The Super Bowl 61 futures experienced significant reshuffling after Week 2, with several teams seeing dramatic price corrections from their post-Week 1 positions. The Los Angeles Rams hold steady as the outright favorite at +650, unchanged ahead of their MNF tilt with the New York Giants. The Buffalo Bills (+750) and San Francisco 49ers (+1100) both shortened sharply after dominant 2-0 starts, while the Kansas City Chiefs (+1200) saw the biggest move among contenders, going from +1600 to +1200. Meanwhile, the Baltimore Ravens (+1000) drifted from +850 after a Week 2 loss dropped them to 1-1.

Before diving into underlying data and specific team profiles, here is the fully updated championship board with week-over-week movement from BetMGM.

The top tier remains the Rams (+650), Bills (+750), and Ravens (+1000). A loaded second tier runs from the 49ers (+1100) through the Eagles (+1500), with five teams sitting at +1500 or shorter.

The NFC is still the favored conference at -120 in the odds to win the Super Bowl , while the AFC sits at even-money (+100). Those prices are identical to last week.

The Vikings delivered the most dramatic price adjustment among mid-tier contenders, shortening considerably from +5000 down to +3000 after a perfect 2-0 start with a 100.0% ATS cover rate. Minnesota boasts a +23 point differential (48 scored, 25 allowed) and sits first in the NFC with a pair of division wins.

The defense has been elite, allowing just 12.5 points per game with a stingy 27.3% opponent drive success rate and 4.0 sacks per contest. At +3000, the market is rapidly correcting what now looks like a stale post-Week 1 price.

The Chiefs tightened from +1600 to +1200 after starting 2-0 behind the league’s most prolific offense. Kansas City leads the NFL in net yards at 457.5 per game, scoring 32.0 points per contest with a 60.0% red-zone efficiency.

Defensively, they allow just 20.0 points and 252.5 yards per game while generating 1.5 takeaways per contest. Their +24 point differential ranks among the best in the AFC, solidifying their standing near the top of the board.