The Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks are currently viewed as the teams most likely to reach (and win) the Super Bowl, with the Denver Broncos and Buffalo Bills often listed right behind them in odds and expert rankings.

Current top favorites

  • Seattle Seahawks
    • Entered the playoffs as the betting favorite, with the best Super Bowl odds on several major sportsbooks.
* Finished 14–3, secured the NFC’s No. 1 seed, and need only two home wins to reach the Super Bowl, which gives them a significant path advantage.
  • Los Angeles Rams
    • Frequently ranked No. 1 or No. 2 on expert “most likely to win Super Bowl LX” lists.
* Analysts highlight Matthew Stafford’s strong season, a dynamic receiving corps, and a top-tier defense as key reasons they’re seen as highly **dangerous** in this playoff field.
  • Denver Broncos
    • Took the AFC’s No. 1 seed at 14–3, giving them the clearest AFC path with only two wins needed to make the Super Bowl.
* Odds moved shorter after clinching the top seed, putting them solidly in the “ones to watch” tier behind Seattle and L.A.
  • Buffalo Bills
    • Often listed in the top 5 or so contenders and backed by the reigning MVP, Josh Allen, plus one of the league’s most productive rushers in James Cook.
* Some expert brackets even pick a Bills–Rams Super Bowl, with Buffalo finally breaking through to the “big game.”

How experts are talking

Analytical rankings that order all 14 playoff teams by “most likely to win the Super Bowl” usually start with the Rams and Seahawks at the top, followed by AFC powers like the Broncos, Bills, Texans, and Patriots. These lists lean on a mix of regular-season performance, seeding, point differential, and quarterback play, which is why teams with elite QBs and strong defenses cluster at the top.

Sportsbooks mirror this, typically posting the shortest odds for the Seahawks, Rams, and Broncos, with the Bills and a few others just behind them in a second tier. While odds are not guarantees, they are a useful snapshot of how both betting markets and public sentiment view “who is most likely to go to the Super Bowl” right now.

Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.