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.
Meanwhile, the 2026 season is continuing to spiral for the Los Angeles Rams, who came into the campaign as the clear favorite at +500 and have lengthened to 12-1 following a devastating defeat this past Sunday to the Arizona Cardinals as 13.5-point favorites, the largest upset loss of the season. The Rams are tied with the division rival Seattle Seahawks, who are the reigning Super Bowl champions and began the season with the same odds.
Despite leading the NFC North in record and division winner odds (+105), the Minnesota Vikings actually trail the Chicago Bears on the Super Bowl odds board, with the former coming in at 18-1 and the latter at 15-1. The division's other teams, the Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers, are close behind at 25-1 and 30-1, respectively.