After the NFL draft, the hierarchy of Super Bowl contenders remains largely unchanged. The Los Angeles Rams lead the pack with +800 odds, followed closely by the Seattle Seahawks at +950 and the Buffalo Bills at 10-1. The Rams' odds slightly lengthened from +750. The Philadelphia Eagles made a notable move by drafting wide receiver Makai Lemon, improving their odds from 19-1 to a more competitive 16-1. Meanwhile, the Dallas Cowboys also saw their odds improve from 28-1 to 25-1. In contrast, teams like the Detroit Lions and Jacksonville Jaguars saw their odds lengthen. The Cleveland Browns attracted significant betting interest, with the most Super Bowl wagers recorded at 250-1 odds, although their odds remained unchanged at 150-1 on DraftKings. The New York Giants have taken the most bets since the draft, comprising 8.1% of total wagers.