The Los Angeles Rams hold the clearest edge in NFC West champion markets at 48.5% implied probability, reflecting their acquisition of defensive standout Myles Garrett, possession of both the reigning MVP and Defensive Player of the Year, and strong finish to the prior season that reached the NFC Championship. Trader sentiment also factors in roster continuity and favorable training-camp positioning entering 2026. The Seattle Seahawks sit at 31.5% as defending Super Bowl champions who retained most of their core while installing a new offensive coordinator, though questions around sustaining that momentum temper their price relative to the Rams. San Francisco’s 22.0% share stems from offseason additions such as Mike Evans and improved availability for key contributors like Nick Bosa and Fred Warner, yet lingering depth concerns keep them behind the top two. Arizona remains a long shot at 0.9% amid its quarterback transition and coaching change.