DraftKings Sportsbook has released its early odds for Super Bowl LXI, which will be played at SoFi Stadium on February 14, 2027. The defending champion Seahawks are among the early favorites, tied with the Los Angeles Rams at +950.
49ers' Super Bowl LXI odds
The 49ers currently hold the 10th-best odds to win Super Bowl LXI at +1700.
Despite finishing 12-5 last season, San Francisco placed third in the NFC West behind the Seahawks and Rams. The 49ers entered Week 18 with a chance to win the division and secure home-field advantage, but fell to Seattle in a pivotal matchup.
Below are the full Super Bowl LXI odds from DraftKings Sportsbook:
- Seattle Seahawks: +950
- Los Angeles Rams: +950
- Buffalo Bills: +1100
- Philadelphia Eagles: +1300
- New England Patriots: +1300
- Baltimore Ravens: +1300
- Green Bay Packers: +1400
- Detroit Lions: +1400
- Los Angeles Chargers: +1500
- Kansas City Chiefs: +1500
- San Francisco 49ers: +1700
- Houston Texans: +1900
- Denver Broncos: +1900
- Jacksonville Jaguars: +2000
- Chicago Bears: +2500
- Cincinnati Bengals: +2800
- Dallas Cowboys: +3500
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers: +4000
- Washington Commanders: +6000
- Pittsburgh Steelers: +6000
- Minnesota Vikings: +6000
- Indianapolis Colts: +6000
- New York Giants: +7000
- Atlanta Falcons: +8000
- Tennessee Titans: +10000
- New Orleans Saints: +10000
- Carolina Panthers: +10000
- Cleveland Browns: +15000
- New York Jets: +20000
- Las Vegas Raiders: +20000
- Miami Dolphins: +25000
- Arizona Cardinals: +25000
Key factors impacting the 49ers' 2026 outlook
Injuries played a major role in San Francisco's 2025 campaign. The absences of cornerstone defenders such as linebacker Fred Warner and defensive end Nick Bosa were significant, as the 49ers finished with just 20 sacks—the fewest total in the NFL.
The hope is that improved health in 2026 could dramatically elevate the team.
Offensively, quarterback Brock Purdy finished the season strong after returning from a turf toe injury. Purdy won six of his final seven regular-season starts, with his only loss coming in the Week 18 showdown against the Seahawks. That reliability at quarterback will bode well for the 49ers in the future.
Financial flexibility will also be a key factor in the 49ers' offseason approach. According to OverTheCap.com, San Francisco is projected to have approximately $38.6 million in effective cap space, based on an estimated $303.5 million salary cap. However, final cap figures have not yet been announced.
A strong offseason and better injury luck could help the 49ers keep pace—and possibly overtake—the Seahawks and Rams in the NFC West, potentially making their +1700 Super Bowl LXI odds a strong value.
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