The Broncos were considered the AFC's Super Bowl favorite before the Bills advanced. Denver's now projected to lose in the divisional round.

The 49ers got unnecessarily stuck with short rest. Instead of the NFL having the Bears and Rams, who both won Saturday, play on Saturday in the divisional round, the league put that game on Sunday. That meant the 49ers, who played on Sunday in the Eastern time zone, have to play on a short turnaround against a Seahawks team that had the bye.

The top two spots in the odds to win the Super Bowl stayed with the Seahawks (+300) and Rams (+320). Over the last seven weeks, the two NFC West rivals consistently traded spots at the top. Both teams could be on a collision course for the NFC Championship Game with one more win each.

With the wild-card round in the rear view, we're one step closer to Super Bowl LX—and the 2026 NFL Honors, which is scheduled for February 5.

Kansas’ defense likes to push opponents toward the perimeter (331st in opponent three-point attempts per game), which should open up looks for sharp shooter Milan Momcilovic. The junior forward has been scorching nets, averaging 3.8 triples per game.

The Wild Card Round is a wrap in the 2026 NFL Playoffs. David Fucillo runs down the latest Super Bowl 60 odds heading toward the Divisional Round.

The 2025-26 NFL Playoff picture is down to eight teams, and the Super Bowl favorites are becoming a bit clearer after looking at the latest sportsbooks odds. The Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks are coming off a bye week

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