As the 2025 NFL regular season reaches its conclusion, the race for Super Bowl LX in Santa Clara is heating up. With 12 teams having clinched playoff berths and key seeding battles on the line, including the NFC West showdown between the Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers, the Super Bowl futures market has seen notable movement. The NFC West holds three of the top spots on the odds board, while the AFC is led by the Denver Broncos.
2026 Super Bowl Odds
Here are the 2026 Super Bowl odds for you. The Current Super Bowl 60 Odds (as of December 31, 2025, aggregated from major sportsbooks like DraftKings, FanDuel, and BetMGM; odds subject to change):
- Seattle Seahawks: +500 to +650
- Los Angeles Rams: +475 to +550
- Denver Broncos: +700 to +800
- New England Patriots: +900
- San Francisco 49ers: +850 to +950
- Philadelphia Eagles: +950 to +1000
- Buffalo Bills: +900 to +1100
- Jacksonville Jaguars: +1200 to +1400
- Houston Texans: +1600
- Chicago Bears: +1800 to +2200
- Los Angeles Chargers: +2000 to +2500
- Green Bay Packers: +2200 to +2800
The remaining two playoff spots will be decided in winner-take-all games: Ravens at Steelers for the AFC North and Panthers at Buccaneers for the NFC South. Odds for those teams reflect lower probabilities due to the uncertainty.
2026 NFL Playoff Picture and Path Analysis
Heading into Week 18, 12 teams have clinched playoff berths, with two spots still open: the AFC North winner (Ravens or Steelers) and the NFC South winner (Panthers or Buccaneers). No. 1 seeds in both conferences remain undecided, which carries significant weight for bye weeks and home-field advantage.
NFC Playoff Outlook:
- The Seahawks (13-3) and 49ers (12-4) face off for the NFC West title and No. 1 seed. The winner secures the bye and home-field advantage throughout the NFC playoffs.
- The Rams (11-5) are locked into a wild-card spot and likely face a road-heavy path.
- Philadelphia Eagles and Chicago Bears have clinched their divisions and are positioned for high seeds.
- Green Bay Packers are locked into the No. 7 seed.
- Easier paths: The NFC No. 1 seed avoids early-round chaos and gets home games. For the 49ers, a win means a bye, multiple home games, and potentially the Super Bowl at Levi’s Stadium.
AFC Playoff Outlook:
- Denver Broncos (13-3) can secure the No. 1 seed with a win.
- New England Patriots (13-3) clinched the AFC East and can claim the top seed with a win plus a Broncos loss.
- Jacksonville Jaguars and Houston Texans are in position for the AFC South, with the Jaguars favored.
- Buffalo Bills and Los Angeles Chargers have clinched wild-card spots.
- The AFC North winner (Ravens or Steelers) gets the No. 4 seed.
- The AFC appears more balanced, with Denver’s top-ranked defense providing an edge if they earn the bye.
Key Playoff Path Insights:
- Easiest Path: NFC No. 1 seed (Seahawks or 49ers). Home-field advantage proves critical in playoffs, and the 49ers could play up to four games at home, including the Super Bowl.
- Toughest Path: Lower wild-card teams, such as the Rams or Chargers, who may need to win multiple road games against strong opponents.
- Value in Balance: Teams like the Eagles offer appeal with a strong defense and playoff experience, potentially drawing favorable early matchups.
Best Bets Heading into the Playoffs
With seeding still in flux, futures bets provide opportunity before lines adjust after Week 18.
- San Francisco 49ers (+850 to +950) – Strong value. A win over Seattle grants the No. 1 seed and an optimal path: bye followed by home games, ending at their home stadium. Recent offensive surge and Kyle Shanahan’s postseason record stand out with added rest.
- Philadelphia Eagles (+950 to +1000) – Solid contender. Elite defense, proven playoff success, and a bracket that could avoid early NFC West clashes. Odds remain attractive relative to similar teams.
- Denver Broncos (+700 to +800) – AFC standout. Dominant defense, potential home-field advantage, and Sean Payton’s experience position them well. Securing the bye makes them a serious threat at current prices.
The NFC West’s strength suggests one of its teams (Seahawks, Rams, or 49ers) has a clear edge to reach the Super Bowl from the NFC.
The playoffs begin shortly after Week 18, and with balance throughout the league, this postseason promises unpredictability. Stay tuned to SportsBrackets.net for bracket updates, matchup previews, and additional betting insights as the path to Super Bowl LX unfolds! You can checkout the 2026 Super Bowl schedule and bracket here.
Odds sourced from DraftKings, FanDuel, and industry reports. Always gamble responsibly.
