NFC West Teams Rule Market
Super Bowl LX is in the books, but there’s no reason to take a break from wagering on the NFL. Super Bowl LXI futures are up and running at BetUS, and one team sits clearly atop the board.
The Los Angeles Rams are the market favorites at +550, a decisive step ahead of the field after an aggressive offseason that reshaped an already strong roster. Getting a jump on the chalk this early — before results, injuries, and roster moves reshape the numbers — is exactly the kind of value futures bettors look for.
The defending-champion Seattle Seahawks are further back at +1100. Seattle has a younger nucleus than several of the other contenders and could prove the smarter long-term play, but for now the market is firmly behind the Rams in the NFC West.
The San Francisco 49ers round out the division’s contenders at +1800. The Niners have the talent to compete with anyone when healthy — the recurring caveat every season is whether they can actually stay healthy for a full campaign. If they do, that +1800 could look like a bargain in hindsight.
Over in the AFC, it’s a two-team race at the top: the Buffalo Bills and Baltimore Ravens headline the conference at +1000 and +1100 respectively, setting up the AFC’s championship picture as the season approaches.
At the Other End of Futures Odds
Every NFL division has four teams, and a few of them sit near the very bottom of the Super Bowl LXI futures market. The Miami Dolphins are the longest shot on the board at +40000, with the Arizona Cardinals just ahead of them at +35000 — the two teams the market trusts least to make a run at SoFi Stadium.
A step up from there, the Cleveland Browns and New York Jets share +20000 odds, while the Las Vegas Raiders and Tennessee Titans sit together at +15000. Longshot pricing like this reflects rebuilding rosters and plenty of offseason question marks rather than any expectation of a deep January run.
Reigning Divisional Champs
The New England Patriots, coming off their AFC title run, are listed at +1800 to win it all. Buyer beware: a team that overachieves one season often faces a tougher schedule the next, and the Patriots will be tested by a stronger slate in 2026.
The Chicago Bears are in a similar spot at +2500 after a strong turnaround season — another club whose reward for winning its division is a harder road the following year.
Other 2026 contenders across the divisions: Philadelphia Eagles (+1800), Denver Broncos (+2000), Houston Texans (+2000), Pittsburgh Steelers (+6500), and Carolina Panthers (+9000).
Teams to Eyeball
The Buffalo Bills perennially flirt with greatness but haven’t broken through for a ring. They enter the season as the top-priced AFC team on the board at +1000, so the market clearly respects them — but winning the whole thing is another matter, and bettors may want to see how the number moves before committing.
The Baltimore Ravens sit right behind at +1100, sharing the top of the AFC market with Buffalo. With a healthy roster and championship-caliber quarterback play, Baltimore is squarely in the contender conversation for the AFC North and beyond.
Then there’s the Los Angeles Rams, who headline the entire market at +550 as the clear Super Bowl LXI favorites after an aggressive offseason. The defending-champion Seattle Seahawks (+1100) remain a threat to repeat, giving the NFC West two of the most closely watched teams on the board.
There are NFL lines in the futures market on all 32 teams, and the numbers move often. A trade, draft pick, coaching change, free-agent signing, or roster move can shift the odds on any given day, so check BetUS frequently to stay on top of the latest prices.