Every NFL Team's Super Bowl Odds Ahead of Thursday's Schedule Release (Rams Separate From Pack in Latest Odds)

The NFL Draft is in the books, which means the next milestone on the offseason calendar is this Thursday's official schedule release.

When opening odds were released to win Super Bowl 61 a few short months ago, the Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams were neck-and-neck atop the odds board. Since then, the Rams have taken over as the betting favorite, sitting alone at the top.

Despite making a baffling first-round selection, taking Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson, the betting market has complete faith in the Rams being the top contender this season. Let's take a look at the odds for all 32 teams.

Super Bowl 61 Odds

Odds via FanDuel Sportsbook

Rams +700
Seahawks +1000
Ravens +1000
Bills +1000
Patriots +1600
Chargers +1600
Chiefs +1600
49ers +1600
Lions +1700
Eagles +1800
Broncos +2000
Packers +2000
Texans +2000
Cowboys +2200
Bears +2500
Bengals +2500
Jaguars +2500
Colts +4000
Commanders +4500
Buccaneers +4500
Vikings +5500
Panthers +6500
Steelers +7000
Giants +7000
Falcons +8000
Saints +8000
Raiders +12500
Titans +17500
Browns +22500
Cardinals +25000
Jets +25000
Dolphins +25000

Despite falling to the Seahawks in the NFC Championship, the Rams enter the season as Super Bowl favorites at +700, an implied probability of 12.5%. The defending champions are second on the odds list at +1000. They're tied at that mark with two other teams. One of which likely won't come as a surprise, the Buffalo Bills, but some people may be surprised to see that it's the Baltimore Ravens who are also tied for second on the odds list at +1000.

The Ravens failed to make the playoffs last season and then parted ways with their long-time head coach. John Harbaugh. Jesse Minter, the former defensive coordinator for the Los Angeles Chargers, has taken over as the new head coach. Can he lead the Ravens back to the playoffs this season?

After the top four teams, it's the usual suspects. The Patriots (+1600), Chargers (+1600), Chiefs (+1600), 49ers (+1600), Lions (+1700), Eagles (+1800), Broncos (+2000), Packers (+2000), and Texans (+2000) round out the list of teams with 20-1 odds or shorter.

The schedule will be released on Thursday, but we already know every team's opponents. All we have left to find out is when each game will take place. That means we already know every team's strength of schedule.

Some people will use opponents' win percentage from the 2025 season as a measuring stick of the strength of the schedule, but that way does have flaws. For example, having the Ravens on your schedule would mean a lower strength based on their 8-9 record, but we all know Baltimore is better than an 8-9 team this season.

That's why the more accurate way to measure the strength of a schedule is by looking at a team's opponent's projected win total. If you do it that way, it's the Detroit Lions who have the easiest schedule, followed by the Saints, Bengals, Browns, and Jets. The Cardinals have the toughest schedule, which is easy to predict considering they're by far the worst team in the unbelievably tough NFC West. The Dolphins, Panthers, Cowboys, and Rams are the next teams on that list.

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