2026 NFL Playoff Odds: Which Teams Are Favored To Make The Playoffs?

Before having a chance at the Super Bowl, you have to make the playoffs. 

What do the odds say about the NFL’s playoffs? Who will be in and who will be out? Let’s see the odds at bet365 Sportsbook as of Nov. 9.

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Bills: -6000
Jaguars: -3500
Broncos: -1800
Bengals: -1600
Chiefs: -1400
Steelers: -290
Patriots: -250
Texans: +160
Browns: +305
Ravens: +510
Raiders: +620
Colts: +6000
Jets: +8600
Titans: +15000
Dolphins: +15000
Chargers: +15000

Last Year’s Field: Denver (1), Patriots (2), Jaguars (3), Steelers (4), Texans (5), Bills (6), Chargers (7)

The Favorite: The Bills improved to 7-1 with a dominant win over the Vikings on Monday and remain the AFC’s clear playoff favorite at -6000, ahead of the Jaguars at -3500. Josh Allen became the fifth quarterback in NFL history to reach 5,000 career rushing yards, while James Cook rushed for at least 75 yards and scored a touchdown for the seventh straight game. Buffalo’s defense stepped up to hold Minnesota to just six points, and the Bills controlled the ball for 42:32. Their 25:04 advantage marked the largest time of possession disparity in Vikings franchise history since at least 1991. Buffalo is rolling on both sides of the ball.

Jags Rise: The Jaguars improved to 6-2 with another dominant win over the Ravens on Thursday, moving their playoff odds from -2200 to -3500. Jacksonville leads the NFL with four wins by at least 20 points this season and eight since 2025. The Jags also reached 700 points in Liam Coen’s first 25 games, tying Chip Kelly and Ted Marchibroda for the third-fewest games needed to reach that mark as a head coach in the Super Bowl era. Now, they’re loading up on defense, acquiring defensive tackle Jordan Davis from the Eagles and safety Jessie Bates from the Falcons. This team is going all in.

Ravens In Reverse: The Ravens keep tumbling. Thursday’s blowout loss to Jacksonville was their fourth straight, and Lamar Jackson is most likely out for the season. Baltimore brought in Jacoby Brissett, who will start next week as the Ravens try to keep their playoff hopes alive. Their odds sit at +510.

49ers: -6000
Bears: -700
Lions: -330
Vikings: -250
Giants: -245
Packers: -200
Rams: -108
Seahawks: -102
Buccaneers: +140
Panthers: +205
Cowboys: +215
Falcons: +345
Saints: +480
Commanders: +820
Eagles: +6500
Cardinals: +6900

Last Year’s Field: Seahawks (1), Bears (2), Eagles (3), Panthers (4), Rams (5), 49ers (6), Packers (7)

Gold Rush: The 49ers improved to 7-1 with another win Sunday and remain the NFC’s clear playoff favorite at -6000, well ahead of the Bears at -700. San Francisco is tied with Buffalo for the NFL’s best record and looks firmly on track for a postseason berth.

Bears Ballin’: It wasn’t pretty, but the Bears are 7-2 and still rolling since Caleb Williams returned. Chicago beat Tampa Bay despite committing five turnovers, its first win with that many giveaways since Dec. 3, 2006. Williams became just the third Bears quarterback to throw four interceptions in a win in the Super Bowl era, joining Todd Collins and Rex Grossman. The defense has looked much improved since acquiring Jeffery Simmons, and it helped Chicago survive an ugly night. The Bears’ playoff odds moved from -650 to -700, second in the NFC behind San Francisco.

Seattle Sinking: The Seahawks beat the Cardinals to improve to 5-4, but their quarterback situation remains a concern. Sam Darnold is still sidelined, and now there are injury concerns surrounding Drew Lock, too. With games remaining against San Francisco and the Rams twice, Seattle has little room to slip. Despite the win, the defending champs’ playoff odds fell from -135 to -102.

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