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10 source contracts·Kalshi 10·refreshed just now·Closes Feb 22, 2027 · 133d

Will Los Angeles R win the Pro Football NFC Championship

Liquidity-weighted aggregate sits at 9% across 10 Kalshi contracts.

Implied probability

9%
0%50%100%

Kalshi

9%

10 contracts

Polymarket

—

not bound

Cross-venue gap

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single venue

24h move

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no pin

24h volume

$240K

10 contracts

Closes

Feb 22, 2027

133 days

Bracket families

10 clusters across 10 contracts.

These contracts were grouped by title similarity. The headline aggregate combines all clusters; verify the cluster you actually need before quoting a number.

Cluster 1

Will San Francisco win the Pro Football NFC Championship

1 contract$97K

Cluster 2

Will Minnesota win the Pro Football NFC Championship

1 contract$73K

Cluster 3

Will Green Bay win the Pro Football NFC Championship

1 contract$29K

Cluster 4

Will Atlanta win the Pro Football NFC Championship

1 contract$14K

Cluster 5

Will Chicago win the Pro Football NFC Championship

1 contract$6K

Cluster 6

Will Seattle win the Pro Football NFC Championship

1 contract$6K

Cluster 7

Will Los Angeles R win the Pro Football NFC Championship

1 contract$6K

Cluster 8

Will Dallas win the Pro Football NFC Championship

1 contract$5K

Cluster 9

Will Philadelphia win the Pro Football NFC Championship

1 contract$4K

Cluster 10

Will Detroit win the Pro Football NFC Championship

1 contract$591

Analysis

The 9% probability reflects market expectations that the Los Angeles Rams will win the NFC Championship game scheduled for early February 2027. This estimate positions the Rams as a long-shot contender, trailing San Francisco (8¢) and Seattle (11¢) among NFC teams. The Rams' low odds likely reflect concerns about roster depth, recent performance trends, or questions about quarterback durability entering the 2026 season. The probability would shift significantly based on the team's regular-season performance from September through December 2026, with strong starts potentially doubling their odds or weak performances pushing them lower. The championship game outcome in February 2027 will ultimately resolve this market, though most movement occurs during the regular season as win-loss records clarify playoff positioning. Trading volume on the Rams contract remains modest at $1,205 over 24 hours compared to higher-probability teams.

  • ›Rams regular season record through December 2026 will be the primary driver of probability shifts, with each win or loss materially affecting playoff positioning odds
  • ›San Francisco and Seattle's 8-11¢ odds suggest the NFC is viewed as dominated by 2-3 teams, constraining the Rams' ceiling even if they perform well
  • ›Lower 24-hour trading volume ($1,205) on the Rams contract versus San Francisco ($14,964) indicates reduced market confidence or speculative interest in longer-shot outcomes
  • ›Quarterback health and offensive line performance during the 2026 regular season will directly impact the team's ability to reach and win the championship game
  • ›The Rams must finish among the top 2 seeds in their division or secure a wild card position to reach the playoffs, making September-November performance critical for championship probability

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