The Denver Broncos have the 12th best Super Bowl 61 odds behind both the Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Chargers.
The NFL’s 2026-27 season is now underway. In 2025-26, the Denver Broncos made it to the cusp of the Super Bowl. With all that success, you would think that their odds are pretty decent to make a run at the championship in 2026. The sportsbooks already have odds ready for fans who believe the Broncos are worth betting money on.
FanDuel has released their way-too-early Super Bowl 61 odds, and it sure feels like the Denver Broncos are getting disrespected here after winning the AFC West and having the league’s best record last season.
Super Bowl 61 odds
- Seattle Seahawks: +750
- Los Angeles Rams: +800
- Baltimore Ravens: +1200
- Buffalo Bills: +1200
- Green Bay Packers: +1300
- Los Angeles Chargers: +1500
- Philadelphia Eagles: +1500
- Detroit Lions: +1600
- Kansas City Chiefs: +1600
- New England Patriots: +1700
- San Francisco 49ers: +1800
- Denver Broncos: +2000
- Jacksonville Jaguars: +2000
- Houston Texans: +2000
- Chicago Bears: +2700
- Cincinnati Bengals: +3000
- Dallas Cowboys: +3000
- Indianapolis Colts:+4000
- Washington Commanders: +4500
- Atlanta Falcons: +5000
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers: +5000
- Minnesota Vikings: +5500
- New York Giants: +7500
- Pittsburgh Steelers: +10000
- Cleveland Browns: +12500
- Las Vegas Raiders: +12500
- Tennessee Titans: +15000
- Carolina Panthers: +15000
- New Orleans Saints: +17500
- Arizona Cardinals: +20000
- Miami Dolphins: +22500
- New York Jets: +25000
A quick look at the AFC West
- Los Angeles Chargers: +1500
- Kansas City Chiefs: +1600
- Denver Broncos: +2000
- Las Vegas Raiders: +12500
Every offseason, the Los Angeles Chargers are the media darlings. 2027 will be no different, with the books saying they are the favorite to win the AFC West. Look for this story to have teeth until about week 10 when the wheels inevitably start falling off the Charger’s bus.
The question for Kansas City is whether or not Patrick Mahomes has enough of a fire lit under him to get back to work on being the best quarterback in the league, or if he’s instead going to keep whining to the refs about how they are getting it wrong when he’s throwing bad passes and his team lacks talent because of his ridiculous contract.
I’m not really sure how the Las Vegas Raiders got bumped up so many spots. Their franchise is an absolute dumpster fire that is literally going to lose one of the league’s best defenders in Maxx Crosby. Hopefully, they make that #1 draft pick count, and maybe they will end up the season better than six other NFL teams.
Why the Broncos look like a longer shot
Denver Broncos fans are looking forward to next season with good reason. The Broncos have one of the league’s best young starting quarterbacks. They have a stellar defense with Defensive Coordinator Vance Joseph returning for another run. Given that the team will finally have cap room now that they are out from under that horrendous Russel Wilson contract, they will look to be movers and shakers in free agency. They also hold their full slate of draft picks this year with an extra 7th rounder to boot.
I honestly feel like the odds here for the Broncos feel pretty accurate for such an early prognosis. They will be playing a pretty tough first-place schedule next season. I don’t think the Chiefs will be nearly as big of pushovers as they were in 2026. I also do believe the Chargers got better by adding Mike McDaniel as the Offensive Coordinator.
I would have a hard time if I were a betting man laying money that the Broncos are going to the Super Bowl in 2027. At +2000, would you take that Super Bowl bet on the Broncos next season?
Category: General Sports
