
We're a long way out from Super Bowl LXI in 2027, but that doesn't mean we can't talk about how each team stacks up in the betting market for the next Vince Lombardi Trophy.
Even with the rest of free agency and the 2026 NFL Draft standing in the way before the new campaign even gets underway, early favourites are beginning to emerge.
What follows is a snapshot based purely on each team's Super Bowl LXI odds on DAZN Bet.
Odds are correct as of 2pm GMT on 25 March 2026.
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Go through every position group and try to find a weakness. It is not easy. The Rams came into free agency already dangerous, then went and fixed the one area that had let them down - the secondary - by landing Trent McDuffie and adding Jaylen Watson.
McDuffie, still only 25, is as good a cornerback as there is in the NFC. Whether that makes 15/2 good value is a question only time will answer, but as things stand, the favouritism looks justified.
Seattle won Super Bowl LX, but defending champions rarely hold their market position for long.
Four starters are gone in free agency, including Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker, Coby Bryant, Boye Mafe, and Riq Woolen, leaving big holes on both sides of the ball.
Seattle still has plenty of talent, but strip away what they lost, and this is a slightly weaker squad than the one that lifted the Lombardi Trophy. How they address those losses in the draft will be telling.
Buffalo made arguably the most impactful offensive acquisition of the free agency period by trading for DJ Moore. Josh Allen has needed a genuine downfield weapon since Stefon Diggs left in 2024, and Moore - who has four 1,100-plus yard seasons - is able to fill that role.
The thinking goes that Allen will be the best quarterback Moore has ever played with, which is an encouraging base to work from. That said, whether Moore can produce as a genuine number one option remains an open question, and Buffalo still have work to do in other areas of the roster.
What happens in the draft could significantly shape Buffalo's outlook. At 9/1, the market is making a strong statement about how it views the Bills' free agency business - but there is a long way to go.
Patrick Mahomes at 14/1 is the kind of price that raises eyebrows. Those odds reflect where he is physically after tearing his ACL and LCL late last season.
The Chiefs did good business in free agency, picking up Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker to inject some life into a run game that had become one of the worst in the league.
But Bryan Cook is gone. Trent McDuffie is gone. The secondary looks thin, and there is a sense that Kansas City are rebuilding on the fly rather than operating from a position of strength.
Whether 14/1 accurately reflects that is a matter of opinion, and the picture could look very different once the draft is factored in.
The Broncos were one of the more notable risers in post-free agency assessments, and the trade for Jaylen Waddle from Miami stands out as a significant addition.
Waddle is the kind of dynamic, play-after-catch receiver that can change the nature of an offense, and leaves Denver looking like a better team coming out of March than they went in.
Denver's defense will always keep the Broncos in contention, but whether Bo Nix can take the next step in his development is the next big question.
18/1 is a price that reflects genuine uncertainty - and even after adding Waddle, Nix's struggles leave some doubt about Denver's championship ambitions.
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The 49ers are hard to read because Kittle's injury is a concern, Trent Williams' situation is in limbo, and the offence is not getting any younger.
Veteran wide receiver Mike Evans is a good addition. San Francisco will welcome back two bona fide stars in Fred Warner and Nick Bosa, but in a division as tough as the NFC West, success is not guaranteed.
Whether 16/1 adequately prices in those concerns is debatable.
On free agency activity alone, the Rams look the most complete team in football, but we know the 2026 NFL Draft alone could affect several of these markets.
Then comes training camp, preseason, and injury news. Factoring all of that in, these odds will look different in May, let alone August.
These prices are a starting point for discussion, not a settled picture, but it's an interesting snapshot nonetheless.
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