The San Francisco 49ers are the Super Bowl favorite at +620, the Buffalo Bills lead the AFC at +430 and the 49ers lead the NFC at +290. The prices are DraftKings’, as ESPN carries them, read at 10:58 UTC on Saturday, October 17, 2026 (6:58 am ET), after Thursday’s game, Denver 17, Seattle 14, and before the rest of Week 6.
ESPN carries 15 DraftKings boards on the NFL’s teams and season leaders: the Super Bowl, both conferences, the eight divisions, the most regular-season wins, and the passing, rushing and receiving yards leaders. This page holds the top of each, one fact from the NFL about it, and a link to the page with the full board. It makes no pick. The player awards, from MVP to Coach of the Year, are on our NFL awards odds page.
NFL futures odds: the favorite on every board
| Board | Favorite | Price | Implied | Margin removed | Prices on the board |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super Bowl | 49ers | +620 | 13.9% | 11.4% | 32 |
| AFC | Bills | +430 | 18.9% | 16.3% | 16 |
| NFC | 49ers | +290 | 25.6% | 22.4% | 16 |
| Most regular-season wins | 49ers | +215 | 31.7% | 25.4% | 30 |
| Passing yards leader | Matthew Stafford, Rams | +275 | 26.7% | 21.9% | 24 |
| Rushing yards leader | Kenneth Walker III, Chiefs | +190 | 34.5% | 26.5% | 21 |
| Receiving yards leader | Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Seahawks | +105 | 48.8% | 34.1% | 26 |
Implied is the chance a price needs to break even: +620 needs 13.9%. Each board’s implied chances add up to more than 100%, and the excess is the bookmaker’s margin. The Super Bowl board adds up to 121.7%, so the 49ers’ 13.9% is 11.4% once the margin is taken out (13.9 / 121.7). The divisions have their own table below. How a season-long bet is settled, and what it ties up, is in the futures betting guide and our pros and cons of futures.
Super Bowl: 49ers at +620
- San Francisco 49ers: +620 (13.9%)
- Los Angeles Rams: +700 (12.5%)
- Buffalo Bills: +800 (11.1%)
- Baltimore Ravens: +800 (11.1%)
Super Bowl LXI is on February 14, 2027, at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, the NFL’s calendar for the 2026 season says. On October 13 the 49ers and Rams shared the top price at +700; the 49ers have since come in to +620 on their own, and five of the 32 prices have moved. San Francisco is 5-0 and Los Angeles 2-3, so the market keeps the Rams second with a losing record. Every team is on our Super Bowl odds page.
AFC: three teams between +430 and +440
- Buffalo Bills: +430 (18.9%)
- Baltimore Ravens: +435 (18.7%)
- Kansas City Chiefs: +440 (18.5%)
On October 13 these three were level at +420. All three have drifted a little since, and the order now runs Buffalo, Baltimore, Kansas City, at 18.9%, 18.7% and 18.5%. Jacksonville is next at +475. The Chiefs are the AFC’s only unbeaten team at 4-0. Last season New England reached the Super Bowl from the No. 2 seed, NFL.com recorded; the Patriots are +690 here, fifth. The conference championship games are on January 31. The full board is on our AFC Championship odds page.
NFC: 49ers at +290
- San Francisco 49ers: +290 (25.6%)
- Los Angeles Rams: +380 (20.8%)
- Minnesota Vikings: +650 (13.3%)
The 49ers have drifted from +235 on October 13 while staying first, and the Rams have shortened from +405, so the gap between them has closed. Seattle was the NFC’s No. 1 seed last season, according to NFL.com’s account of Smith-Njigba’s season; after Thursday’s loss in Denver the Seahawks are 3-3 and +690, fourth, where they were third at +610 on October 13. Minnesota, 5-0 like San Francisco, is third. Our NFC Championship odds page has all 16.
The eight divisions
| Division | 2025 champion | Favorite | Price | Second | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AFC East | Patriots, 14-3 | Bills (4-1) | -190 | Patriots (3-2) | +160 |
| AFC North | Steelers, 10-7 | Ravens (4-1) | -166 | Bengals (3-2) | +225 |
| AFC South | Jaguars, 13-4 | Jaguars (4-1) | -380 | Texans (1-4) | +600 |
| AFC West | Broncos, 14-3 | Chiefs (4-0) | -200 | Broncos (4-2) | +184 |
| NFC East | Eagles, 11-6 | Cowboys (2-3) | +115 | Giants (3-1-1) | +270 |
| NFC North | Bears, 11-6 | Vikings (5-0) | +100 | Lions (3-2) | +300 |
| NFC South | Panthers, 8-9 | Panthers (2-2) | +125 | Falcons (2-3) | +184 |
| NFC West | Seahawks, 14-3 | 49ers (5-0) | -320 | Rams (2-3) | +440 |
Last season’s champions and records are from the NFL’s 2025 division standings. Six of the eight divisions have a favorite other than last season’s champion; only Jacksonville and Carolina hold the top price in the division they won. Carolina won the NFC South at 8-9, level on record with Tampa Bay and Atlanta, and it is the closest race on the boards now: 44.4% against Atlanta’s 35.2%, 9.2 points apart. The AFC South is the widest, Jacksonville 79.2% to Houston’s 14.3%.
The NFC East has changed most since October 13. Philadelphia led it then at +170 with Dallas at +180; Dallas is now +115, the Giants +270 and the Eagles +320, third. In the same span, with one game played, Denver’s win over Seattle, the Broncos have gone from +240 to +184 in the AFC West and Kansas City from -240 to -200, and in the NFC West San Francisco has shortened from -260 to -320. Who reaches the playoffs at all is on our NFL playoff odds page.
Most regular-season wins: 49ers at +215
- San Francisco 49ers: +215 (31.7%)
- Kansas City Chiefs: +550 (15.4%)
- Buffalo Bills: +650 (13.3%)
Last season three teams shared the most wins: New England, Denver and Seattle each went 14-3, by the NFL’s standings. Minnesota is 5-0, the same as San Francisco, and sits fourth at +700, while the 49ers’ price has come in from +220 since October 13. Our best record in the NFL odds page has all 30 teams.
The yards leaders
ESPN did not carry these three boards when we read the futures on October 13. Yards so far are ESPN’s season leaders, read with the prices on Saturday morning.
Passing: Matthew Stafford, Rams, +275 (26.7%); Jared Goff, Lions, +350 (22.2%); Joe Burrow, Bengals, +600 (14.3%). Stafford led the league last season with 4,707 passing yards and Goff was second with 4,564, by NFL.com’s 2025 passing table. They are first and second again, 1,572 and 1,485; Burrow is sixth with 1,361. Our passing yards leader odds page has the board.
Rushing: Kenneth Walker III, Chiefs, +190 (34.5%); Bijan Robinson, Falcons, +300 (25.0%); Jahmyr Gibbs, Lions, +500 (16.7%). Here the favorite is not the leader: Robinson has 580 yards to Walker’s 537, with James Cook III third on 532 at +600. Cook won the rushing title last season with 1,621 yards, 26 more than Derrick Henry, by NFL.com’s 2025 rushing table. Our rushing yards leader odds page follows the race.
Receiving: Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Seahawks, +105 (48.8%); CeeDee Lamb, Cowboys, +550 (15.4%); Chris Olave, Saints, +700 (12.5%). Smith-Njigba led the league last season with 1,793 yards, by NFL.com’s 2025 receiving table, and leads again with 717, 180 ahead of Olave’s 537. His price is the shortest of the three yards boards by some distance. Our receiving yards leader odds page has the rest.
Where to follow it
The regular season ends with Week 18 in January, and the prices move every week until then; this page is rebuilt when the boards do. This week’s games and our calls are on the NFL Week 6 odds page and the NFL predictions hub.