The Los Angeles Rams are currently the frontrunners to win Super Bowl 61 at Kalshi, boasting odds of +488, which translates to a 17% implied probability of victory. Should the Rams secure the Lombardi Trophy this season, it would mark their third championship title in franchise history.
NFL futures betting is accessible throughout the year. However, odds can differ across prediction markets and online sportsbooks, so it is advisable for bettors to shop around for the most favorable lines.
As the defending Super Bowl champions, the Seattle Seahawks follow the Rams as the second favorite at Kalshi.
**Odds to Win Super Bowl 61 on Kalshi**
The following are the Super Bowl futures for all 32 NFL teams:
| Team | Prediction | Odds |
|————|————-|————–|
| Rams | 17% | +488 |
| Seahawks | 8% | +1150 |
| Bills | 7% | +1329 |
| Chiefs | 7% | +1329 |
| Ravens | 6% | +1567 |
| Bengals | 5% | +1900 |
| Broncos | 5% | +1900 |
| Chargers | 5% | +1900 |
| Eagles | 5% | +1900 |
| Patriots | 5% | +1900 |
| 49ers | 5% | +1900 |
| Bears | 4% | +2400 |
| Cowboys | 4% | +2400 |
| Packers | 4% | +2400 |
| Texans | 4% | +2400 |
| Lions | 4% | +2400 |
| Jaguars | 3% | +3233 |
| Commanders | 3% | +3233 |
| Buccaneers | 2% | +4900 |
| Vikings | 2% | +4900 |
| Giants | 2% | +4900 |
| Colts | 2% | +4900 |
| Falcons | 1% | +9900 |
| Cardinals | 1% | +9900 |
| Panthers | 1% | +9900 |
| Browns | 1% | +9900 |
| Raiders | 1% | +9900 |
| Dolphins | 1% | +9900 |
| Steelers | 1% | +9900 |
| Saints | 1% | +9900 |
| Jets | 1% | +9900 |
| Titans | 1% | +9900 |
**Top Contenders to Win Super Bowl 61**
**Rams (+488)**
The Rams’ odds surged following the acquisition of defensive end Myles Garrett from the Browns in June. Garrett, the reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year, set a record last season with 23 sacks, surpassing Michael Strahan’s single-season mark. Quarterback Matthew Stafford returns after leading the league with 4,707 passing yards and 46 touchdowns. The Rams’ previous season ended with a narrow defeat against the Seahawks in the NFC Championship Game, which they lost 31-27.
**Seahawks (+1150)**
The NFC West continues to prove itself as a powerhouse division. Seattle hopes to avoid a Super Bowl hangover after successfully extending the contract of top wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba, who recorded 1,793 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns last season. However, the team must adapt following the loss of Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III to the Kansas City Chiefs. With RB Zach Charbonnet recovering from a torn ACL, first-round draft pick Jadarian Price is expected to play early in his career.
**Bills (+1329)**
Joe Brady steps in as head coach for Buffalo, taking over from Sean McDermott. The Bills have added key players on both offense and defense, hoping to fill the gap left by wide receiver Stefan Diggs' departure by acquiring DJ Moore from the Chicago Bears to take over as their WR1. On defense, outside linebacker Bradley Chubb was signed from the Dolphins after a season marked by 8.5 sacks. Buffalo's chance for success is heavily reliant on quarterback Josh Allen’s dual-threat capabilities, as he threw for 25 touchdowns and led the team with 14 rushing touchdowns last season. Buffalo’s playoff run ended with a 33-30 overtime loss to the Broncos in the divisional round.
**Chiefs (+1329)**
Kansas City welcomes back tight end Travis Kelce, who is entering his 14th season after signing a new contract. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes is on the mend following late-season ACL and LCL tears last year, and his recovery will be crucial for the Chiefs’ postseason aspirations, especially since they missed the playoffs for the first time since 2014.
**Ravens (+1567)**
With the appointment of Jesse Winters as their new head coach, the Ravens aim to build on their previous performance. A notable matchup in their upcoming schedule is a game against the Cowboys on September 27 in Rio de Janeiro. The Ravens and Rams also share a win total projection of 11.5, marking them as the only teams with such high expectations for the upcoming season. New offensive coordinator Declan Doyle is tasked with establishing a run game led by 31-year-old RB Derrick Henry, who rushed for 1,595 yards and had 16 rushing touchdowns last season. Utilizing the run game will allow quarterback Lamar Jackson to leverage play-action opportunities with WR1 Zay Flowers, who recorded 86 receptions for 1,211 yards and five touchdowns last year.
