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According to the betting market, Green Bay remains a mid-range threat among Super Bowl odds, lined in the territory ahead of the 2025-26 NFL campaign.
From the signings of Aaron Banks and Nate Hobbs to the re-signing of Brandon McManus, the Packers didn’t move the needle much in free agency. However, if stud cornerback Jaire Alexander stays put, the addition of Hobbs provides Green Bay with a high-ceiling duo. According to Sports Info Solutions, Hobbs allowed a catch rate of 42.0% last season, which was the fifth-best in the NFL among corners who started at least seven games.
Offensively, the Packers lacked a pure No. 1 wide receiver in 2024-25, costing them down the stretch. Does first-round pick Matthew Golden change that notion? Probably not.
Nevertheless, Green Bay should benefit from facing its most difficult games at Lambeau Field. Conversely, its road schedule is an easier-than-average slate.
Check out the rest of the Packers’ futures markets below.
Green Bay Packers Super Bowl Odds & Futures 2025-26
