NFL Playoff Odds 2026, Super Bowl Lines for AFC, NFC Bracket Contenders After Week 17

With one game left to go in NFL Week 17 action, we know 12 of the 14 teams that will be advancing to the postseason.

The final four teams—the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens in the AFC and the Carolina Panthers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the NFC—will play in two divisional head-to-head matchups in Week 18 to determine each conference's last available playoff spot.

Because there are still four teams vying for two spots, when we look at the Super Bowl odds, we're looking at 18 teams' chances of making it to the championship game.

These odds will look different by this time next week, but for now, these are the teams in each conference Vegas thinks have the best chance to win it all.

Super Bowl Odds

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Los Angeles Rams: +450

Seattle Seahawks: +500

Denver Broncos: +750

New England Patriots: +900

San Francisco 49ers: +950

Philadelphia Eagles: +1000

Buffalo Bills: +1100

Jacksonville Jaguars: +1300

Houston Texans: +1400

Green Bay Packers: +2000

Chicago Bears: +2000

Baltimore Ravens: +2000

Los Angeles Chargers: +2500

Pittsburgh Steelers: +9000

Tampa Bay Buccaneers: +10000

Carolina Panthers: +20000

Top AFC, NFC Contenders

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The Los Angeles Rams and the Denver Broncos. 

If the NFL season ended today, those are the two teams Vegas favors to meet in Super Bowl LX in the San Francisco Bay Area. 

Because the San Francisco 49ers defeated the Chicago Bears on Sunday night, the Rams no longer have a shot at the No. 1 seed in the NFC. The 49ers and Seattle Seahawks will duke it out for that privilege in Week 18. 

However, the Rams still appear to be one of the league's most complete teams. They are second in yards per game on offense and 16th in yards per game allowed on defense, though the latter figure is heavily skewed by having allowed the Seahawks to amass 415 yards in what proved to be a disastrous Week 17 loss.

The Rams also have the third best turnover differential in the NFL. On Monday Night Football, the Rams have a chance to strengthen their case as a team that is operating at a high level in all phases of the game. 

In the AFC, the Broncos became the AFC West's first division champion not named the Kansas City Chiefs in nine years. Denver will host its first playoff game since January 2016 and can lock up the No. 1 seed with a win over the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 18. 

The Broncos are a scrappy team. They have come into a game as the underdog five times and won four. They are also well-balanced, ranking ninth in the league in offensive yards per game and third in yards allowed per game. 

As for other movement in the odds, the San Francisco 49ers moved up from +1300 to +950 following their win over the Chicago Bears on Sunday Night Football. If they can beat the Seahawks, who have the third-best Super Bowl odds, in Week 18, we'll really have to start considering them as a team that can win it all, at home to boot. 

The Bears, meanwhile, fell slightly from +1900 to +2000, giving them the same odds as the division-rival Green Bay Packers (and, incidentally, the AFC's Baltimore Ravens). 

Super Bowl futures via DraftKings Sportsbook.