Odds for First-Time Super Bow, Conference, Division Champs in 2025-2026

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The oddsmakers at BetOnline.ag have created odds around teams that have not had much in the way of any success when it comes to a Super Bowl win, or even an appearance.

Specifically:

  • Teams that have never won a Super Bowl
  • Teams that have never been to a Super Bowl
  • Teams that have not been to a Super Bowl since the eight-division realignment in 2002
  • Teams that have not won a division title ever or for an extended period of time since realignment in 2002

Without further ado, here are the props surrounding these categories along with notes for each prop.

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Will there be a first-time Super Bowl Champion?

Yes +170 (17/10)

No -250 (2/5)

Note: These odds project a 28.6% likelihood of a first-time Super Bowl Champion.

Note: Teams that have never won a Super Bowl are the Bengals, Bills, Browns, Cardinals, Chargers, Falcons, Jaguars, Lions, Panthers, Texans, Titans and Vikings.

Will there be a first-time Super Bowl Appearance?

Yes +400 (4/1)

No -700 (1/7)

Note: These odds project a 12.5% likelihood of a team appearing in the Super Bowl for the first time.

Note: Teams that have never appeared in a Super Bowl are the Browns, Jaguars, Lions, and Texans.

Will any of these teams (Bills, Browns, Chargers, Dolphins, Jaguars, Jets, Texans, Titans) represent the AFC in the Super Bowl in 2026?

Yes +120 (6/5)

No -160 (5/8)

Note: This list comprises of teams that have not represented the AFC in the Super Bowl since the realignment in 2002.

Note: These odds project a 38.5% likelihood that one of these teams will make the Super Bowl this season.

Will any of these teams (Commanders, Cowboys, Lions, Vikings) represent the NFC in the Super Bowl in 2026?

Yes +170 (17/10)

No -250 (2/5)

Note: This list comprises of teams that have not represented the NFC in the Super Bowl since the realignment in 2002.

Note: These odds project a 28.6% likelihood that one of these teams will make the Super Bowl this season.

Will any of these teams (Jets, Browns, Colts, Raiders, Giants, Bears, Panthers, Cardinals) win their division this season?

Yes +140 (7/5)

No -180 (5/9)

Note: These odds project a 35.7% likelihood of one of these teams winning their respective divisions.

Note: Here is the last time each of these teams have won the division since realignment in 2002.

AFC East: New York Jets in 2002

AFC North: Cleveland Browns have never won the division since realignment in 2022

AFC South: Indianapolis Colts in 2014

AFC West: Las Vegas/Oakland Raiders in 2002

NFC East: NY Giants in 2011

NFC North: Chicago Bears in 2018

NFC South: Carolina Panthers in 2015

NFC West: Arizona Cardinals in 2015

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