2027 Super Bowl Predictions with Futures Odds and Best Bets

by Spencer Toth - 2/11/2026

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Let the countdown begin. The 2027 Super Bowl is 369 days away, and it’s never too early to start looking ahead at next year’s odds. There will be plenty of movement after the draft and free agency, but as of now, it appears we are in store for a wide-open NFL season. Seattle entered the season with +6000 Super Bowl odds, while New England had +8000 odds. Anything can happen in 12 months, making the value of securing a favorable price that much more important. With 19 teams entering the year with +4500 odds or shorter, rather than selecting a few teams to go over, we will assign a value rating to each side at this early stage of the season.

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Seattle Seahawks: +750

It shouldn’t be surprising to see the defending champions at the top of this list. The Seattle defense is the best unit in the league, and they have plenty of young players who are only getting better. Sam Darnold is the 18th-highest-paid quarterback in the league, giving the Seahawks plenty of cap space to spend elsewhere. A competitive NFC West will make claiming the division far from a formality, and this price feels about right for Seattle.

Value Rating: 3/5

Los Angeles Rams: +800

The Los Angeles Rams were incredibly close to reaching the Super Bowl thanks to an incredible season from MVP Matthew Stafford. The Rams' defense is littered with stars on rookie deals, but I expect their offense to take a step back next year. Their run game was average, and it is only a matter of time before Stafford starts to slow down. The 38-year-old is unlikely to make it back-to-back MVPs, and the Rams will likely regress slightly if his play drops off.

Value Rating: 1/5

Baltimore Ravens: +1200

It is hard to get too excited about Baltimore after another disappointing season. All the pieces of a winning team are there, but they have been unable to put things together when it matters most. Lamar Jackson dealt with numerous injuries, and while he will have a full year to recover, the Ravens still went just 7-6 when he played. Additionally, a brand new head coach, Jesse Minter, is unlikely to find immediate success. Only Gary Kubiak of the 2015 Denver Broncos has won the Super Bowl during his first year with a new team, and these odds don’t reflect the challenges Minter will need to overcome. On defense, the Ravens will undergo a bit of an overhaul with some veteran players on the way out, so while there is a lot to like about Baltimore, there is also a lot of worrying trends with this team. A healthy Lamar Jackson will always have them as a contender, but +1200 odds are too short.

Value Rating: 2/5

Buffalo Bills: +1200

While the Bills will now have to deal with the Patriots in the AFC East, these are still some of the longest pre-season Super Bowl odds we have seen during Josh Allen’s career in Buffalo. Allen continually puts the team on his back, and there is no reason to expect anything else in the upcoming season. The firing of Sean McDermott was long overdue, and since Joe Brady has spent a long time with the Bills, he should be able to smoothly take over without too many hitches. Their run defense let them down last year, but there aren’t too many other holes to patch up elsewhere. A solid linebacker and one more skill position player for Allen could have this team representing the AFC next year.

Value Rating: 4/5

Green Bay Packers: +1300

The Packers were a dark horse to win the Super Bowl before a string of injuries derailed their campaign. They have the luxury of most of their players returning to Green Bay, so a few hits in the draft could have them leading the NFC North. However, a difficult division and schedule will see Green Bay struggle to accumulate wins, and a trip back to the Wild Card positions is not what we are looking for at +1300. Any record between 7-10 and 13-4 wouldn’t surprise me, making this a reasonable price if you are leaning towards the latter.

Value Rating: 3/5

Los Angeles Chargers: +1500

The Chargers lost both of their star tackles due to injury early in the season, and will look like a very different team this year. The fact that Justin Herbert was able to lead the Chargers to the playoffs with the 32nd-ranked offensive line says a lot about his skill set. Once you factor in a stellar Chargers defense and the 3rd most cap space for next season, there are a lot of reasons to get excited. The Chiefs and Broncos both have major obstacles to overcome next year, making this a great price for the AFC West favorites. If I had to make a Super Bowl pick for next year, regardless of the odds, it would be difficult to overlook Los Angeles at any price. At +1500, they’re a great bet.

Value Rating: 5/5

Philadelphia Eagles: +1500

The Eagles fanbase seems to forget they won the Super Bowl one year ago, as this team was booed off the field on multiple occasions last year. While the Eagles' strategy to kick the can down the road in terms of cap space has paid off in a big way, they will start to feel the ramifications of those financial decisions this year. They have the third-most dead cap space heading into the new season, and unless they score big in the draft, they will struggle to contend with the league’s best.

Value Rating: 1/5

Detroit Lions: +1600

There is a lot to like about the Lions this year. The injury bug has derailed all their previous momentum, but a promising group of rookies combined with strong draft tendencies will leave Detroit in a good spot this year. Their skill position players are all locked up, their defense is seemingly only getting better, and if they can shore up their offensive line, the Lions could once again reach the pinnacle of the NFC.

Value Rating: 4/5

Kansas City Chiefs: +1600

These are the longest odds Patrick Mahomes’ team has had in several years, and rightfully so. The Chiefs need a complete overhaul after a series of bad contracts with veteran players over the last few seasons. They don’t have much young talent coming through the pipeline; there is no guarantee Mahomes will be ready for Week 1, and their AFC West competitors are steadily improving. It is hard to overlook a player of Mahomes’ caliber in the playoffs, but I am not even sure the Chiefs will make it that far.
Value Rating: 0/5

New England Patriots: +1700

The Patriots are fresh off their trip to the Super Bowl, and their abysmal showing in the final game of the season has inflated these odds. Don’t forget that Drake Maye was one vote away from the MVP award this year, and the Patriots' young core will now have another year of experience under their belts. Mike Vrabel is among the best in the business, and there is no reason the AFC champions should have the 10th-best Super Bowl odds.

Value Rating: 4/5

San Francisco 49ers: +1800

This feels about right for the 49ers. Another injury crisis was to blame for their playoff burnout last year, but that troubling trend in San Francisco has shown no signs of slowing down. I am still not fully convinced that Brock Purdy is that guy, but he is certainly as good as Sam Darnold, and we all saw what a strong defense can get you in the postseason. It’s hard to have too much confidence here, but it’s also hard to fade a team that was one win away from the No. 1 seed in the NFC.

Value Rating: 3/5

Denver Broncos: +2000

The Broncos will be thinking ‘what if’ after Bo Nix got hurt in the playoffs. Sean Payton and the Denver defense proved that defense can win championships, and a healthy Nix may have led this team to a Super Bowl victory. Nix’s rookie contract will allow Denver to build another strong team around him, and there are lots of reasons to believe they are on track for another deep playoff run.

Value Rating: 4/5

Jacksonville Jaguars: +2000

Trevor Lawrence finally delivered some tangible success in Jacksonville, but their division crown was followed by a first-round exit in the postseason. Lawrence and the Jaguars have repeatedly fallen short on the big stage, and when you have the AFC finalists who secured the No. 1 seed with the same odds, it is hard to justify a wager on Jacksonville.

Value Rating: 2/5

Houston Texans: +2000

The Texans' defense is a fearsome unit, but how can the Houston fanbase be confident after seeing what CJ Stroud did in the playoffs? Stroud’s stellar rookie year is a distant memory, and he will not succeed until he finds a new home and a fresh start. Another incredible defensive unit wasted on a horrendous offensive scheme.

Value Rating: 2/5

Chicago Bears: +2700

It really felt as though last year was the Bears' year, and they are unlikely to find the same sustained success in multi-score fourth-quarter comebacks. The Bears stayed relatively healthy last year and still fell short, so when the rest of the NFC North heals up, Chicago will be on the playoff bubble heading into the closing weeks of the regular season.
Value Rating: 1/5

Cincinnati Bengals: +3000

There isn’t much to get excited about for the other AFC North teams, and this could be the year that the Bengals finally get over the hump. Their defense is still in shambles, but another year of retooling will get them heading in the right direction. A quarterback as talented as Joe Burrow shouldn’t be this far down the list.

Value Rating: 4/5

Dallas Cowboys: +3000

What has Dallas done to deserve middle-of-the-pack Super Bowl odds? This is a team that is terribly mismanaged, is in a tough division, and has a truly brutal schedule next year. Dak Prescott is the highest-paid quarterback in the league, and that has pigeon-holed the Cowboys from fixing their ever-changing defense.

Value Rating: 0/5

Indianapolis Colts: +4000

The Indianapolis Colts were 8-2 before losing the final seven games of the season. Daniel Jones’ injury can be blamed, but the reality is that the Colts soft schedule and stellar record in close games are both driving forces behind their early-season success. Jones is in line for a new contract; he may not even be healthy to start the year, but a strong defense will keep them in the mix.

Value Rating: 3/5

Washington Commanders: +4500

Jayden Daniels played just seven games last year, which was a big reason for the Commanders' woes. They were also the most injured team in the league by a wide margin, making it very possible they can return to the NFC championship if a few things go their way. This is a pivotal year for Daniels and this franchise, and the third-most cap space will give them lots of potential in the offseason. At odds like these, it is hard to say no.
Value Rating: 4/5

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