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NFL futures: Rams remain Super Bowl favorites despite loss, Seahawks climbing, Chiefs falling

Levi's Stadium played host to Super Bowl 50 and will again be the site of the big game in 2026. Preston Gannaway for ESPN

With their loss to the Carolina Panthers, the Los Angeles Rams (+450) are the latest team to enter the week as Super Bowl favorite only to lose its game. The trend started in Week 9 when the Kansas City Chiefs lost to the Buffalo Bills and Denver Broncos on either side of their Week 10 bye before ceding favorite status to the Philadelphia Eagles entering Week 12. The Eagles then lost to the Dallas Cowboys, ceding favorite status to the Rams entering Week 13.

With the Eagles losing back-to-back games, the Seattle Seahawks now have the second-shortest odds at +700, followed by the Bills and the Green Bay Packers at +950 to round out the teams with better than 10-1 odds.

The Chiefs have now fallen to 17-1 after their Thanksgiving loss to the Cowboys. The Chiefs are now -130 to miss the playoffs altogether.

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.

Odds as of publication time. For the latest odds, visit the DraftKings Sportsbook.