Week 8 saw 13 of the top 14 Super Bowl contenders in BetMGM's odds win, which means the pecking order remained mostly the same.

There wasn't much movement after Week 8 of the 2025 NFL season when it comes to Super Bowl odds, thanks to a lot of contenders winning their games and a handful of top teams resting up during a bye week. However, there were still some notable developments heading into Week 9. Here's a look at the latest Super Bowl odds from FanDuel.

Week eight is in the books, and we learned quite a bit about the contenders. Whether it be their playoff experience, leadership qualities, coaching staffs, super star players, or all of the above, these are the 12 teams in the NFL who can contend for a Super Bowl title this season.

A few contenders made statement wins on Sunday in Week 8, as the Philadelphia Eagles and Bufflo Bills both won by double digits, improving their Super Bowl odds

San Jose has been fervently working to ensure it has its own moment in the limelight and is set to host 13 concerts, drone shows and more than 100 watch parties around the Super Bowl and the FIFA World Cup — six matches will be played a Levi’s Stadium in June and July 2026.

The Bills remain atop the Super Bowl 60 odds despite consecutive losses to the Patriots and Falcons. The Chiefs' Week 6 victory over the Lions moves them up to No. 2 with Detroit third.

A petition on Change.org calling for Bad Bunny to be replaced by country music icon George Strait at the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show has surpassed 100,000 signatures. The petition, updated Monday, criticizes the NFL’s choice of the Puerto Rican superstar to perform at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara,

The Seahawks are on fire right now, and they are making their mission clear by trading for one of the best speedster wideouts in football.

Sting will perform at the Super Bowl-branded concert on Feb. 6 at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco, two days before kickoff on Feb. 8, Entertainment Weekly reported.