2026 Super Bowl Odds After NFL Draft: Eagles, Ravens Favorites to Hoist Lombardi Trophy

After a busy weekend in which all 32 teams improved their rosters during the NFL draft, the latest 2026 Super Bowl odds still tell a similar story at the top.
The Philadelphia Eagles remain the betting favorites to win the Super Bowl after hoisting the Lombardi Trophy in February. They're followed by the Baltimore Ravens, Kansas City Chiefs, Buffalo Bills, and Detroit Lions in the top five.
Here's a look at the latest Super Bowl odds following the NFL draft:
📈 2026 Super Bowl odds & betting favorites
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🦅 Philadelphia Eagles (+650)
It shouldn't surprise anybody to see the Eagles flying high as the early favorites to win the Super Bowl for a second straight season.
Last year's roster was the best in the entire league, led by a dominant offensive line and record-setting run game and the league's top-ranked defense. The latter unit could be even better this year after adding former Alabama star Jihaad Campbell with the No. 31 pick.
Campbell is already among the favorites by the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year odds, while Hurts might be the most underappreciated QB in football. It's tough to repeat in the NFL, but Philly is clearly built to do so next year.
📊 Best odds: +650 via bet365 | Implied probability: 13.33%
🐦⬛ Baltimore Ravens (+750)
As is an annual tradition in late April, the Ravens grabbed two of the best players available in the NFL draft by selecting safety Malaki Starks (No. 27) and edge rusher Mike Green (No. 59) with their first two picks.
Starks should start right away for a defense that declined last year but looked like a top unit over the back half of the season. The Ravens also added protection up front to bolster the No. 1 ranked offense from a season ago.
It's easy to see why Baltimore is the favorite to win the AFC, especially with Lamar Jackson favored by the NFL MVP odds to win the award for a third time.
📊 Best odds: +750 via FanDuel | Implied probability: 11.76%
🦬 Buffalo Bills (+750)
Did the Bills do enough this offseason to build a winning roster around Josh Allen? That's the biggest question after the superstar QB finally won the first MVP award of his career but couldn't lead his team past the AFC Championship.
Buffalo drafted cornerback Maxwell Hairston out of Kentucky with the No. 30 pick, which should help shore up a secondary that has been gutted over the last two years. That was one of six draft picks spent reshaping this defense, including each of the Bills' first five picks.
Time will tell whether those additions were enough to help vault this team past Kansas City - which has ended Buffalo's season four of the last five years - but there's a chance these are the best odds we see all season for the Bills.
📊 Best odds: +750 via BetMGM | Implied probability: 11.76%
🔴 Kansas City Chiefs (+800)
The NFL's most unstoppable team this decade looked completely hapless in last season's Super Bowl loss to the Eagles. And this year is all about getting right for Patrick Mahomes and Co.
The first step was revamping an offensive line that simply didn't cut it last year, so the team signed Jaylon Moore in free agency and drafted Josh Simmons in the first round of the NFL draft. The Chiefs also added two pass rushers on Day 2 before filling out much-needed depth on Day 3.
With Mahomes, head coach Andy Reid, and defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo still at the helm, Kansas City is a threat to win it all every single year. And this is one of their best offseason prices we've seen in a while.
📊 Best odds: +800 via Caesars | Implied probability: 11.11%
🦁 Detroit Lions (+950)
Has the window shut for the Lions? It's hard not to be pessimistic after offensive coordinator Ben Johnson and defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn left for head coaching jobs this winter.
Detroit did add some talent this offseason by signing elite cornerback D.J. Reed in free agency and drafting defensive tackle Tyleik Williams in the first round. Neither move will quell concerns about how this team will operate without their standout coordinators from the last few years.
This is still a top-flight roster that likely would have advanced further last year if not for a rash of injuries, so there could be some sneaky value at these odds for Dan Campbell's group to finally win the first Super Bowl in franchise history.
📊 Best odds: +950 via FanDuel | Implied probability: 9.52%
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