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The NFL trade deadline is in the books.
For the most part, teams’ rosters are set for the stretch run.
Here’s a look at the Super Bowl odds board now that the dust has settled.
TeamOddsTeamOddsBills+600Texans+10000Chiefs+650Bears+13000Rams+800Vikings+13000Eagles+900Panthers+25000Lions+900Cowboys+25000Packers+950Falcons+25000Colts+1000Cardinals+25000Seahawks+1200Commanders+50000Broncos+1500Dolphins+100000Ravens+1800Giants+100000Buccaneers+2000Raiders+100000Patriots+2500Bengals+10000049ers+3000Titans+100000Chargers+3500Jets+100000Steelers+7000Browns+100000Jaguars+7000Saints+100000Odds via DraftKings
Despite a quiet deadline, the Bills remain the Super Bowl favorites after their big win on Sunday in Buffalo over the Chiefs, who have the second-best odds in the league.
The Rams didn’t do anything on Tuesday either, but their recent play, fueled by an MVP run from quarterback Matthew Stafford, has them with the third-best odds at DraftKings.
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15) and tight end Travis Kelce (87) walk out with the rest of the team before an NFL football game against the Buffalo Bills Sunday, Nov. 2, 2025, in Orchard Park. N.Y. AP
The Colts made the biggest move ahead of Tuesday’s deadline, and have been rocketing up odds boards even with a big trade.
Indianapolis acquired star cornerback Sauce Gardner in exchange for two first-round picks and wide receiver Adonai Mitchell, fortifying their defense for a playoff run.
They are followed by the Seahawks, who made a deal to improve their wide receiver room, bringing in Rashid Shaheed in a trade with the Saints.
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While the Jets essentially had zero shot at the postseason, they made that official with their series of moves on Tuesday.
Gang Green is in a group of eight afterthought teams with +100000 odds to win it all.
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