Super Bowl LXI odds are in: Where do the Cardinals sit?
Now that the schedules for all 32 NFL teams are finally out in the open, the work to get this year's roster into playoff contention begins. There are a lot of new bodies on the practice field as well as in a coach's role.
The Super Bowl this year will be held in Inglewood, California, near Los Angeles at SoFi Stadium. The game is scheduled for February 14, 2027, and broadcast by ABC, and for the first time on ESPN and its sister stations: ESPN2 and ESPN Deportes.
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The site of the game will be the ninth NFL championship game in the Los Angeles area. The very first game, called the AFL-NFL Championship Game, was played in LA. After the third game in this series, the league renamed the game the Super Bowl."
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- Arizona Cardinals (@AZCardinals) May 14, 2026
Las Vegas makes its money predicting what others cannot see. And of course, they have already laid odds on this season's Super Bowl. They have also laid down odds for Week 1's matchups and beyond, but the Super Bowl is their day to make bank.
It is estimated that 67.8 million people laid some sort of bet on this past year's Super Bowl, won by the Seattle Seahawks over the New England Patriots. It is considered the nation's most heavily wagered single game of the year. Americans legally wagered an estimated record of $1.76 billion through U.S. sportsbooks. Yeah, that's with a B."
The Arizona Cardinals have the misfortune to be housed in the league's best division, the NFC West. Last year, three of the four division members made the postseason: Seattle (14-3-0), Los Angeles Rams (12-5-0), and the San Francisco 49ers (12-5-0). The Seahawks not only captured the division crown, but was rewarded with the NFC's #1 seed during the playoffs.
The NFC Championship Game featured two of the NFC West's teams as Seattle defeated the Rams 31-27 in a spectacular contest. So naturally, all three of these clubs are entering the 2026 season with good odds to capture the NFL's next crown.
The Rams are the favorites, with Seattle #3, and San Fran at #10. The Cardinals currently sit at #32.
NFL championship oddsLos Angeles Rams +800
Baltimore Ravens +950
Seattle Seahawks +950
Buffalo Bills 10-1
Kansas City Chiefs 15-1
Philadelphia Eagles 16-1
New England Patriots 16-1
Los Angeles Chargers 16-1
Green Bay Packers 16-1
San Francisco 49ers 17-1
Houston Texans 18-1
Detroit Lions 18-1
Denver Broncos 20-1
Cincinnati Bengals 22-1
Dallas Cowboys 25-1
Chicago Bears 25-1
Jacksonville Jaguars 30-1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 50-1
Pittsburgh Steelers 50-1
Minnesota Vikings 50-1
Indianapolis Colts 65-1
Washington Commanders 65-1
New York Giants 70-1
New Orleans Saints 80-1
Carolina Panthers 80-1
Atlanta Falcons 120-1
Tennessee Titans 120-1
Cleveland Browns 150-1
Las Vegas Raiders 150-1
New York Jets 200-1
Miami Dolphins 300-1
Arizona Cardinals 400-1
Arizona is an underdog in every one of its 2026 games. In the opening weekend, the Cardinals have the largest spread for a Week 1 game since 2012 at 11.5 points.
Last year's conference championship teams were listed with the following preseason odds:
Seattle: +6,000
LA Rams: +2,000
New England: +8,000
Denver: +2,500