The Super Bowl LXI champion market is the deepest futures board in football, trading across roughly $73.9M in cumulative volume with all 32 NFL teams priced on both Kalshi and Polymarket. The Los Angeles Rams anchor the favorite tier, with the Seattle Seahawks and Buffalo Bills the clearest names behind them and a broad pack of AFC and NFC contenders filling out the field. The live board above ranks the current cross-platform prices on every team; the market resolves when Super Bowl LXI is played in February 2027, with a deadline of March 31, 2027.
The Super Bowl LXI champion market is the single largest football futures board on the prediction-market calendar, with all 32 NFL teams listed on both Kalshi and Polymarket and roughly $73.9M in cumulative volume across the field. The shape of the board is durable even as individual prices move: a thin favorite tier led by the Los Angeles Rams, a clear chase group built around the Seattle Seahawks, Buffalo Bills, and Baltimore Ravens, and a long tail of low-single-digit teams that need a healthy roster and a January run to matter. The live board above always shows the current cross-platform cents on every team.
The Los Angeles Rams sit at the top of the field for structural reasons that outlast any one week of trading: a complete roster on both sides of the ball, a top-tier quarterback, and the kind of coaching continuity that the market consistently rewards in a single-elimination postseason. As the team the rest of the board is priced against, Los Angeles is the number that tends to move first when a contender stumbles or a January seed firms up.
The Seattle Seahawks and Buffalo Bills are the most stable names behind the favorite, trading nearly even with each other near the top of the chase group. Buffalo carries the longer-running pedigree as a perennial AFC threat, while Seattle's number reflects a roster the market treats as a genuine NFC contender rather than a wild-card longshot. When either price firms, it usually comes at the expense of the rest of their conference's field rather than the Rams.
The Baltimore Ravens and Kansas City Chiefs headline the next band, the part of the board where most of the trading action concentrates. Baltimore's run prevention and quarterback dynamism keep it priced as a live title threat, while Kansas City carries the largest postseason-experience premium in the sport even when its regular-season number sits in the middle of the pack. The Denver Broncos round out this group of teams the market treats as real contenders rather than longshots. This middle band is the most price-sensitive part of the board: a single win streak, a key injury, or a playoff-seeding swing can move these names by several cents in a day, which is exactly what the live board above is built to capture.
The long tail spans most of the remaining clubs, from established playoff regulars like the Detroit Lions, Philadelphia Eagles, Cincinnati Bengals, Los Angeles Chargers, and San Francisco 49ers down to rebuilding rosters priced near the floor. For these teams the market is effectively pricing the probability of a healthy stretch run plus a hot January, not a season-long favorite's path. The AFC and NFC conference markets feed directly into this board, since a team has to win its conference before it can win the title.
The market resolves to the team that wins Super Bowl LXI, the championship game between the AFC and NFC conference winners, played in February 2027 to close out the 2026 NFL season. The board carries a resolution deadline of March 31, 2027. Each team contract pays out if that team wins the title; every other team contract resolves to zero. If the game is canceled or cannot be completed by the resolution date, the market settles under each platform's published void rules.
This board is the headline of the football futures slate. Pair it with the AFC conference market and the NFC conference market to see each side's path to the title, track the individual race in the NFL MVP market, and browse the full sports markets hub for team win totals, division races, and weekly game lines. For ongoing analysis as the playoff picture reshapes the field, follow coverage from Genius Staff.
Resolves to the team that wins Super Bowl LXI, the National Football League championship game between the AFC and NFC conference winners, played in February 2027 to close out the 2026 NFL season. The market carries a resolution deadline of March 31, 2027. Each team contract pays $1 per share if that team wins the Super Bowl; all other team contracts resolve to $0. The source of truth is the NFL's official declaration of the Super Bowl LXI champion. If the game is canceled, suspended, or cannot be completed by the resolution date, the market settles under each platform's published void and postponement rules.
The live board above shows current cross-platform prices for all 32 NFL teams on Kalshi and Polymarket. The Los Angeles Rams anchor the favorite tier and the Seattle Seahawks and Buffalo Bills are the clearest names behind them, with a flat pack of contenders trailing across roughly $73.9M in cumulative volume.
It resolves when Super Bowl LXI is played in February 2027, the championship game of the 2026 NFL season, with a deadline of March 31, 2027. The winning team's contract pays out and every other team resolves to zero.
The market trades on both Kalshi and Polymarket, with all 32 teams listed on each. Prediction Genius shows both platforms side by side so you can compare cross-platform prices on every contender.
The Los Angeles Rams are the durable favorite, priced as the anchor of the field on the strength of a complete roster and top-tier quarterback play. The Seattle Seahawks and Buffalo Bills are the most stable names behind them; see the live board above for the current cents.
Watch quarterback health across the favorite tier, plus the race for No. 1 playoff seeds and first-round byes, which reprices the Seahawks, Bills, Ravens, and Chiefs chase group the most as the December standings set the postseason bracket.