- The Detroit Lions have +2000 odds to win the Super Bowl.
- There are +900 odds for the Lions to win the NFC Championship.
- The Lions are favored to win the NFC North with +150 odds.
DETROIT – The Detroit Lions seem to have finally found their footing as a consistent contender over the last four seasons. Fast track to this season, and once again, they are well in contending shape.
Super Bowl sportsbooks have them listed inside the top-12 shortest odds to win and also favored to win the division for just the 11th time in team history.
Detroit Lions 2026-27 Odds
- Super Bowl: +2000
- NFC Championship: +900
- NFC North: +150
- Win Total: 10.5
Not Missing A Beat On Offense
This offense ranked in the top five last season in total yards, with 373.3 made up of 253.1 pass yards and 120.1 rush yards per game. They also put up 28.3 ppg.
The only main question about the offense comes out of the backfield as David Montgomery was traded to the Houston Texans and replaced with Isiah Pacheco. Pacheco is a clear downgrade and coming off his second-worst year in the league at 462 yards and one touchdown on 3.9 yards per carry.
Outside of the run game, Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jameson Williams will continue operating as the top two receiving threats with expected progression from Isaac TeSlaa.
Against The Odds
The Detroit Lions odds are poised for a strong run this season that could extend into the playoffs. They’ve finished above a .500 record in their last four seasons, including a run to the NFC Championship game in 2023.
They’ve gone over a 10.5-win total twice and over the set win total in three of the last four seasons. They have never won or even been to a Super Bowl in the Super Bowl era.
Detroit kicks off its season in Week 1 against the New Orleans Saints, with its first preseason game coming on Thursday, August 13, against the Cincinnati Bengals.
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