Doug Greenberg covers sport betting for ESPN. He previously covered sports betting, sports business and fantasy sports at Front Office Sports, VSiN and RotoWire. He lives in Chicago after growing up in Boston.
With one game in the books, Super Bowl odds for the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots changed ever so slightly, with Seattle moving from 12-1 to 11-1 and New England dipping to 19-1 from 18-1 following the Seahawks' 13-10 win Wednesday.
The Los Angeles Rams, fresh off an offseason that included a blockbuster trade for two-time and reigning Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett and the return of Aaron Donald from retirement, are the favorites at +500. That's well ahead of the second tier consisting of the Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills at 10-1, as well as the reigning champion Seahawks at 11-1.
Meanwhile, the Chargers were 11.5-point favorites over the Arizona Cardinals, which would have been the largest spread for a Week 1 game since 2012, according to ESPN Research, but that line has since dipped to Chargers -9.5. Arizona is dead last on the Super Bowl odds board at 500-1 and is thus far an underdog in every one of its 2026 games.
and subject to change.