NFL futures: Rams strengthen Super Bowl favorite status; Texans rise, Chiefs take dive
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The Los Angeles Rams made easy work of the Arizona Cardinals in Week 14 and saw their odds to win the Super Bowl move to +390. Right behind them are the NFC West division rival Seattle Seahawks (+650). The two teams will meet in Seattle for a huge contest in Week 16.
Following their win over the Chicago Bears that put them atop the NFC North standings, the Green Bay Packers have the third-shortest odds at +800. The Buffalo Bills (+850) and New England Patriots (+950) holed down the fourth and fifth spots, respectively, and will meet in Week 15 in Foxborough.
The Kansas City Chiefs, meanwhile, keep dropping and are now 45-1 to win the Super Bowl and underdogs to even make the playoffs at +390. The Houston Texans, who knocked off the Chiefs on Sunday night, moved to +1300 to win the Super Bowl and are just a game back of the Jacksonville Jaguars in the AFC South.
Here are the odds for teams to win their division, their conference and the Super Bowl, as well as their 2025 win totals and odds to make the playoffs.
Note: Odds by DraftKings Sportsbook and subject to change.
