NFL 2026-27 supercomputer: Los Angeles Rams backed to win Super Bowl for third time by beating Baltimore Ravens in showpiece event
- Los Angeles Rams have been projected to win Super Bowl – with an 18.2% chance of triumphing
- Rams have been tipped to beat the Baltimore Ravens at Super Bowl – who have been handed a 14.5% probability of winning
- Rams tipped to win NFC Championship with Ravens projected to finish top of AFC standings
- Reigning champions Seattle Seahawks are projected to finish fifth in NFC and lose in the Wild Card Round to Tampa Bay Buccaneers
A 2026/27 NFL supercomputer has projected that Los Angeles Rams will win the Super Bowl for the third time.
The supercomputer, which was conducted by canadasportsbetting.ca, utilizes a combination of mathematical probability algorithms and agentic AI to project the result of the competition.
The Rams are projected to be NFL champions for the first time since 2021, beating Baltimore Ravens in a home Super Bowl at SoFi Stadium.
As per the supercomputer prediction, the two-time champions have an 18.2% chance of walking away with the biggest prize at the end of the season – a least 3.7% higher than any other team.
The Ravens, meanwhile, are projected to be AFC Divisional champions, while the Rams take the NFC title.
Elsewhere, last year’s Super Bowl winners the Seattle Seahawks are projected to finish fifth in the NFC and lose to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the Wild Card round.
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This supercomputer projection synthesizes real-world data points to simulate 10,000 potential outcomes for the 2026/27 NFL season.
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Baseline probabilities were weighted using dynamic Elo-style club ratings that emphasize performance.
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Tiebreakers for seeding were simulated using the NFL’s official tiebreaking procedure (head-to-head, division record, common games and strength of victory).
