NFL Odds: Latest NFL Betting Odds & Markets

Our comprehensive NFL odds comparison covers all 285 games from September through to Super Bowl LX in February 2026, helping you find the best NFL odds across UK-licensed betting sites.

This page will display the latest NFL betting odds available on NFL betting sites. We’ve produced this guide to the latest live NFL betting odds from bookmakers to help readers find the best prices throughout the course of the season.

Punters will find top value on several NFL football odds markets on this page – including NFL MVP odds, NFL Super Bowl odds and markets for each and every game – with any changes to markets made by online bookmakers immediately reflected by our odds comparison tool.

All our NFL odds come from recommended online bookmakers, all of which are licensed by the UK Gambling Commission.

Every NFL season is split into two parts; the regular season and the play-offs. There are 18 weeks of regular season matches before the play-offs start.

The play-offs consist of four rounds, culminating in the Super Bowl. In total, there are 285 NFL games every year and the odds for all of them can be found on this page.

Our NFL odds comparison tool displays the best odds for three popular betting markets: point spread (handicap), match winner, and total game points.

Remember to check updates as odds move quickly during the week, particularly after the injury reports come out. Other factors that can affect prices include team form and betting trends.

Super Bowl futures are the most popular outright NFL betting market, with odds shifting during the season based on team performance, key injuries, and playoff seeding.

The Super Bowl features the conference champions from the AFC and NFC, with the next Super Bowl taking place at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California on 8 February, 2026.

Recent betting trends show punters who’ve backed those teams towards the top of the market have been regularly rewarded. Of the last 12 Super Bowl winners, 11 started the season with odds of 16/1 or shorter, while eight had single-digit odds.

Below is a table of the last 10 Super Bowl winners, along with their pre-season odds.

Each season, 14 teams qualify for the playoffs based on their win-loss record. The eight division champions and the next six teams with the best records advance to the postseason.

These teams then take part in four knockout play-off rounds, culminating in the Super Bowl.

Bookmakers offer odds on each of the 32 teams to qualify for the playoffs, and players should check these NFL odds regularly as they change quickly throughout the regular season.

The NFL MVP award is the most important individual award of the season, honouring the best player in the sport both for their individual skill and what that player brings to their team.

The MVP award has traditionally been dominated by quarterbacks. Since the award started in 1961, QBs have been named MVP 48 times, with running backs next on 18.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen won the award in 2024, making it 12 consecutive seasons that a quarterback has collected the award.

Overall, team success often influences individual MVP chances, with Allen’s Buffalo Bills finishing as the second seed in the AFC in 2024 and Lamar Jackson’s Baltimore Ravens finishing first the year before.

The Defensive Player of the Year (DPOY) award is given as recognition of the league’s top defensive performer.

Linebackers have won the award more than any other position with 17 wins, three of which were achieved by New York Giants great Lawrence Taylor. However, only one linebacker has scooped the prize in the last 11 years, with Denver Broncos cornerback Patrick Surtain II winning in 2024.

Remember that both individual stats – such as sacks or interceptions – and team defensive strength will impact the NFL DPOY odds.

The nature of the game means that the OPOY award usually goes to standout skill-position players, such as wide receivers, running backs and quarterbacks.

This award differs from MVP as it focuses on statistical dominance rather than overall team value. As such, running backs have won this award 26 times – ahead of quarterbacks on 20 wins – with Philadelphia’s Saquon Barkley winning last season.

Of course, record-breaking performances or consistent production can swing NFL betting odds. Drew Brees, Eric Dickerson and Peyton Manning all won the OPOY award after record-breaking campaigns, while 2024 winner Barkley was on track to break the all-time rushing record before being benched in the Philadelphia Eagles’ season finale.

The field for this award is far smaller than the Offensive Player of the Year battle, but the NFL odds for it are no less competitive.

The award was first handed out in 1967 and up until 2004, it was largely reserved for the best rookie running back or wide receiver. However, five of the last 10 awards have gone to quarterbacks with Washington’s Jayden Daniels collecting the honour in 2024.

The defensive rookie of the year award has been won by some future greats of the NFL, including Lawrence Taylor (1981), Von Miller (2011) and Aaron Donald (2014).

Los Angeles Rams linebacker Jared Verse won the award in 2024, becoming onky the third linebacker in 12 years to scoop the prize.

If you’re having a bet on the football, it’s vital to practice responsible gambling.

Betting can be addictive, and it’s important to stay in control of your gambling, whether you’re using online bookies, casino sites, slot sites, bingo sites or any other gambling platform.

Never treat gambling as a way to make money, never bet more than you can afford and when the fun stops, stop.

Gambling sites offer punters tools, like deposit limits, profit and loss trackers and self-exclusion options, to help you stay in control.

Always treat free bet offers or casino bonuses with an element of caution. They are widely available on gambling apps, but always check the terms and conditions, and consider whether they are worth your attention.

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