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The San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs fell from the ranks of the unbeatens on Sunday. The 49ers are still Super Bowl favorites.

The San Francisco 49ers remain the favorites to win the Super Bowl at +575 odds on BetMGM, holding off the Buffalo Bills (+600) despite suffering their first defeat in Week 7 against Atlanta. Thirteen NFL teams currently have title odds shorter than +2200, representing the most concentrated field of contenders at this stage of the season in the last 15 years.
Key matchups in Week 8 could dramatically alter the championship picture. Buffalo faces the Baltimore Ravens, while the Kansas City Chiefs (+900) travel to play the Denver Broncos following a loss to the Seattle Seahawks. In the NFC, the undefeated Minnesota Vikings visit the Detroit Lions, and the Seahawks, who recently acquired guard Quenton Nelson, host the Chicago Bears.
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