

The San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs' first losses of the season had incremental ramifications on the Super Bowl odds board. San Francisco remains the favorite for the 2026 season's title at +580, but that's a lengthening from +540 the previous week. Kansas City also maintained its position in third, but lengthened from +750 to +850.
That allowed other teams to make moves up the board. The Buffalo Bills, on bye in Week 7, moved from +750 to +700 for the Super Bowl, while the reigning champion Seattle Seahawks moved into fourth place from 12-1 to 11-1 with their win over the Chiefs. The Los Angeles Rams, who were the clear title favorites until a couple of weeks ago, also improved from 12-1 to 11-1 week-over-week.
Another significant mover in the futures markets was the Cincinnati Bengals, who secured a key road win over the Baltimore Ravens to become the favorites to win the AFC North (+110) for the first time this season. Cincinnati improved from 21-1 to 17-1 for the Super Bowl with the victory, while Baltimore lengthened from 10-1 to 12-1.