After Rams’ loss, 49ers remain favored in 2026 Super Bowl odds; Steelers surge gets no explanation
Favorite shifts to San Francisco
The Rams had been favored to win the Super Bowl since Myles Garrett was traded to Los Angeles in early June. That changed after the team fell to 2-4, losing to division rival Arizona.
The 49ers then took over as the favorite. The account does not provide betting prices or explain the Steelers’ rise referenced in the headline.
Rams rebound against Raiders
Los Angeles got back on track with a road victory over the Raiders on Sunday. Matthew Stafford became the Rams’ all-time leader in passing touchdowns during the game. Garrett is expected back soon, and the account says his return could give the Rams the pieces to overcome their slow start.
Seattle strengthens its case
The Seahawks dominated the Chiefs, limiting Kansas City to 213 total yards, 11 first downs and no red-zone drives. Those were the Chiefs’ lowest totals in each category in a regular-season game started by Patrick Mahomes. Seattle’s defense and Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s historic level of play are helping the team make its case to win back-to-back titles.
Key points
- The 49ers became the favorite after the Rams lost to the Cardinals and fell to 2-4.
- The Rams beat the Raiders, and Matthew Stafford became the franchise’s passing-touchdown leader.
- Seattle held Kansas City to 213 yards, 11 first downs and zero red-zone drives.
- The account does not detail the Steelers’ surge or provide specific Super Bowl odds.