Latest Super Bowl Odds: Rams and Bills Lead the Board
- The Los Angeles Rams hold a share of the top spot on the Super Bowl LXI oddsboard at DraftKings Sportsbook as of September 29, despite blowing a 16-point...
- Oddsmakers placed the Rams and Bills atop the betting board at +670, meaning a $10 bet returns $77 total.
- The Bills shared the +670 co-favorite status after starting the season with a 3-0 record under head coach Joe Brady, who became the first coach in franchise history...
The Los Angeles Rams hold a share of the top spot on the Super Bowl LXI oddsboard at DraftKings Sportsbook as of September 29, despite blowing a 16-point halftime lead in a 30-26 loss to the Denver Broncos that dropped their record to 1-2. Sportsbooks kept the Rams co-favored at +670 alongside the Buffalo Bills, factoring in the expected returns of Puka Nacua and Myles Garrett from injuries.
Super Bowl LXI Odds and Market Co-Favorites
Oddsmakers placed the Rams and Bills atop the betting board at +670, meaning a $10 bet returns $77 total. The Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers sat closely behind at +900, while the Seattle Seahawks stood at +1000 and the Kansas City Chiefs at +1050. The early-season odds movement reflected shifting expectations across the league as injuries and early results changed the outlook. Los Angeles opened its campaign with a loss in Australia during Week 1, followed by news that Garrett would miss at least four games following arthroscopic knee surgery. The Rams rebounded in Week 2 without Garrett and Nacua before building their 16-0 advantage against Denver. The subsequent collapse was tied for the third-largest blown lead of head coach Sean McVay’s career, yet the betting market maintained confidence in the roster’s long-term ceiling.
Buffalo Bills Open New Stadium Era Strong
The Bills shared the +670 co-favorite status after starting the season with a 3-0 record under head coach Joe Brady, who became the first coach in franchise history to win his first three games. Buffalo opened its new stadium in Week 2 by defeating Detroit as Josh Allen accounted for five touchdowns—three passing and two rushing. Week 3 brought a victory over the Chargers despite a minus-four turnover margin, marking the first time the franchise won with a turnover deficit that steep since defeating the Indianapolis Colts in 1997.
Early Season Fallers on the Oddsboard
While the Rams and Bills held firm at the top, other prominent contenders experienced steep drops on the oddsboard through the first three weeks. The Los Angeles Chargers fell from +1600 before the season to +6500 after starting 0-3 for the first time since 2017. The Chargers carried a streak of six consecutive games scoring fewer than 20 points, their longest such drought since 1998. The Green Bay Packers slid to +5500 after a 1-2 start capped by a 35-point home-opener loss to the previously winless Atlanta Falcons. The defeat ended a 13-year home-opener winning streak that tied for the longest in NFL history, dating back to 2012. Green Bay struggled offensively, averaging a league-low 48.7 rushing yards per game and managing just 17 yards on the ground against Atlanta. Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Eagles fell from +1500 to +1700 following a 27-7 Monday Night Football loss to the Case Keenum-led Chicago Bears.