Updated Super Bowl 61 Odds After Kirk Cousins, Josh Downs Trades at 2027 NFL Deadline

The 2026 NFL trade deadline featured several notable moves on Tuesday.

The Minnesota Vikings reportedly acquired quarterback Kirk Cousins in a deal with the Las Vegas Raiders, while the Kansas City Chiefs added wide receiver Josh Downs as part of a swap with the Indianapolis Colts.

Here's a look at the latest odds to win Super Bowl 61 following the deadline, according to FanDuel Sportsbook.

1. Buffalo Bills, +550
2. San Francisco 49ers, +600
3. Jacksonville Jaguars, +750
4. Chicago Bears, +800
5. Kansas City Chiefs, +1200
6. Los Angeles Rams, +1400
7. Cincinnati Bengals, +1400
8. Seattle Seahawks, +1500
9. Detroit Lions, +1600
10. Denver Broncos, +1600
11. Green Bay Packers, +2000
12. Minnesota Vikings, +2200
13. New England Patriots, +3000
14. Houston Texans, +3500
15. Pittsburgh Steelers, +4500
16. Tampa Bay Buccaneers, +5000
17. Dallas Cowboys, +6000
18. New York Giants, +6000
19. Atlanta Falcons, +10000
20. Carolina Panthers, +10000
21. New Orleans Saints, +12500
22. Cleveland Browns, +17500
23. Washington Commanders, +17500
24. Baltimore Ravens, +17500
25. Las Vegas Raiders, +40000
26. Tennessee Titans, +100000
27. Arizona Cardinals, +100000
28. Indianapolis Colts, +100000
29. Los Angeles Chargers, +100000
30. New York Jets, +100000
31. Miami Dolphins, +100000
32. Philadelphia Eagles, +100000

The Vikings received Cousins from the Raiders in exchange for a 2027 third-round pick.

The veteran previously suited up for Minnesota from 2018-23, with his last two seasons as a member of the organization occurring under current Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell.

Across that two-year span, Cousins completed 67.1 percent of his passes for 6,878 yards and 47 touchdowns compared to 19 interceptions in 25 games.

This season, the veteran has thrown for 2,340 yards and 20 touchdowns while getting picked off eight times across nine appearances. He's also compiled a 64.1 completion percentage.

The Vikings sit at No. 2 in the NFC North standings with a 6-2 record, but their quarterbacks have combined to amass a mere 1,286 passing yards and eight touchdowns to go along with five interceptions.

For the Chiefs, Downs should immediately become an important piece of their receiving corps.

In nine games with the Colts this season, he hauled in 33 receptions for 354 yards and one touchdown. Downs particularly thrived during a matchup with Kansas City in Week 2, catching seven of his nine targets for 72 yards.

The Chiefs currently own a 6-2 record, looking to return to the AFC playoff picture and contend for another Super Bowl title following a disappointing 6-11 finish last year.