Early odds to win the Super Bowl LXI next year 

The NFL season is over. That’s the bad news. The good news it’s never too soon to start thinking about next year. While the Seattle Seahawks are sailing into the offseason on a Super Bowl high, they will be planning a repeat run to Super Sunday once the confetti stops and the dust settles.

Sehawks win second Lombardi Trophy

Seattle thoroughly dominated the New England Patriots from Levi’s Stadium on Sunday night. It was a defensive masterpiece led by Mike MacDonald’s men and Kenneth Walker III was named Super Bowl MVP after running for over 130 yards on 27 carries. Seattle won their second Super Bowl in franchise history and they did it comfortably.

They have a parade and plenty of partying to be doing over the next few days to weeks, but while they celebrated their success, us fans are already thinking about next season. So too is Las Vegas, who has already released the odds of next year’s Super Bowl champion.

The Seattle Seahawks are at the top of the board, paying (+800) which makes them the favorites to win back-to-back Super Bowls in the season to come. It should come as no surprise after they won the one seed in the NFC, swept through the competition in the playoffs and manhandled the Patriots in the final game of the season.

Here is a look at the entire league’s Super Bowl odds for the 2026/27 season

• Seattle Seahawks +800
• Los Angeles Rams +900
• Baltimore Ravens +1200
• Buffalo Bills +1200
• Green Bay Packers +1400
• Philadelphia Eagles +1400
• Detroit Lions +1500
• Kansas City Chiefs +1500
• Los Angeles Chargers +1500
• New England Patriots +1500
• San Francisco 49ers +1700
• Denver Broncos +2000
• Houston Texans +2000
• Jacksonville Jaguars +2000
• Chicago Bears +2500
• Cincinnati Bengals +3000
• Dallas Cowboys +3000
• Indianapolis Colts +4000
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers +4000
• Minnesota Vikings +5000
• Washington Commanders +5000
• Atlanta Falcons +6600
• New York Giants +6600
• Pittsburgh Steelers +8000
• Carolina Panthers +10000
• Tennessee Titans +10000
• Cleveland Browns +15000
• Las Vegas Raiders +15000
• New Orleans Saints +15000
• Arizona Cardinals +25000
• Miami Dolphins +25000
• New York Jets +25000

Back to back bid pending?

Just taking a look at the board there are some interesting teams that have risen and fallen over the last six months. The Seahawks are the favorites, but right behind them sit their NFC West rivals, the Los Angeles Rams. LA was close to beating them in the NFC Championship a couple weeks ago, but a lot of their offseason expectations circle around recently named MVP Matt Stafford and if he comes back and plays for another year.

The Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills (+1200) are expected to rebound next year after another under-achieving season for both AFC franchises. In the NFC the Green Bay Packers are figured to be in the mix. They will get Micah Parsons back after their pass rusher tore his ACL and Jordan Love will have another year under his belt. Both them and the Philadelphia Eagles have the same odds (+1400) to win it all next year.

The New England Patriots odds took a dive after that game on Sunday. They were completely overmatched and that exposed a lot of flaws in this team. According to MGM Grand, they put the Pats odds at (+1500) tied with the Detroit Lions, Kansas City Chiefs and LA Chargers. This off season the Pats came in as (+8000) underdogs, and the Seahawks had (+6000) chance to win, so you never know, it could be the Falcons and the Steelers meeting in the Super Bowl next season.

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