Super Bowl 61 is scheduled to take place on February 14th, 2027. It will be the first Super Bowl played on Valentine’s Day in league history. It will take place at So-Fi Stadium in Los Angeles. While fans are already getting excited about the upcoming year with the recent schedule release,

The 2026-27 NFL season is still months away, but there’s already plenty of speculation over who will headline the Super Bowl 61 halftime show. There’s always plenty of speculation and debate over the

The day after Super Bowl 60, we took our first look at Super Bowl 61 odds and ranked all 32 teams in terms of betting value, comparing DraftKings odds with our expectations for each team this offseason and how they would shape up heading into the 2026 NFL season.

We're roughly eight months away from Super Bowl 61, and yet, there's already a ton of speculation about the halftime show at SoFi Stadium. Bad Bunny did an excellent job generating buzz for this year's Super Bowl halftime show,

Check out the latest Super Bowl 61 odds. The Seahawks are the favorites to repeat, but the Rams are close contenders again. Also, view our sleeper and longshot picks for the 2027 Super Bowl.

The next four Super Bowls are set. Football fans already knew the next three championship games would be held at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California in 2027, Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia in 2028 and Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas,

The Seattle Seahawks were Super Bowl 60 champions, but now that we’ve passed free agency, the 2026 NFL Draft and the schedule has been released, it’s a good time to take stock of the Super Bowl odds for every team for this upcoming season.

The Eagles are still among the favorites to win Super Bowl 61, but they face big questions on offense entering the 2026 season after big offseason changes on both the roster and coaching staff.

Many NFL fans expressed their disagreement with the reported plans for the Super Bowl 61 halftime show in 2027.

Check out every NFL team's Super Bowl LXI odds following the 2026 NFL Draft (including the Jets).