Sports · Kalshi · Closes Feb 13, 2029
Who will win the 2027 Pro Football Championship? Odds
As of Nov 12, 2026 04:05 UTC, traders on Kalshi put San Francisco at 16%, little changed over 24 hours. $1.3M traded in the last 24 hours; $240M in total.
- San Francisco 16%
- Buffalo 14%
- Chicago 12%
- Jacksonville 11%
| Outcome | Probability | 24h change |
|---|---|---|
| San Francisco | 16% | ±0 |
| Buffalo | 14% | +1 |
| Chicago | 12% | ±0 |
| Jacksonville | 11% | ±0 |
| Kansas City | 8% | +1 |
| Cincinnati | 7% | ±0 |
| Denver | 6% | +1 |
| Detroit | 5% | ±0 |
| Los Angeles R | 5% | ±0 |
| Minnesota | 5% | +1 |
| Green Bay | 4% | ±0 |
| Seattle | 4% | −1 |
| Houston | 3% | ±0 |
| New England | 3% | +1 |
| Dallas | 2% | +1 |
About this market
This Kalshi market asks which team will be the 2027 Pro Football Champion for the 2026-27 season. The listed outcomes include San Francisco, Buffalo, Chicago, Jacksonville, Kansas City and other teams. According to the rules in the source data, the market resolves to Yes if Arizona wins the 2027 Pro Football Championship. Arizona does not appear among the outcome labels shown here, so readers should check the official Kalshi rules page for the exact contract wording. The market's listed closing date is 2029-02-13. Prices in a market like this can shift with events such as player injuries, regular-season and playoff results, roster changes, trades, coaching decisions and the overall performance of the teams involved.
FAQ
What are the current odds for “Who will win the 2027 Pro Football Championship?”?
At our last update (Nov 12, 2026 04:05 UTC), Kalshi traders priced San Francisco at 16%. Prices move with trading and are not a forecast by That's Gonna.
When does this market close?
The market's listed closing date is 2029-02-13.
How does this market resolve?
According to the rules, it resolves to Yes if Arizona wins the 2027 Pro Football Championship.
Odds are market prices set by traders, not predictions by That's Gonna and not financial or betting advice. 18+ only; platform eligibility varies by country and state.