Current Super Bowl Odds: Detroit Lions Now Sit Behind Only One Team

The Detroit Lions have surged to the forefront of Super Bowl discussions, now trailing only the Kansas City Chiefs in championship odds.

 

After a commanding 5-2 start to the season, the Lions have solidified their position as top contenders.

 

Sportsbooks, including FanDuel and DraftKings, have adjusted their lines accordingly.

 

According to BetMGM, Detroit's odds to win the Super Bowl have improved to +600, a significant leap from their season-opening +850.

 

In contrast, the Chiefs, despite a 5-3 record, hold slightly better odds at +450.

 

Notably, the Lions have outpaced their NFC North rivals, the Green Bay Packers, who are listed at +700.

 

This shift underscores the growing confidence in Detroit's potential.

 

Contributing to this optimism is the recent contract extension of defensive end Aidan Hutchinson.

 

On October 29, 2025, Hutchinson agreed to a four-year, $180 million extension, with $141 million guaranteed.

 

This deal sets a new benchmark for non-quarterback contracts in the NFL.

 

Hutchinson's performance this season has been stellar, recording six sacks and leading the league with four forced fumbles through seven games.

 

His presence has been instrumental in the Lions' defensive success.

 

Looking ahead, Detroit faces a challenging schedule.

 

Upcoming matchups include games against the Philadelphia Eagles (6-2), Los Angeles Rams (5-2), and a rematch with the Packers.

 

However, with five games against teams currently below .500, the Lions have opportunities to bolster their record.

 

Historically, the Lions have yet to make a Super Bowl appearance.

 

They are one of four teams, alongside the Houston Texans, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Cleveland Browns, to hold this distinction.

 

Their most recent NFC Championship appearance was in 2023.

 

With their current trajectory and strategic player investments, Detroit is poised to make a deep postseason run.

 

Fans are hopeful that this season could mark a turning point in the franchise's history.