The Los Angeles Rams are a solid betting favorite to win Super Bowl 61, with +488 odds and a 17% implied probability at Kalshi. If the Rams lift the Lombardi Trophy at season’s end, it would be the third Super Bowl title in franchise history.
NFL futures are available at any time of the year. These odds can vary at prediction markets and online sportsbooks, so be sure to compare the odds on multiple platforms before making your bets.
Seattle is the defending Super Bowl champion. The Seahawks follow the Rams as the second betting favorite at Kalshi.
Odds to Win Super Bowl 61 on Kalshi
Here are Super Bowl futures for all 32 NFL teams at Kalshi:
| Team | Prediction Odds | American 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 surged in this betting market after acquiring DE Myles Garrett from the Browns in June. The reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year is a one-man wrecking ball. He broke Michael Strahan’s single-season sack record, amassing 23 sacks last season.
2025 NFL MVP Matthew Stafford returns at quarterback after throwing for a league-high 4,707 yards and 46 TDs. Los Angeles is the only team with single-digit odds in this market at Kalshi. The Rams lost to the eventual Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks in the NFC Championship Game, 31-27
Seahawks (+1150)
The NFL West boasts the best division in football again this season. Will Seattle suffer a Super Bowl hangover? Seattle gave top WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba a well-deserved contract extension. Njigba led the NFL with 1,793 receiving yards and added 10 TDs.
The biggest loss was Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III, who rushed for 1,027 yards and five TDs. Walker is now with the Kansas City Chiefs. Fellow RB Zach Charbonnet is recovering from a torn ACL, so first-round pick Jadarian Price (Notre Dame) is likely to see the field early in his NFL career.
Bills (+1329)
Joe Brady takes over for Sean McDermott as Buffalo’s head coach. The Bills added potential difference makers on offense and defense during the offseason. They’ve had difficulty making up for the loss of WR Stefan Diggs. So, Buffalo acquired DJ Moore from the Chicago Bears in the hope that he can become WR1. On defense, the Bills landed outside linebacker Bradley Chubb from the Dolphins. Chubb is coming off an 8.5-sack season.
Buffalo’s fortunes revolve around quarterback Josh Allen, one of the league’s top field generals. Allen gets it done with his arm and legs. He threw for 25 touchdowns and rushed for a team-high 14 TDs last season.
The Bills lost to the Broncos, 33-30 in overtime, in the divisional round of last year’s playoffs.
Chiefs (+1329)
Patrick Mahomes has TE Travis Kelce back as one of his favorite targets after the tight end signed a new deal to play his 14th season. Mahomes is reportedly progressing well in his recovery from ACL and LCL tears late last season.
The Chiefs failed to make the playoffs last season for the first time since 2014. Mahomes’ health will be the single biggest factor in Kansas City getting back to the postseason.
Ravens (+1567)
Baltimore welcomed Jesse Winters as its new head coach after John Harbaugh departed for the Giants. One early highlight on the schedule is a Sept. 27 date with the Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro.
The Ravens and Rams both have a win total of 11.5, making them the only two teams with that lofty mark. Look for new offensive coordinator Declan Doyle to establish the run on offense with RB Derrick Henry, who returns after rushing for 1,595 yards at the age of 31. Henry also scored 16 rushing TDs, second-best in the NFL.
With the run established, quarterback Lamar Jackson can thrive in the play-action game with WR1 Zay Flowers, who piled up 86 catches for 1,211 yards and five TDs last season.
