Rams Lead Super Bowl 2026 Prediction Markets Odds as Seahawks Close In

With the NFL regular season nearing the finish line, prediction markets are increasingly aligning around a surprising storyline for Super Bowl 2026: the Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks sit at the top of the board, turning the NFC West into the league’s loudest title conversation.

On Polymarket’s “Super Bowl Champion 2026” market (which resolves on Super Bowl Sunday), the Rams lead at about 15.6%, followed by Buffalo at 14% and the Seahawks at 13.4%, based on the platform’s live implied probabilities.

Kalshi’s market paints an even stronger edge for Los Angeles. A recent snapshot cited the Rams trading around 19 cents (roughly a 19% implied chance), with Seattle next at 12 cents and Buffalo at 10 cents. Differences between platforms are common because liquidity, participant mix, and pricing mechanics can vary—even when bettors are reacting to the same headlines.

Those headlines have been loud. Both the Rams and Seahawks have already clinched playoff berths, and Seattle recently surged in the NFC race after a dramatic win over Los Angeles.

Super Bowl LX is scheduled for Feb. 8, 2026, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, which adds extra intrigue as the postseason picture sharpens and home-field paths become clearer.

Behind the NFC West duo, the next tier in market attention includes teams like the Bills and Broncos on both prediction and sportsbook-style boards, reflecting how quickly probabilities can swing with injuries, playoff seeding, and late-season form.