🏈 Super Bowl Odds 2027: Rams Leapfrog Seahawks; Chiefs, 49ers Make Big Moves
The Los Angeles Rams (+850) are the most likely team to win it all on Valentine's Day 2027, according to the updated Super Bowl odds.
Their acquisition of Trent McDuffie from the Kansas City Chiefs pushed them past the defending champion Seattle Seahawks. The Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers are the latest contenders to make a massive splash, with the former signing Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III to transform their nonexistent ground game and the latter signing perennial 1000-yard man Mike Evans.
The Buffalo Bills (+1100) and Baltimore Ravens (+1200), receiving the third and fourth-shortest Super Bowl odds, respectively, also made impactful moves, improving their championship chances. Fee agency will officially start on Wednesday, March 11, at 4 p.m. ET.
👊 Updated signings, moves from Super Bowl contenders
The legal tampering period began on Monday at noon ET. Free agency will start on Wednesday, March 11, at 4 p.m. ET, so we'll soon see a shift, albeit minimal for the most part, in some teams' Super Bowl odds.
Ravens
- Traded for Maxx Crosby (via Raiders)
- Signed OG John Simpson (3 years, $30 million)
- Retained QB Tyler Huntley (2 years, $11 million)
Bills
- Traded for WR DJ Moore (via Bears)
- Signed CB Dee Alford (3 years, up to $21 million, $10.12M guaranteed)
- Signed QB Kyle Allen (2 years, $4.1 million, up to $6.1M)
- Retained C Connor McGovern (4 years, $52 million, $32M guaranteed)
- Retained P Mitch Wishnowsky (1 year)
Packers
- Traded for LB Zaire Franklin (via Colts)
- Signed CB Benjamin St-Juste (2 years, $10 million)
- Retained (OT Sean Rhyan, 3 years, $33 million)
- OT Darian Kinnard (1 year, up to $3.75 million)
Chiefs
- Signed RB Kenneth Walker III (3 years, up to $45 million, $28.7M guaranteed)
- S Alohi Gilman (3 years, $24.75 million, $15M guaranteed)
- DT/FB Khyiris Tonga (3 years, $21 million, $14M guaranteed)
- Retained TE Travis Kelce (1 year, $12 million, up to $15M)
- WR Tyquan Thornton (2 years, $11 million, up to $14M)
Rams
- Traded for CB Trent McDuffie (via Chiefs) (4 years, $124 million)
- Signed CB Jaylen Watson (3 years, $51 million, $34 million guaranteed)
- LS Joe Cardona (2 years)
- Retained S Kam Curl (3 years, $36 million)
- TE Tyler Higbee (2 years, $8 million)
49ers
- Signed WR Mike Evans (3 years, up to $60.4 million)
- OT Vederian Lowe (2 years, up to $12 million, $5.75 million guaranteed)
- Retained K Eddy Pineiro (4 years, $17 million)
Seahawks
- Retained WR Rashid Shaheed (3 years, $51 million, $34.7 million guaranteed)
- Retained CB Josh Jobe (3 years, $24 million)
- Retained LB Drake Thomas (2 years, $8 million)
- Retained RB George Holani (Tendered at $1.075 million)
- Retained S Ty Okada (Tendered at $1.145 million)
📊 Super Bowl odds 2027
Latest Super Bowl odds updated live in real time from our best NFL betting sites.
👊 Super Bowl favorites & biggest off-season moves
Some of the Super Bowl odds favorites have been busy improving their teams, hoping to knock the defending champion Seahawks off their perch.
💡 Free agency schedule and important dates
If you want to dive much deeper than when free agency starts, our Sean Tomlinson has you covered with the most important info, including the full schedule and other important dates.
🐏 Rams (+850)
The Rams and Seahawks had the same odds to win Super Bowl 2027 after Seattle won its first championship in 12 years. However, the Rams leapfrogged them and are the most likely team to win the first Valentine's Day Super Bowl.
That's thanks to Sean McVay and Co. securing cornerback McDuffie's services from Kansas City. Seen as one of the best at his position, McDuffie and the Rams have reportedly agreed to a contract extension that will make him the highest-paid cornerback.
The deal will be for 4 years at $124 million, with $100 million guaranteed.
Will the 25-year-old be the component the Rams require to win their first championship since 2022? It's a distinct statement of intent. That much is for sure, and it helps knowing Super Bowl 2027 will be in their own backyard at SoFi Stadium.
🟢 Seahawks (+900)
The Seahawks are the only team of the four Super Bowl favorites that hasn't made a significant trade. They are the hunted, and don't, at least at this early juncture of the off-season, feel any hunting is required.
However, Seattle retained the following players: Shaheed, Jobe, Thomas, Holani, Okada.
🦬 Bills (+1100)
At least Buffalo is not sitting idly by while its franchise quarterback and MVP odds favorite is still at the peak of his power. Look up 'urgency,' and I'd be flabbergasted if you didn't see a picture of the Bills' owners.
The Bills went out and got a marquee receiver for Josh Allen, landing 28-year-old (29 on April 14) DJ Moore from Chicago.
Sure, Moore had the worst statistical season of his eight-year career in 2025-26, but there's still a lot to like about him. He's fast and athletic and will offer the Bills a multi-level threat.
That's already markedly more than what Allen had at his disposal last season. It's not like the Bills need much more, at least offensively, to push them over the top. Moore will more than suffice.
🐦⬛ Ravens (+1200)
The Ravens' Super Bowl odds after the Maxx Crosby trade shortened from +1300 to +1100. They've since recalibrated a tad, moving to +1200.
The Ravens will have a sour taste in their mouth after the not-so-funny comedy of errors and litany of injuries they had to deal with last season.
With a blank slate and a fresh lease on life, not to mention one of the best defenders terrorizing opposing QBs, the Ravens will be a formidable foe. And you can't tell me there's a team more motivated and eager to make right the wrongs from last year, thereby changing the narrative.
New head coach Jesse Minter is a lucky, lucky man, as it won't take too much "coaching" to make him look good.
🗓️ When & where is Super Bowl 2027?
Super Bowl 2027 will be the first Super Bowl to take place on Valentine's Day. For anyone without a significant other, that's Sunday, Feb. 14.
The Super Bowl will take place at SoFi Stadium, the home of the Rams. The last time the Super Bowl occurred at SoFi Stadium was in 2023, when the hometown Rams beat the Cincinnati Bengals.
❓NFL free agency FAQs
What is the NFL legal tampering period?
The legal tampering period allows teams to start negotiations with the representatives of unrestricted free agents before free agency officially begins. Contracts cannot be finalized or signed, deals can be agreed (and these consummated deals often get reported).
When is the legal tampering period?
This year, the legal tampering period begins Monday at noon ET.
When does NFL free agency start?
Free agency starts at 4 p.m. ET on Wednesday, March 11, with the signing period.
What is the time period for free agency signings this year?
For restricted free agents, from March 11 to April 17.
For unrestricted free agents who have received a tender from their prior club by the Monday immediately following the final day of the NFL Draft for the 2026 League Year from March 11 to July 22 (or the first scheduled day of the first NFL training camp, whichever is later).
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