The 6-2 Rams, tied atop the NFC and their own division, are squarely in that conversation. And a lot of analysts from NFL.com agree. The Rams were the third-most-picked team to make the Super Bowl (eight) and the most-picked NFC team. Four experts believe L.A. will take home its second championship in the Sean McVay era, tied for the third-most.

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Patriots CB Carlton Davis III is next up on the homecoming circuit, playing the team he won a Super Bowl with in Tampa Bay.

Since the Super Bowl was first held between the Packers and Chiefs in 1966, the annual NFL game that determines who wins the league’s championship has transcended into the biggest sporting event in the country.

There wasn't much movement after Week 8 of the 2025 NFL season when it comes to Super Bowl odds, thanks to a lot of contenders winning their games and a handful of top teams resting up during a bye week. However, there were still some notable developments heading into Week 9. Here's a look at the latest Super Bowl odds from FanDuel.

The Bills remain atop the Super Bowl 60 odds despite consecutive losses to the Patriots and Falcons. The Chiefs' Week 6 victory over the Lions moves them up to No. 2 with Detroit third.

The NFL trade deadline rarely shakes up Super Bowl futures unless a superstar changes teams, but Tuesday’s flurry of deals was enough to move the betting board — and the Los Angeles Rams are sitting near the top of the odds.

The Chiefs are on top of the Super Bowl odds for the first time this season after a 31-0 victory over the Raiders. Discover the latest Super Bowl 60 odds!