2026 Super Bowl Odds: Taking A Look At Every Team's Odds Ahead Of Super Bowl 59

The Kansas City Chiefs have just advanced back to their fifth Super Bowl in six seasons, and will take on the Philadelphia Eagles in a rematch of Super Bowl 57. While everyone else is sitting at home, we will preview the 2026 Super Bowl odds for fans who want to see how their team is trending for next year. Some have a shot to challenge the dynasty, while others are in complete rebuild. Let's break it all down.

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2026 Super Bowl Odds

32. Tennessee Titans (+20000)

The Titans are in last place here, and they have the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft for a reason. If they use it wisely, they could end up increasing their odds going forward, but they won't be a Super Bowl contender either way. Look for them to target Cam Ward or Shedeur Sanders to try and turn this franchise around.

31. New York Giants (+20000)

The New York Giants are arguably the biggest mess in the league, and it is probably only because of the alphabet that they weren't listed in last place here. They have little hope of incoming success, and will try to improve the franchise with the No. 3 overall pick, but they aren't even in good enough position to potentially get a top quarterback. It will be a long road ahead for this team.

30. New Orleans Saints (+15000)

The Saints are still with interim head coach Darren Rizzi, as they search for their full-time replacement. They are one of the last teams to add a new head coach, so the eyes will be on who they can grab at this late stage. There will be no Super Bowl on the horizon for this squad.

29. Las Vegas Raiders (+12500)

The Raiders just hired Pete Carroll to take over as head coach, just one year after he parted ways with the Seahawks. The 73-year-old will have his work cut out for him in his return to the NFL with a very weak quarterback situation and a lot of holes left by Antonio Pierce.

28. Cleveland Browns (+12500)

The Cleveland Browns lost their way into the second-overall draft pick, after the Deshaun Watson experiment crashed and burned. He may return to the team next year, but it is up in the air who will start, as they may draft Sanders or Ward with the second pick. Their defense is talented, but the offense is without a prayer as of late.

27. New York Jets (+10000)

The Jets just replaced their head coach with Lions DC Aaron Glenn after his playoff run came up short. Glenn had an impressive year with the Lions, shutting down the Vikings and Packers repeatedly and making headlines for some of the best defensive coordinator work despite his team's injuries. Can he use that mojo to turn the Jets around? The Former NY star returns home to longshot Super Bowl odds and a lot to fix on the offensive side.

26. New England Patriots (+10000)

The Patriots won their last game and dropped to the fourth-overall pick, losing out on a chance at No. 1. However, their potential target of Travis Hunter may still be available, depending on the behavior of teams above them that need QBs. Mike Vrabel returns to the Pats as their new head coach, along with former OC Josh McDaniels. It seems like they're getting the band back together to ramp up with Drake Maye, so things could turn around sooner rather than later in Foxboro. Next year might be too far fetched, but they will improve dramatically.

25. Jacksonville Jaguars (+10000)

The Jaguars just went through one of the strangest coaching sagas, as they tried to hire Liam Coen away from the Bucs. He had initially agreed to a new deal as the Bucs OC, but then ghosted them as the Jaguars fired their GM and aggressively pursued him. 48 hours later, he was in Jacksonville for his introductory press conference. Hopefully they can keep the drama off the field, because they need a lot of help down there in Duval.

24. Indianapolis Colts (+10000)

The Colts ended the year in disappointing fashion, failing to stick with one quarterback amid Anthony Richardson's injuries and inconsistencies. They dropped an embarrassing game to the lowly Giants and were eliminated from the playoffs. The DC was fired, and they will have to pick up the pieces for another attempt next year.

23. Carolina Panthers (+10000)

The Panthers finished the year on a high note, taking down the Falcons in Week 18 and eliminating them from the playoffs. Bryce Young caught fire to end the year, returning with a strong surge after getting benched in the middle of the season. Things may be looking up for this young team in 2025.

22. Seattle Seahawks (+7000)

The Seahawks sputtered down the stretch, losing out on their playoff spot to the Rams in the final few weeks. But they performed better than expected with new head coach Mike Macdonald, who had the defense playing solidly for a good portion of the year. Geno Smith was a bit up and down, but they have a somewhat solid squad to build off for next year.

21. Pittsburgh Steelers (+7000)

The Steelers were one of the biggest surprises in 2024, starting off red-hot and winning games that no one expected them to. Russell Wilson took over halfway through the year, and continued to dominate for the first month and a half. However, the wheels completely came off at the end, and Pittsburgh lost their final five games, including a playoff blowout to their divisional rival. They will regroup for next year, but need to find the missing pieces to get them over the hump.

20. Miami Dolphins (+6500)

The Dolphins' season was destroyed by injuries, and they never really had a chance. Tua Tagovailoa went down in Week 2, and returned sporadically throughout the year, but it was too late. The Dolphins were much worse than they were in 2023, and may be trending down as we look towards next year. Tyreek Hill is unhappy and attempted to leave the team, and their appears to be a lack of cohesion on the roster with a lot of uncertainty.

19. Dallas Cowboys (+6500)

The Dallas Cowboys just elevated OC Brian Schottenheimer to become their new coach, after entertaining Deion Sanders and some other candidates. They finally moved on from Mike McCarthy as he continued a run of mediocrity that couldn't last any longer. Dak Prescott should be back from injury at the beginning of next year, but there are a lot of question marks surrounding this team as they move in the wrong direction from a peak two years ago.

18. Chicago Bears (+6500)

The Chicago Bears are one of the biggest movers in the Super Bowl 2026 odds, and for good reason. They just landed their dream candidate in former Lions OC Ben Johnson. He is one of the most creative playcallers in the league and led the No. 1 offense to new heights this year. Granted, his team was loaded with talent at every position, but there is strong optimism that he can get a lot out of Caleb Williams and their young receivers group.

17. Atlanta Falcons (+6500)

The Falcons appeared promising at one point this year, but floundered towards the end and rapidly abandoned Kirk Cousins during struggles. Michael Penix Jr. appears primed to take over the offense next year after a few starts in December and January. They will have to find out if he is the answer to their problems, with a lot of talent around the rest of the team.

16. Arizona Cardinals (+6500)

The Arizona Cardinals sit in the middle of the pack here, uncertain about which way they will go. They were easily one of the most inconsistent groups in the NFL this year, sometimes looking like a playoff squad and others, not even close. Kyler Murray continues to be mediocre, with flashes of excellence at times that can't be maintained. They have a good group of young players and a solid head coach, but don't expect them to be hanging a banner anytime soon.

15. Minnesota Vikings (+4000)

The Minnesota Vikings were another great surprise in 2024, with Sam Darnold coming out of nowhere for a career resurgence and a 14-3 regular season record. Their win total was just 5.5 with J.J. McCarthy out for the season before ever taking a snap, and they defied all expectations. However, Darnold crumbled in his final two games, looking more like his old self against the pressure from the Lions and Rams. It is unknown if the free agent QB will be resigned, and the direction of this offense is up in the air until that is decided.

14. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+3500)

The Bucs just had their offensive coordinator stolen away as noted above, and will look to regroup after a chaotic period. They had a strong season, but blew it at the end of their home wild card game, and will now try to get going on next year with these changes. Baker Mayfield has been a solid QB, but the team isn't really ready to make an extended run. Bucky Irving was the brighest spot, with the rookie RB flashing his skills in the second half of the year. They should be a solid squad in the regular season next year, but not sure about a Super Bowl contender.

13. Denver Broncos (+3500)

The Broncos were a big surprise in 2024, making it to the playoffs with rookie QB Bo Nix under center. Sean Payton's team was one of the most improved sides in the NFL, a year after the disastrous Russell Wilson tenure ended abruptly. No one expected them to make it to the AFC Wild Card, and the sky is the limit for young Bo Nix and this aggressive defense.

12. Los Angeles Chargers (+3000)

The Los Angeles Chargers came on strong in 2024, with Justin Herbert finally clicking under new head coach Jim Harbaugh. They couldn't find big wins at the end of the day though, beating up on lesser teams and failing in the playoffs. A multi-interception game on the road in Houston ended their season, and they will need to bulk up the receiving corps next year if they want to make a run. Hardly anyone outside of Ladd McConkey could help Herbert out, though the defense was fantastic for most of the year, credit to Harbaugh and DC Jesse Minter.

11. Houston Texans (+3000)

The Houston Texans had an up and down season, also wrecked by injuries. Basically every receiver was out for an extended period or the entire year, making it hard for sophomore QB C.J. Stroud to find much consistency. He slumped compared to his rookie year, but found his groove a bit at the end and got them a playoff win. With a healthy team next year, they could be back to compete with the upper group.

10. Los Angeles Rams (+2500)

The Rams had one of the slowest starts in the league at 1-4, before going on a massive run to win the NFC West. They got their star receivers back promptly, and were able to pick up a playoff win under their belt with a rout of the Vikings. Unfortunately, they came up just short against the Eagles. The Rams are another squad that can beat a lot of great teams, but they won't be a force to be reckoned with. The defense is mediocre, and an aging Matthew Stafford is no longer in his prime to lead a Super Bowl charge.

9. Green Bay Packers (+2500)

The Green Bay Packers showed great promise at times in 2024, but ultimately couldn't win the big games. They were overwhelmed in division play, going 1-5 and winless against the Lions and Vikings. While still making the playoffs as a wild card, Jordan Love and the Pack were no match for Philly in their rematch. The Packers are currently one of the best of the rest, but aren't a top squad that can out-duel some of the best groups on here. They are close by though, and with a few improvements, they can make some playoff noise in 2026.

8. Cincinnati Bengals (+2200)

The Bengals are the team that came on the strongest at the end of the year, and have great promise for next season. Joe Burrow was phenomenal, delivering MVP-caliber play all season long, but had no help from the defense. Cincy won their final five games, and came up a tiebreaker short of making the playoffs. Who knows how far they could've gone if they made it, but they'll need to carry that momentum into next season. If they can get some more stops next year, the sky is the limit and they should be an easy playoff team to back.

7. San Francisco 49ers (+2000)

The San Fancisco 49ers were one of the biggest disappointments of 2024, and were largely derailed by injuries like the Dolphins. Superstar RB Christian McCaffrey barely played more than two games, Brock Purdy was hurt at times, Trent Williams and Deebo Samuel missed extended periods, Brandon Aiyuk was out for the season, and Nick Bosa struggled to stay on the field. While every team has injury concerns, it's hard to compete for a Super Bowl with more than half of your top 10 guys out, and they collapsed in the second half of the year. They will certainly be back to compete next season with these guys healthy, but aren't close to as dominant as they have been in past years.

6. Washington Commanders (+1800)

The Commanders delivered a miracle run, and have been rewarded with the sixth-best Super Bowl odds for 2026. There is obviously a large gap between them and the top five, and they will have to improve their defense rapidly if they want to make it back. Jayden Daniels was phenomenal as a rookie, and the offense certainly isn't the issue. 30th in rushing yards allowed by the defense is more like it, and it will take a lot of offseason acquisition to correct that.

5. Detroit Lions (+950)

The Detroit Lions are the one team in this top five group that probably won't be back to contend next year. After falling flat on their face in the NFC Divisional Round against Washington, both of their star coordinators left for new head coaching jobs with the Bears and Jets. They still have all the talent on offense, but with one of the hardest road schedules in the league next year, the Lions could easily miss the playoffs, and have a higher chance of doing that than making it to the Super Bowl at this rate. It will be hard to correct the ship so quickly after these departures.

4. Philadelphia Eagles (+800)

The Eagles may be about to win their first Super Bowl since 2017 in a few weeks, as they get ready to take on the Chiefs dynasty. After blowing a double-digit lead in the 2023 clash with KC, Jalen Hurts and co. will seek revenge, this time armed with Saquon Barkley's unstoppable skillset. Even if they don't win it this year, they are +800 to have another go in 2026, and with such an elite defense, there's nothing to stop them from being a perennial contender over the next few years.

3. Buffalo Bills (+800)

The Buffalo Bills came up just shy on fourth down of a Super Bowl appearance, and the fans are devastated once again. They've still never won the big one in their franchise history, and keep coming so close to returning back. Josh Allen is getting more powerful ever year, and they will be in a strong position again to fight for this chance. It is tough to get it done in a stacked AFC, but this team will be a contender until the end once again.

2. Baltimore Ravens (+700)

The Ravens return in the second position after fumbling away their chance in this year's playoffs. If it's not one thing, it's another for Baltimore in the playoffs. Lamar made some mistakes this time around, but cleaned it up towards the end of the Buffalo game, just for his teammates to let him down. They have the No. 2 offense in the league and are primed to be a strong squad again next year, but they have to find a way to win in the clutch the way Kansas City does, or they will never get back to the big game.

1. Kansas City Chiefs (+600)

The Kansas City Chiefs are going for their three-peat this Sunday, but what about next year? Could Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid just keep plowing ahead? Whether or not they take down the Eagles this weekend, they are still set to be favored again next year. So even with a loss, it could be three wins in four years, not too shabby. They will need to sure-up their receiving corps in the offseason, especially if Travis Kelce possibly calls it quits. But as long as Mahomes and Reid are leading this unit, they will continue to be favored.

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