Lions Super Bowl 61 Odds: February 17, 2026
The Lions Super Bowl 61 odds are +1400, according to BetMGM Sportsbook Michigan. Odds vary from sportsbook to sportsbook and will fluctuate throughout the season. The odds below are from DraftKings.
| 🏆 Odds to Win Super Bowl 60 | +1400 |
| 👑 Odds to Win NFC Conference | OTB |
| ⭐ Odds to Win NFC North | OTB |
| 🏈 Odds to Make Playoffs | OTB |
Detroit will look to bounce back next season.
Detroit Lions Super Bowl 61 Outlook & Predictions
The Detroit Lions’ 2025 season didn’t live up to expectations, as the team finished 9–8 and narrowly missed the playoffs. After entering the year with legitimate postseason aspirations, Detroit struggled with consistency down the stretch, leaving them on the outside looking in once the regular season concluded. The disappointing finish marked a step back for a franchise that had hoped to build on recent momentum.
Looking ahead to the 2026 season, the Lions are viewed as a potential bounce-back candidate in the NFC. Detroit has opened with +1400 odds to win the Super Bowl, signaling confidence that the core of this roster can return to contender status with better health and execution. If the Lions can clean up late-game issues and take a step forward in key areas, they could be firmly back in the playoff picture next season.
Lions Super Bowl Odds vs. NFC North
The Lions won the NFC North last season. But the Lions will be watching the playoffs from home, as they have been eliminated from playoff contention.
Current Super Bowl 61 odds in the NFC North at DraftKings sportsbook:
- Green Bay Packers +1400 (6.67% possibility)
- Detroit Lions +1400 (6.67% possibility)
- Chicago Bears +1500 (6.25% possibility)
- Minnesota Vikings +6000 (1.64% possibility)
Latest Updates Impacting the Lions Odds to Win Super Bowl 61
A team's Super Bowl odds fluctuate throughout the year with free agency, draft additions, and injury news. During the season, this section will update you on the most important Lions updates.
- 📆 December 25: The Lions are officially eliminated from playoff contention after losing to the Minnesota Vikings.
- 📆 November 28: Amon-Ra St. Brown sustains an injury on Thanksgiving, and it could cost him a game or two.
- 📆 November 20: The Lions declare Sam LaPorta out, possibly for the rest of the season after surgery.
- 📆 June 4: The Lions sign OL Trystan Colon.
- 📆 June 2: Frank Ragnow retires from the NFL after seven seasons.
- 📆 May 27: Detroit signs LB Zach Cunningham.
- 📆 May 12: The Lions sign WR Malik Taylor and DL Raequan Williams.
- 📆 April 24: Detroit selects Ohio State DT Tyleik Williams in the first round of the 2025 draft.
- 📆 April 22: The Lions re-sign OL Michael Niese.
- 📆 March 28: Detroit signs OL Kayode Awosika to a contract extension.
- 📆 March 21: The Lions sign CB Avonte Maddox and DE Al-Quadin Muhammad.
- 📆 March 20: Detroit signs CBs Khalil Dorsey and Rock Ya-Sin.
- 📆 March 18: The Lions sign TE Shane Zylstra, DL Pat O'Connor, and CB Craig Reynolds.
- 📆 March 17: LB Mitchell Agude and OT Dan Skipper sign with the Lions.
Be sure to bookmark this page and check back often, as we'll continue to update you with Detroit Lions news, transactions, and any significant shifts in the team's odds of winning the Super Bowl.
- 📆 March 14: The Lions re-sign WR Tim Patrick and sign TE Kenny Yeboah.
- 📆 March 13: QB Kyle Allen signs a one-year contract.
- 📆 March 12: Detroit re-signs DT Levi Onwuzurik and signs DT Roy Lopez, CB D.J. Reed, and LB Grant Stuard.
- 📆 March 8: The Lions sign DL Marcus Davenport and re-sign LB Anthony Pittman and LB Zeke Turner.
- 📆 March 7: LB Derrick Barnes signs a three-year contract extension.
- 📆 February 18: Detroit hires John Morton as offensive coordinator.
- 📆 January 18, 2025: The Lions are eliminated from the playoffs after losing the NFC Divisional Round to the Commanders, 31-45.
- 📆 January 5, 2025: Detroit defeats the Vikings in Week 18's matchup, securing the NFC North title.
- 📆 September 8, 2024: In a storybook ending, the Detroit Lions defeated the Rams in overtime on Sunday Night Football, 26-20, in a key NFC matchup.
Schedule & Betting Lines for 2026
The Detroit Lions' schedule has not been released yet. That will likely happen in Mid-May.
Most Important Players
Despite many believing Dan Campbell earned AP Coach of the Year honors, Kevin O'Connell (Vikings) beat him out for the award. Unfortunately, Campbell struggled in his first season after losing his offensive and defensive coordinators to other teams, and the Lions missed the playoffs.
Offense
Meanwhile, franchise quarterback Jared Goff is playing the best football of his career and signed a four-year extension in November. But Goff was unable to maintain his momentum and struggled down the stretch.
Defense
Defensively, hometown kid Aidan Hutchinson is gearing up to return to the field after he broke his leg during Week 13 of the 2024-25 season and has the best odds to win the 2025 DPOY at DraftKings and BetMGM. Cornerback Amik Robertson is under contract, but a handful of Detroit cornerbacks were free agents. The Lions lost cornerbacks Kindle Vildor and Carlton Davis II but re-signed Khalil Dorsey and gained D.J. Reed, Avonte Maddox, and Rock Ya-Sin.
General manager Brad Holmes drafted DT Tyleik Williams and two offensive linemen, in hopes that they will give the Lions' roster the upgrade they needs to be a Super Bowl contender in the upcoming season.
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Detroit Lions Super Bowl History
The Detroit Lions' history in the Super Bowl is nonexistent. The Lions remain one of just four NFL teams that have never made a Super Bowl appearance. Ahead of Week 18, the Lions' Super Bowl 60 odds are off the board on DraftKings Sportsbook as they have been eliminated.
In the modern Super Bowl era (since 1966), the Lions have played just 17 total playoff games, having won just one of those matchups until winning two playoff games in 2023.
Have the Lions Ever Won the Super Bowl?
No, the Detroit Lions have never won the Super Bowl, nor have they ever made any Super Bowl appearances. The Lions have won just three playoff games in the Super Bowl era (since 1966). Detroit has no chance to make the Super Bowl this season.
How Many Super Bowls Have the Detroit Lions Won?
The Detroit Lions have never made a Super Bowl appearance, let alone won a Super Bowl. They are one of four NFL franchises to have never been to a Super Bowl, along with the Cleveland Browns, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Houston Texans.
The Detroit Lions are among 12 NFL teams to have never won the Super Bowl. Joining the Lions are the Buffalo Bills, Cleveland Browns, Cincinnati Bengals, Jacksonville Jaguars, Houston Texans, Tennessee Titans, Los Angeles Chargers, Minnesota Vikings, Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers, and Arizona Cardinals.
Which Years Did the Detroit Lions Go to the Super Bowl?
The Detroit Lions have never been to a Super Bowl. However, they had made five NFL Championship appearances before the AFL-NFL merger, winning four of them.
Detroit Lions Super Bowl FAQs
The Lions' odds to win Super Bowl 61 are +1400, which loosely translates to a 6.67% chance. Currently, oddsmakers believe they have a decent chance to win, giving them the eighth-best odds of claiming the Lombardi Trophy this coming season.
The Lions' odds to win the NFC Championship are not yet available. That will change once the season inches closer, and the oddsmakers start to figure out the trends for the teams in the NFC, and identify where the Lions stand in the race.
You can bet on the Detroit Lions to win the Super Bowl with most major sportsbooks, including DraftKings sportsbook, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars, Fanatics, and more. Super Bowl futures bets are among the most common markets offered on the NFL, with odds available year-round.
Yes, as long as you are 21 or older, you can legally bet on the Detroit Lions in Michigan. You can wager on sports at retail casinos in Michigan that also host retail sportsbooks, as well as using your mobile device to place bets.
The Detroit Lions have never appeared in a Super Bowl in their franchise history. The Lions have played in 17 playoff games, with only three playoff wins, in the Super Bowl era, and are still searching for that elusive title.
Author
Brandon Justice is a Writer, Commercial Editor, and Fact Checker for BetMichigan.com. He also writes about the Michigan Wolverines & Detroit Lions, two teams he spent seven years covering professionally. Additionally, the Metro Detroit, Michigan native has covered numerous sports betting perspectives, including everything from analysis & daily picks to reviews & guides.
