Buffalo Bills Become Super Bowl Favorite at FanDuel After 3-0 Start

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Buffalo Bills Become Super Bowl Favorite at FanDuel After 3-0 Start
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Buffalo Bills emerge as Super Bowl favorite at FanDuel after a 3-0 start, with odds cut from +1000 to +650, while several teams remain winless.

The Buffalo Bills have become the new Super Bowl favorite at FanDuel following a perfect 3-0 start to the NFL season. Their odds to win the championship were cut from +1000 entering Week 1 to +650. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks both lost on Sunday, while the Kansas City Chiefs improved to 3-0 with a win and their first against-the-spread cover as a double-digit favorite with Patrick Mahomes at quarterback.

NFL Week 3 Shifts Super Bowl Odds

The Los Angeles Rams saw their odds to win it all tick up from +500 to +650, although the market is willing to dismiss the preseason favorite following a 1-2 start without Myles Garrett and Puka Nacua available the last two games. The defending champion Seahawks suffered one of the biggest upset losses of the year on the road against a Washington Commanders side that started Marcus Mariota at quarterback.

The San Francisco 49ers, Minnesota Vikings, and the Las Vegas Raiders all improved to 3-0. The Los Angeles Chargers, Houston Texans, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Tennessee Titans, and Miami are all 0-3.

While it is still early, only two teams have rallied from an 0-3 start to make the playoffs dating back to 2000. The Texans did it in 2018 and then again in 2025. Houston is +144 to make the playoffs this morning, which is shorter odds than the 3-0 Raiders at +176.

Next up, the Philadelphia Eagles visit the Chicago Bears on Monday Night Football to wrap up Week 3 in the NFL.

NHL Season Opens with Canadian Team Expectations

The same rule applies to the National Hockey League. We are a little more than 24 hours away from the start of the 2026-27 NHL season, and expectations have been set. Before the puck drops, it is a good time to revisit those expectations for all seven Canadian clubs and attempt to predict which teams will overachieve and underachieve relative to the FanDuel futures markets.

Expectations vary dramatically from market-to-market, as well as within the same market in the NHL. For example, the Toronto Maple Leafs remain the most popular bet to make the playoffs at FanDuel in Ontario. Toronto is also the second-most popular bet to miss the playoffs in Ontario, behind the rival Ottawa Senators.

Below is a look at each team's over/under for this upcoming season with their actual point total from the 2025-26 season and the differential in brackets. Keep in mind that the NHL regular season schedule will jump from 82 games last year to 84 games this year.

Edmonton Oilers 104.5 (93 Points in 2025: +11.5). The Oilers have the highest regular season point total on the board at 104.5 at FanDuel, an 11.5-point jump from their actual point total in 2025-26. Edmonton is the favorite to win the Pacific Division at +155. The Oilers are also the fourth choice to win the Stanley Cup at +1000 behind only the Florida Panthers (+650), the Colorado Avalanche (+750), and the defending champion Carolina Hurricanes (+750).

Montreal Canadiens 98.5 (106: -7.5). The Montreal Canadiens are expected to take the biggest step back among the Canadian clubs in 2026-27, according to FanDuel's 2026-27 NHL regular season point total futures. Despite two more games on their schedule, FanDuel has Montreal's regular season point total at 98.5, a 7.5-point dip from a year ago. I cannot buy that Montreal will be worse, and neither will the FanDuel bettor with a six-figure position on the Habs to make the playoffs. I locked in the Canadiens to make the playoffs at -140 as a FanDuel Best Bet, albeit with a much smaller bankroll.

Toronto Maple Leafs 95.5 (78: +17.5). Toronto is expected to be the most improved Canadian NHL team based on FanDuel's odds. The Maple Leafs finished last season with 78 points. However, FanDuel has Toronto's regular season point total over/under at 95.5, a 17.5-point jump. It is also interesting to note that the Maple Leafs have a slightly higher regular season point total over/under than the next team on this list, despite having longer odds to make the playoffs at FanDuel this morning.

Ottawa Senators 94.5 (99: -4.5). Toronto is +100 to make the playoffs at FanDuel. Ottawa is -113 to get in and their point total is 94.5.

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