NFL Betting Futures Odds

NFL Futures Betting

An NFL "futures" bet is a wager on an event that will be determined later in the NFL season, beyond the current week's game. Often, NFL futures center around end-of-season results like a team to win a championship or a player to win an award. If the selected team or players wins the event on which the wager was placed, the bettor wins their bet.

Understanding NFL Futures and Payouts

NFL futures odds are NFL predictions associated with larger payouts, which is why it is not uncommon to see high odds like +6000. The high NFL futures odds ranges show just how difficult it is to predict an outcome far into the future, so that is why bettors who pick correctly are rewarded so well in futures wagers. Even the NFL teams that are seen as preseason favorites to win the Super Bowl will be "plus-money" that far in advance.

NFL futures odds are available prior to the season and will update throughout the year based on team and player performances. This gives bettors an opportunity to place a futures wager at almost any time during the NFL season. Don't wait too long to bet, though on NFL futures odds. Payout odds are likely to shift as the outcomes become more clear throughout the season, meaning a smaller potential payout in the end.

Super Bowl LX Odds

It's never too early to talk about the Super Bowl odds! Going into the start of the NFL season, we look at some favorites to hoist the Lombardi Trophy in [dateformat f="yyyy"]. The Rams are the top contender, followed by the Bills, Ravens, and Seahawks.

Super Bowl 2027 Date

Super Bowl 2027 (Super Bowl LXI) will be played at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, on February 14, 2027.

NFL Playoff Odds

The expanded NFL playoff format, adopted for the 2021-22 season, is continuing this season. This format will allow 14 teams to compete in the playoffs, seven from each conference. Check back regularly to see where your team falls throughout the season for NFL odds.

NFL Win Total Odds

Regular season win predictions are typically bet on during training camp and the preseason as bettors get a sense of what their favorite teams are looking like after the draft and free agency. Oddsmakers set a line at how many games they think teams will win, and then it is up to bettors to decide if they will go over or under that set mark. Check out the latest NFL win total lines and odds for each team...

AFC Championship Odds

The 2025-26 season delivered one of the biggest upsets in recent memory: the Chiefs missed the playoffs entirely for the first time since 2014, while Drake Maye and the Patriots rode a favorable schedule all the way to Super Bowl LX before falling to the Seahawks. Heading into 2026-27, the Bills and Ravens have emerged as co-favorites to win the AFC conference, with Josh Allen looking to finally break through and Lamar Jackson looking to bounce back from an injury-plagued season in Baltimore. Kansas City isn't far behind in the odds, banking on a healthy return from Patrick Mahomes to erase last year's disappointment. Our NFL futures page tracks the current AFC Championship odds.

AFC North Division Winner Odds

Jump To: Baltimore Ravens | Cleveland Browns | Cincinnati Bengals | Pittsburgh Steelers

The AFC North title changed hands yet again in 2025-26, with the Steelers grinding out a Week 18 win over the Ravens to claim the division at 10-7, only to fall to the Texans in the Wild Card round. That was also Mike Tomlin's final game in Pittsburgh — he stepped down after 19 seasons, handing the reins to Mike McCarthy, who now leads a Steelers team still built around 42-year-old Aaron Rodgers. Meanwhile, the Ravens are looking to reclaim the crown after Lamar Jackson battled injuries through a rough season, and the Bengals need Joe Burrow to stay upright to make good on their considerable talent. The Browns, who haven't won the division since 1989, enter a new chapter under coach Todd Monken. Many experts still believe this is the toughest division in football for a reason. Above you'll find the latest AFC North odds.

AFC South Division Winner Odds

Jump To: Houston Texans | Indianapolis Colts | Jacksonville Jaguars | Tennessee Titans

The Jaguars turned things around in a big way last season, jumping from 4-13 to 13-4 under Liam Coen to reclaim the division, though their playoff run ended early. CJ Stroud and the Texans are once again favored to take back the crown after a strong 12-5 Wild Card season, while the Colts look to build on a promising first half before their late-season collapse cost them a shot at their first division title since 2014. The Titans are the clear long shot for the AFC South winner, having posted back-to-back 3-14 finishes, but a fresh coaching staff — with Cam Ward at quarterback — gives Tennessee fans some hope for improvement. Scroll up for the full breakdown of AFC South odds and bet on who will win the division.

AFC East Division Winner Odds

Jump To: Buffalo Bills | Miami Dolphins | New England Patriots | New York Jets

The AFC East is once again a two-team race, just as it's been for most of the century. Drake Maye and the Patriots stunned the league last season, riding a soft schedule to a 14-3 record, an AFC Championship win over Denver, and a trip to Super Bowl LX. But Josh Allen and the Bills — who went 12-5 before falling to the Broncos in the divisional round — have retooled their defense this offseason and sit as slight favorites to reclaim the division they dominated for years. The Jets and Dolphins remain afterthoughts, with Miami undergoing a rebuild and New York still searching for its first division title since 2002. Take a look at where the AFC East odds stand so far above.

AFC West Division Winner Odds

Jump To: Denver Broncos | Kansas City Chiefs | Las Vegas Raiders | Los Angeles Chargers

After nine division titles in ten seasons, the Chiefs' AFC West reign finally broke last year as the Broncos surged to the top of the division and reached the AFC Championship Game before falling to New England. Kansas City, without Mahomes and Andy Reid missing the playoffs for the first time since 2014, now looks like a team poised to bounce back with Mahomes expected to return healthy from his ACL/LCL injury. The Chargers have quietly emerged as legitimate contenders as well, making this arguably the most balanced three-team race in the conference. The Raiders remain the clear afterthought, without a division title since 2002. The current AFC West odds are laid out above.

NFC Championship Odds

Jump Ahead to NFC Divisions: North | South | East | West

The Seattle Seahawks capped a 14-3 season by knocking off the Rams in the NFC Championship and then handling the Patriots in Super Bowl LX for their second Lombardi Trophy. But it's their NFC West rival that's grabbing early attention — the Rams' blockbuster trade for Myles Garrett has vaulted them into the driver's seat as the team to beat in the conference. Don't sleep on the NFC North either, where the Lions and Packers are lurking behind a very competitive division. Be sure to track the current NFC Championship odds above.

NFC North Division Winner Odds

Jump To: Chicago Bears | Detroit Lions | Green Bay Packers | Minnesota Vikings

The NFC North odds reflect one of the most wide-open divisions in football once again. The Chicago Bears surged to an 11-6 record and their first division title since 2018 in Ben Johnson's debut season, but oddsmakers see Detroit as the team to beat after a down year knocked the Lions off their perch. Green Bay isn't far behind, leaning on Jordan Love's continued growth, while Minnesota rounds out a division where every team has won the crown at least once in the past five seasons. Track how the NFC North odds change throughout the season, and bet your favorite.

NFC South Division Winner Odds

Jump To: Atlanta Falcons | Carolina Panthers | New Orleans Saints | Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Bryce Young and the Carolina Panthers snapped the Buccaneers' four-year stranglehold on the division last season, clinching the NFC South crown on the final weekend. Tampa Bay is looking to reclaim its throne and sits as the current favorite in the NFC South odds, but Carolina, Atlanta, and New Orleans all believe they have the pieces to make it a real fight. Each team has evident and significant gaps to fill, so the division remains up for grabs. Check the NFC South odds throughout the season to stay in tune with the latest movement.

NFC East Division Winner Odds

Jump To: Dallas Cowboys | New York Giants | Philadelphia Eagles | Washington Commanders

Philadelphia is chasing a three-peat as division champs, and the current NFC East odds still list the Eagles as favorites, but the margin over Dallas has narrowed considerably after the Cowboys overhauled their defense this offseason. Washington is banking on a healthy Jayden Daniels to push back into contention after injuries derailed a promising follow-up to their NFC Championship run, while the Giants bring in Super Bowl-winning coach John Harbaugh alongside one of their most aggressive rebuilds in years. Check out how the NFC East odds shake out above in what should be one of the more intriguing division races.

NFC West Division Winner Odds

Jump To: Arizona Cardinals | Los Angeles Rams | San Francisco 49ers | Seattle Seahawks

The NFC West could once again be the most entertaining divisional battle of the season, with the reigning Super Bowl champion Seahawks squaring off against a Rams team that made the biggest splash of the offseason by trading for Myles Garrett. Early NFC West odds have the Rams as favorites to win the division outright, but Seattle's championship pedigree and the 49ers' continued competitiveness make this anything but settled. See where the NFC West odds stand for each team above.

NFL MVP Odds

Los Angeles Rams QB Matthew Stafford took home the NFL MVP award for the 2025-26 season, edging Drake Maye in the closest MVP vote since 2003. Action Network tracks the latest NFL MVP odds on this page.

In addition to the NFL MVP award, there are a number of other individual awards given to players each season. Considering the MVP award almost always goes to a quarterback (like the pro version of the Heisman Trophy), the NFL has other offensive and defensive awards for players to pursue:

NFL Offensive Player of the Year (OPOY) Odds

With the MVP trophy almost always going to a quarterback, this is the award for which other offensive players can aim. The NFL OPOY is typically given to either the running back or wide receiver with the best stats on the season. It's also possible that a player wins the OPOY and the MVP in the same season. Jaxon Smith-Njigba took home the honors for the 2025-26 season after leading the NFL in receiving yards, edging out Puka Nacua and Christian McCaffrey. Check out the current NFL OPOY odds on this page.

NFL Defensive Player of the Year (DPOY) Odds

The NFL Defensive Player of the Year award can go to any player around the defense on the field. Sometimes, a defensive end or tackle gets it; sometimes, a linebacker or cornerback can get it. There isn't one specific stat that reigns supreme over others, but sacks, total tackles and interceptions can play a large part in claiming the DPOY award. Myles Garrett won the 2025-26 NFL Defensive Player of the Year award after breaking the single-season sack record. Check out the current NFL DPOY odds on this page.

NFL Comeback Player of the Year (CPOY) Odds

The NFL CPOY award is given to a player who's overcome some adversity in the past and has returned to put together a strong, or even stellar, performance during the regular season. This award has caused much controversy as previous winners, such as Geno Smith and Joe Flacco, only overcame an injury after breaking out in their CPOY award year. So, the NFL has changed the criteria to "honor a player who has demonstrated resilience in the face of adversity by overcoming illness, physical injury or other circumstances that led him to miss playing time the previous season." For the 2025-26 season, the winner was Christian McCaffrey, who bounced back from a lost 2024 to lead the NFL in touches while compiling over 2,000 yards from scrimmage. Check out the current NFL CPOY odds on this page.

NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year (OROY) Odds

Since a rookie QB is unlikely to contend for the MVP, the OROY race throws an extra position into the mix. The award goes to the best offensive rookie of the season. Panthers wideout Tetairoa McMillan took home the honors for the 2025-26 season. Any offensive player is eligible, but "sexy" stats tend to be required to be considered (sorry, linemen). Check out the current NFL OROY odds on this page.

NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year (DROY) Odds

Like the OROY, the DROY award goes to the top rookie of the year but on the defensive side of the ball. The best rookies come from somewhere around the top of the draft, so pay attention to those first few draft picks on either side of the ball that could compete for individual awards. Browns linebacker Carson Schwesinger, a former walk-on and just the No. 33 overall pick, won the 2025-26 award after leading all rookies in tackles and tackles for loss. Check out the current NFL DROY odds on this page.

Bet on NFL Futures

After a long season and the NFL Playoffs eliminating teams from 14 to two for the Super Bowl, oddsmakers will set American Odds on the NFL championship match-up. At this point, these are no longer NFL future odds -- the main event is near! 

For additional resources, check out our betting calculators . But here are the fast facts on betting odd types and how to bet on the Super Bowl.

✅ What are American Odds?

American Odds are the default odds at U.S. sportsbooks. The odds are based on winning $100 for a given bet on either the Favorite or the Underdog.  A Favorite will have a minus (-) sign next to the odds and represents the money you need to risk to win $100. An Underdog will have a plus (+) sign in front and represents the money you can win for every $100 risked. So, if you're betting on the Bucs at -140 against the Chiefs, that means Tampa Bay is a slight favorite. You need to risk $140 to win $100 on the Bucs. If they win, you profit $100 and get your original $140 back.

 ✅ What are Decimal Odds?

Beyond the U.S., most of the world uses Decimal Odds, in part because it’s easier to convert them to implied probabilities. Decimal odds represent the amount you win for every $1 wagered. And the number represents the total return, not just the profit (this is different from American and fractional odds).

 ✅ What are Fractional Odds?

Fractional Odds are used primarily in Ireland and the United Kingdom. Few bettors use fractional odds for betting sports other than horse racing, because the conversions to understand return are challenging. To calculate winnings on fractional odds, multiply your bet by the top number (the numerator), then divide the result by the bottom number (the denominator). 

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