Super Bowl odds: Who will make it to the Levi's Stadium?

The road to Super Bowl LX on 8 February 2026 at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, is beginning to take shape. 

With the 2025 NFL season now past its early weeks, futures markets are beginning to reflect which teams are looked at as true title contenders. 

After recovering from an 0-2 start, the UK’s best bookmakers agree that the Kansas City Chiefs have now positioned themselves as the clear front-runners, but a half-dozen challengers are hot on their heels. 

1. Kansas City Chiefs (9/2)

The Chiefs are the current favourites to hoist the Lombardi Trophy next February, and with Patrick Mahomes in MVP form, it’s easy to see why. Coming off a season in which they sought a three-peat and fell short, they remain the model of consistency under coach Andy Reid.

In 2025 they began with a shaky 0-2 start but have regrouped and sit at 4-3 as of Week 8 of the campaign. The return from suspension of star wide receiver Rashee Rice in Week 7 was a huge boon to an offense really rounding into form, with Mahomes topping 1,800 passing yards with 14 touchdowns through seven games.

The Chiefs still have the roster, the experience and the playoff know-how of recent Super Bowls. If the early issues – a slow start, adjustments on offense – are ironed out for good, the they are the team to beat once again, as reflected by Ladbrokes 9/2 price.

2. Buffalo Bills (13/2)

The Bills remain a perennial contender and have arguably the most to prove after several deep postseason runs that ended short. Quarterback Josh Allen, coming off his MVP campaign in 2024, is still the engine of the team.

Through the first six games of 2025 he passed for 1,397 yards and 11 touchdown passes, with four interceptions. The Bills’ start to the season was encouraging, as they surged to 4-0 before suffering a pair of losses that has left them with a 4-2 record coming off their Week 7 bye.

Their offense remains potent and their window appears open. There have been defensive weaknesses exposed through the early weeks of the season and Allen’s pass-catching department lacks a true No.1 target, but the Bills are expected to be a team to watch ahead of the 4 November trade deadline.

A key reinforcement or two could see their odds to win it all fall further.

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3. Detroit Lions (13/2)

The Lions have emerged as a serious contender in the NFC in recent season, boasting a star-studded roster on both sides of the ball and led by one of the league’s more reliable quarterbacks in Jared Giff.

On offense, they possess one of the most balanced attacks in football, with rapid running back Jahmyr Gibbs one of the most feared players in his position and wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown a top pass-catcher.

They’re currently 5-2 and trending up. For Super Bowl credentials, the challenge will be sustaining it deep into January and overcoming the kind of playoff hurdles that have tripped them up in the past two seasons. 

4. Green Bay Packers (8/1)

After a resounding 27-13 victory over the Lions in Week 1, the Packers looked like the NFC’s top team early on. Quarterback Jordan Love was vaulted into MVP contention and the blockbuster offseason addition of superstar edge rusher Micah Parson looked to be paying immediate dividends.

Green Bay’s momentum has slowed somewhat in recent weeks, but they still lead the highly competitive NFC North with a record of 4-1-1. Love has consistently demonstrated mobility and playmaking beyond the pocket and an ability to make big plays when it matters most.

The Packers’ mix of youth plus a veteran-led environment, along with the masterful play design of head coach Matt LaFleur, give them upside. 

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5. Philadelphia Eagles (8/1)

The defending champion Eagles entered the 2025 season as one of the major NFC contenders again, but a stuttering offensive performance has raised questions over their potential to make it back to the Super Bowl in February.

They are 5-2 thus far and while their run game has been less than dominant – running back Saquon Barkley is averaging modest numbers compared to his record-breaking 2024 campaign – their defence remains among the league’s best.

The credential of winning it all last year gives them a built-in belief and experience edge. If they can begin to click offensively, the Eagles will yet again be hard to stop.

6. Los Angeles Rams (11/1)

The Los Angeles Rams once again are the picture of competence in the NFL. Despite his age and injury concerns going into the season, quarterback Matthew Stafford has betrayed no signs of regression – he leads the league in passing touchdowns through Week 7 with 17.

The Rams have a mean defensive line, an offense boosted by the addition of Davante Adams and, in Sean McVey, one of the most respected head coaches in the league. With Super Bowl LX coming a day after he will turn 38, don’t count Stafford out from springing a birthday surprise and lifting the Lombardi Trophy, an 11/1 bet at present.

7. Indianapolis Colts (12/1)

A surprise package perhaps, the Colts have vaulted into the contention zone and are priced similarly at 12/1 and posting a league-best 6-1 record after their first seven games of the 2025 NFL season.

Quarterback Daniel Jones, an offseason free-agent signing after a beleaguered time with the New York Giants, has been a revelation and the defence has made major strides. Running back Jonathan Taylor leads the league in rushing yards (697) and touchdowns (10) and, alongside his quarterback, is emerging as a shock outside MVP contender.

If the Colts can stay healthy and maintain this trajectory, they could become a dark-horse contender.

NFL Super Bowl odds 2026 

Odds supplied by Ladbrokes.

Odds correct at time of writing.