Super Bowl LX Odds Update: Seahawks Lead Board as Patriots and Bills Shorten

Super Bowl LX: Date, venue, and the latest odds snapshot

Super Bowl LX will be played at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, the home of the San Francisco 49ers, on Feb. 8, 2026. With the Divisional Round approaching, the championship picture is being shaped not only by results on the field but also by how sportsbooks adjust their odds in response.

The odds listed below reflect the market as of Jan. 11, and they provide a quick way to see which teams are being priced as the most likely champions right now. These numbers can move as teams advance or are eliminated, and as perceptions change after key performances.

Super Bowl LX odds (as of Jan. 11)

Here is the current oddsboard for teams to win the Super Bowl, along with example payouts based on a $10 wager (total return figures as listed):

• Seahawks: +275 (bet $10 to win $37.50 total)
• Rams: +300 (bet $10 to win $40 total)
• Patriots: +550 (bet $10 to win $65 total)
• Bills: +600 (bet $10 to win $70 total)
• Broncos: +700 (bet $10 to win $80 total)
• Texans: +1200 (bet $10 to win $130 total)
• Bears: +1600 (bet $10 to win $170 total)
• 49ers: +1900 (bet $10 to win $200 total)
• Steelers: +6000 (bet $10 to win $610 total)

The favorites: Seahawks hold the top spot, Rams remain close

The Seahawks sit at the top of the board at +275. Their position is described as firmly held, following a regular-season finish that included a win over the 49ers in San Francisco. That victory also secured two major postseason advantages: the NFC West title and the No. 1 seed in the NFC playoffs.

Right behind them, the Rams are listed at +300. They remained second on the oddsboard after a 34-31 wild-card win over the Panthers in Carolina. In a market this tight at the top, staying in the No. 2 position suggests that the Rams’ opening postseason result did not introduce new uncertainty about their outlook—at least not enough to push them down the list.

While odds do not guarantee outcomes, they do provide a snapshot of how teams are being evaluated at a given moment. In this case, Seattle and Los Angeles are separated by a relatively small gap, highlighting how closely the leading contenders are grouped as the playoffs progress.

Notable risers: Patriots and Bills make significant moves after wild-card wins

Among the biggest movers are the Patriots, who now sit third at +550. Their odds shifted from +950 to +550 after a 16-3 win over the Chargers to open the postseason. That kind of adjustment reflects how a convincing playoff performance can quickly change the market’s view of a team’s chances, especially when it comes with a strong defensive showing implied by the low points allowed.

The Bills are also trending upward on the board. After winning in the wild-card round at Jacksonville, they moved from +1000 to +600. That change places them among the top teams listed and signals that their path forward is being priced more favorably than it was before the postseason began.

These moves matter because they show how quickly the oddsboard can react. A single win—particularly in the postseason—can compress the gap between tiers, turning a team from a longer shot into a more central part of the championship conversation.

Ones to watch: Bears surge after dramatic wild-card turnaround

The Bears’ odds movement stands out for how sharply it swung during and after their wild-card game against Green Bay. At one point in that matchup, Chicago’s Super Bowl odds dipped to +8000. The in-game context was bleak: the Bears trailed 21-3 at halftime and were still down 21-6 entering the fourth quarter.

Then the game flipped. Chicago scored 25 points in the final quarter to complete a 31-27 win. With that comeback, the Bears’ odds moved to +1500 and now sit at +1600 on the current board.

That sequence illustrates how volatile the market can be during live action and how quickly perceptions can change when a team delivers a high-impact result. Even though the Bears remain outside the top tier of favorites, their odds now reflect a far more competitive outlook than what was implied when they were priced at +8000 during the game.

49ers shorten after eliminating the defending champions

The 49ers are listed at +1900, and their odds improved notably after the wild-card round. They moved from +3500 to +1900 by eliminating the defending champion Eagles. That result not only advanced San Francisco but also removed the reigning titleholder from the bracket, reshaping the overall playoff landscape.

For the 49ers, the shift from +3500 to +1900 is a significant change in implied expectations. While they are still not among the shortest odds on the board, the adjustment signals that their postseason prospects are being taken more seriously following that win.

It is also a reminder that playoff matchups can carry extra weight when they involve teams with recent championship history. Beating the defending champions can have an outsized effect on both narrative and pricing.

The defending champions: Eagles eliminated in their first playoff game

The Eagles entered the postseason as the reigning champions, but they are out. Philadelphia hosted San Francisco in the wild-card round and lost 23-19, making it their only playoff game this year.

The loss is especially notable given the Eagles’ recent track record: they had reached two of the last three Super Bowls prior to Sunday’s defeat. In a single afternoon, their title defense ended, and the oddsboard necessarily adjusted to reflect their elimination and the new realities of the remaining field.

How to read the oddsboard and what it reflects right now

The oddsboard is a snapshot of the current moment, shaped by results, seeding, and how teams look heading into the next round. In this update, several themes are clear.

• Seattle leads the market after securing the NFC West title and the No. 1 seed in the NFC playoffs, reinforcing their position as the team to beat on this board.
• The Rams remain close behind after a 34-31 wild-card win, keeping them in the top tier.
• New England’s odds tightened sharply following a 16-3 wild-card win, moving them into third.
• Buffalo improved its position after a wild-card win at Jacksonville, moving from +1000 to +600.
• Chicago’s comeback produced one of the most dramatic swings, with in-game odds reaching +8000 before the Bears rallied to win 31-27 and later settled at +1600.
• San Francisco shortened significantly after eliminating the defending champion Eagles, moving from +3500 to +1900.

From a broader perspective, the board also shows how quickly the postseason can reorder expectations. Some teams solidify their standing with a win, others climb rapidly after a signature performance, and even recent champions can be removed from the picture in a single game.

Where things stand heading toward the Divisional Round

With the Divisional Round on the horizon, the odds reflect a mix of established positioning and recent momentum. The Seahawks are priced as the leading contender, with the Rams close behind. The Patriots and Bills have moved into stronger positions after wild-card victories, while the Bears and 49ers have drawn attention through high-impact results that significantly improved their odds.

As the playoffs continue, the board will keep responding to each outcome. For now, this snapshot captures a league where the top of the market is competitive, several teams are trending upward, and the defending champions have already been eliminated—an early reminder of how unforgiving the postseason can be.