The Detroit Lions have claimed the NFC North crown in back-to-back years, posting 15 and 12 wins respectively. Many NFL teams would sacrifice a lot for that kind of achievement, but now the Lions are in a position where only a Super Bowl will satisfy expectations.

This roster is loaded, featuring seven players who made the Pro Bowl last year, including quarterback Jared Goff. He passed for 4,629 yards, 37 touchdowns, and posted a 111.8 passer rating. It’s a performance any team would gladly take. Still, the question lingers: Can Goff deliver a Super Bowl?

Below is a ranking of NFL quarterbacks based on their odds of winning next season’s Super Bowl. The rankings reflect the combination of quarterback skill and team strength. Let’s see where Goff fits in.

1. Lamar Jackson, Baltimore Ravens

According to DraftKings Sportsbook, the Ravens (+700) are tied for the second-best Super Bowl odds in 2026. Baltimore is stacked, and Jackson remains elite—as long as he brings postseason play in line with his regular-season dominance. With the defensive talent they’ve added and Jackson thriving under Todd Monken, the Ravens are primed for a Super Bowl run.

2. Jalen Hurts, Philadelphia Eagles

The Eagles (+650) have the best odds to win the Super Bowl, per DraftKings. They have star power at every position, and Hurts has proven he can lead a team deep. They’d be number one if not for the challenge of repeating as champions. Philly’s depth gives them a real shot at redemption.

3. Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs

DraftKings places the Chiefs (+750) with the fourth-highest Super Bowl chances. While this may rest on legacy and past success, the Chiefs seem more vulnerable than ever under Mahomes and Andy Reid. Still, Mahomes is almost always in the big game and can’t be ruled out just yet.

4. Josh Allen, Buffalo Bills

The Bills (+700) are tied with the Ravens for second-best Super Bowl odds. Many expect them to clash with Baltimore in the AFC title game. Allen, the reigning MVP, rises to the occasion in major matchups, making Buffalo a serious contender once again.

5. Jared Goff, Detroit Lions

Closing the top five, Detroit (+1000) has the fifth-best Super Bowl odds. The Eagles may be the NFC’s most talented, but Detroit is right there. Washington pushed them in the playoffs last year, but with a healthy defense, the Lions could represent the NFC this time around.

Goff delivered top-tier stats last year and has a career passer rating of 95.7, 17th all-time. He’s been to a Super Bowl before—though he struggled—but that was six years ago. He’s more seasoned now, and his offensive unit is stacked with talent.

Detroit’s lower placement on the list is due mainly to its two new coordinators. It remains unclear how Goff will adapt to new leadership on offense and defense. The adjustments could be key to their title hopes.

While Goff may not be the top QB in the league, he’s undoubtedly among the upper tier. This ranking proves that with the right team around him, Goff has what it takes to bring the Lions a championship.