and Buffalo Bills (+700) are the favorites to win the Super Bowl this season, followed by the reigning champion Eagles.
The Kansas City Chiefs (+850), Detroit Lions (+1100) and Los Angeles Rams (+1900) are also considered legitimate contenders with the season weeks away. Check out the full odds on FanDuel Sportsbook!
2026 NFL Super Bowl odds
1. Baltimore Ravens (+650)
2. Buffalo Bills (+700)
3. Philadelphia Eagles (+750)
4. Kansas City Chiefs (+850)
5. Detroit Lions (+1100)
6. Los Angeles Rams (+1900)
7. San Francisco 49ers (+1900)
8. Green Bay Packers (+2000)
9. Washington Commanders (+2000)
10. Cincinnati Bengals (+2200)
11. Minnesota Vikings (+2200)
12. Houston Texans (+2500)
13. Denver Broncos (+2600)
14. Los Angeles Chargers (+2700)
15. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+2800)
16. Chicago Bears (+3900)
17. Arizona Cardinals (+4100)
18. Pittsburgh Steelers (+4600)
19. Dallas Cowboys (+4700)
20. Seattle Seahawks (+5500)
21. Atlanta Falcons (+6500)
22. Indianapolis Colts (+6500)
23. Jacksonville Jaguars (+7000)
24. New England Patriots (+8500)
25. Miami Dolphins (+9000)
26. Las Vegas Raiders (+11000)
27. Carolina Panthers (+12000)
28. Tennessee Titans (+19000)
29. New York Jets (+23000)
30. New York Giants (+25000)
31. Cleveland Browns (+39000)
32. New Orleans Saints (+40000)
2026 NFL MVP odds
1. Lamar Jackson (+430)
2. Josh Allen (+600)
3. Joe Burrow (+600)
4. Patrick Mahomes (+650)
5. Jayden Daniels (+1000)
6. Jalen Hurts (+2000)
7. Jordan Love (+2000)
8. Justin Herbert (+2000)
9. Baker Mayfield (+2500)
10. CJ Stroud (+2500)






Looking forward to seeing how Detroit looks after so many off season coaching moves