NFLSep 30
Bills Join Rams Atop Super Bowl LXI Odds as 49ers Gain Ground
Buffalo and Los Angeles share the shortest championship price, while San Francisco’s unbeaten start has tightened the NFC race.
By OddsListing wire desk
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Buffalo catches Los Angeles
The Los Angeles Rams no longer have the Super Bowl LXI betting market to themselves. Following their second defeat of the season, their championship odds have drifted to +670, putting them level with the unbeaten Buffalo Bills. Los Angeles entered the campaign at +500. Buffalo, meanwhile, has shortened from an opening price of 10-1 after a 3-0 start. The movement brings the teams together at the top of the board, with the Rams losing their outright-favorite status for the first time this season.
San Francisco closes the gap
The San Francisco 49ers have made a substantial move, shortening from 19-1 before the season to +900 after an undefeated start. They now sit alongside the Baltimore Ravens, whose championship price has improved from 10-1. San Francisco’s rise also extends to the conference market: the 49ers and Rams are tied at +400 to win the NFC. Behind the leading championship contenders, the defending champion Seattle Seahawks stand at 10-1, followed by the Kansas City Chiefs at +1050.
NFC North prices shift
Week 3 brought notable changes to the NFC North’s Super Bowl outlook. The Detroit Lions still carry the division’s shortest championship odds at 19-1, but the Chicago Bears and Minnesota Vikings are both at 24-1 and gaining ground. The Green Bay Packers have moved in the opposite direction. A 1-2 start has pushed their Super Bowl price to 55-1, compared with 25-1 a week earlier. That leaves Green Bay well behind its division rivals on the championship board.
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