This tracker shows the full futures field for the two markets that define a football season: the NFL’s Super Bowl LXI winner and college football’s national champion. Every team’s number is the market’s own implied chance, computed from the consensus price across the regulated sportsbooks pricing the field via The Odds API, with the vig stripped out so the whole board sums to 100 percent. The movement chips show how each team’s chance has shifted since our first archived snapshot of the market.
NFL · Super Bowl LXI Winnerupdated 15 min ago
Books in consensus: 7 · Contenders shown: 32 · movement since Jul 17, 2026
Market-implied chanceConsensus price
1.
Los Angeles Rams▼ -0.6 pts
12%
+600 (+550 at first capture)
2.
Buffalo Billsflat
7.6%
+1000
3.
Baltimore Ravensflat
6.9%
+1200 (+1100 at first capture)
4.
Seattle Seahawksflat
6.9%
+1100
5.
San Francisco 49ers▲ +0.9 pts
5.4%
+1400 (+1700 at first capture)
6.
Kansas City Chiefs▲ +0.4 pts
5.2%
+1600
7.
Los Angeles Chargersflat
4.6%
+1700
8.
Philadelphia Eaglesflat
4.5%
+1700 (+1800 at first capture)
9.
Houston Texans▲ +0.4 pts
4.3%
+1800 (+2000 at first capture)
10.
Detroit Lionsflat
4.3%
+1800
11.
Denver Broncos▲ +0.4 pts
4.3%
+2000
12.
Cincinnati Bengalsflat
4%
+2000
13.
New England Patriots▼ -0.4 pts
3.9%
+2000 (+1800 at first capture)
14.
Green Bay Packers▼ -0.3 pts
3.6%
+2200 (+2000 at first capture)
15.
Dallas Cowboys▲ +0.3 pts
3.5%
+2500
16.
Chicago Bearsflat
3.3%
+2500
17.
Jacksonville Jaguarsflat
2.7%
+3000 (+2800 at first capture)
18.
Minnesota Vikingsflat
1.8%
+5000
19.
Tampa Bay Buccaneersflat
1.5%
+5500 (+5000 at first capture)
20.
Pittsburgh Steelersflat
1.4%
+6000 (+7000 at first capture)
21.
Indianapolis Coltsflat
1.3%
+6500 (+6000 at first capture)
22.
Washington Commandersflat
1.3%
+6600 (+6000 at first capture)
23.
New York Giantsflat
1.2%
+7000 (+6600 at first capture)
24.
New Orleans Saintsflat
0.9%
+9000
25.
Carolina Panthersflat
0.9%
+10000 (+8000 at first capture)
26.
Atlanta Falcons▼ -0.3 pts
0.7%
+12500 (+8000 at first capture)
27.
Tennessee Titansflat
0.5%
+15000
28.
Las Vegas Raidersflat
0.5%
+15000
29.
Cleveland Brownsflat
0.3%
+25000 (+22500 at first capture)
30.
New York Jetsflat
0.3%
+25000
31.
Miami Dolphinsflat
0.2%
+40000
32.
Arizona Cardinalsflat
0.2%
+50000
Longer shots below this line are grouped out of the table; the full field is normalized to 100% before display.
Every percentage is the market's implied probability with the vig removed: the consensus across the sportsbooks pricing this market via The Odds API, normalized so the full field sums to 100%. Movement compares today's consensus to the first snapshot we archived (stamped per board), which is when our tracking began, not necessarily the market's true open. Market prices are facts about the market, not our predictions or betting recommendations. 21+. Bet responsibly.
NCAAF · College Football National Championupdated 15 min ago
Books in consensus: 4 · Contenders shown: 25 · movement since Jul 17, 2026
Market-implied chanceConsensus price
1.
Ohio State Buckeyes▲ +1.1 pts
11.4%
+535 (+587 at first capture)
2.
Georgia Bulldogs▲ +2.4 pts
9.7%
+665 (+874 at first capture)
3.
Notre Dame Fighting Irishflat
9.6%
+650
4.
Texas Longhorns▲ +0.8 pts
9.3%
+674 (+750 at first capture)
5.
Miami Hurricanes▲ +1.8 pts
7.8%
+824 (+1100 at first capture)
6.
Indiana Hoosiers▼ -0.8 pts
7.1%
+874 (+800 at first capture)
7.
LSU Tigers▲ +1 pts
5%
+1348 (+1694 at first capture)
8.
Oregon Ducks▼ -4.2 pts
3.7%
+1895 (+800 at first capture)
9.
Texas Tech Red Raidersflat
3.3%
+2095 (+2200 at first capture)
10.
Texas A&M Aggies▼ -0.6 pts
2.8%
+2500 (+2000 at first capture)
11.
Alabama Crimson Tide▼ -0.3 pts
2.8%
+2500 (+2200 at first capture)
12.
Ole Miss Rebelsflat
2.7%
+2500 (+2341 at first capture)
13.
USC Trojans▲ +0.3 pts
2.3%
+3000 (+3500 at first capture)
14.
Oklahoma Sooners▼ -0.6 pts
1.9%
+3734 (+2728 at first capture)
15.
Tennessee Volunteersflat
1.4%
+5000
16.
Florida Gatorsflat
1.2%
+5739 (+5455 at first capture)
17.
Penn State Nittany Lionsflat
1.1%
+6668 (+6859 at first capture)
18.
Michigan Wolverines▼ -0.8 pts
1%
+7450 (+4000 at first capture)
19.
BYU Cougarsflat
0.8%
+9000 (+9474 at first capture)
20.
Auburn Tigersflat
0.8%
+9474 (+8890 at first capture)
21.
Missouri Tigersflat
0.7%
+10000 (+9474 at first capture)
22.
SMU Mustangsflat
0.7%
+10000 (+11112 at first capture)
23.
Utah Utesflat
0.7%
+10000 (+12004 at first capture)
24.
South Carolina Gamecocksflat
0.6%
+10910 (+12500 at first capture)
25.
Louisville Cardinalsflat
0.6%
+10910 (+12500 at first capture)
Longer shots below this line are grouped out of the table; the full field is normalized to 100% before display.
Every percentage is the market's implied probability with the vig removed: the consensus across the sportsbooks pricing this market via The Odds API, normalized so the full field sums to 100%. Movement compares today's consensus to the first snapshot we archived (stamped per board), which is when our tracking began, not necessarily the market's true open. Market prices are facts about the market, not our predictions or betting recommendations. 21+. Bet responsibly.
How to Read This Board
Each row is one team: the gold bar and percentage are the market-implied chance after devigging, and the price beside them is the consensus American odds. A raw futures board always adds up to well over 100 percent because every price carries the book’s margin; normalizing the field back to 100 removes that distortion so teams can be compared honestly.
Movement chips: The green and red arrows compare today’s implied chance to the first snapshot in our archive, with the date stamped on each board. That is when our tracking began, not necessarily the market’s true open.
Consensus, not one book: The price shown is the consensus across the books pricing the market, so your book’s exact number may differ. Shopping futures prices across books matters as much as shopping a Sunday spread.
Capped fields: The college board lists the leading contenders; the long tail of 100-plus priced teams is grouped out of the table, though the normalization always uses the full field.
Methodology
We snapshot these outright markets around the clock and archive the full field several times a day, which is what makes the movement column possible: each team’s current devigged chance is compared to its chance in our earliest stored snapshot. Every number is the market’s, attributed to the sportsbook consensus via The Odds API; nothing here is our prediction or a recommendation. For how these markets work (the heavy hold, win totals, hedging math), read our NFL futures and win totals guide; for our written take on the teams at the top of the NFL board, see the Super Bowl 2027 odds breakdown; and to see where sportsbooks and prediction markets disagree on the same outcomes, the Divergence Board runs on the same data.
Bet responsibly. A futures ticket locks your money up for months, and a market-implied chance is a price, not a promise. If gambling stops being fun, call or text the National Problem Gambling Helpline at 1-800-MY-RESET, or visit ncpgambling.org. You must be 21+ and physically located in a state where the sportsbook is licensed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about how the futures tracker works.
Why don’t these percentages match the odds at my sportsbook?
Two reasons: the board shows a consensus across several books rather than any single book’s price, and the percentages have the vig removed so the full field sums to 100 percent. Your book’s raw price always implies a slightly higher chance than the fair number because its margin is baked in.
What does the movement arrow on a team mean?
It compares the team’s current market-implied chance to its chance in the first snapshot we archived, with that start date stamped on each board. A green arrow means the market has moved toward the team since then, a red arrow away from it. It describes the market moving, not a prediction of anything.
How often does this futures board update?
Our tracking cron refreshes the consensus several times an hour around the clock, and the board shows the time since the last update in its header. Full-field snapshots are archived multiple times a day, which is the history the movement column is computed against.
