
The Philadelphia Eagles floundered in remarkable fashion on Monday Night Football, losing a 27-7 prime-time matchup against the Chicago Bears and third-string quarterback Case Keenum at Soldier Field. The Eagles’ loss leaves NFL prediction markets with five remaining undefeated teams.
The Kansas City Chiefs, Minnesota Vikings, Buffalo Bills, San Francisco 49ers, and Las Vegas Raiders are 3-0 entering Week 4 of the NFL regular season. They are currently ranked in that specific order to become the last remaining undefeated team in 2026.
Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes appear dead-set on avoiding another regular-season disappointment that led to the Chiefs missing the postseason for the first time in Mahomes’ storied career as the Chiefs’ quarterback.
Travis Kelce is back to his All-Pro form, too. Add reigning Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III to the mix, and Kansas City has all the makings of a team that could remain undefeated into November. The AFC West juggernaut’s 33-30 overtime victory against the Colts in Week 2 was a significant hurdle that the team was able to overcome.
The Chiefs are currently listed at 30¢ per contract on Kalshi’s undefeated market. They will get a chance to knock off another contender and division rival when they face the Las Vegas Raiders at Allegiant Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
The Vikings’ contract price of 26¢ is somewhat of a head-scratcher until you look at their defense. In terms of points allowed, Minnesota opponents have scored an average of 13.67 points per game after three weeks. That’s second-best in the league to the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Minnesota is also one of two teams on the eligible list that have already jumped out to 2-0 records against division opponents. If three weeks of regular-season football are any indicator, the Vikings should have no issues with sending the Miami Dolphins to an 0-4 record this Sunday afternoon in Minneapolis.
The Buffalo Bills are 3-0, Josh Allen is shredding defenses, and the new Highmark Stadium is awesome. So why is Buffalo currently ranked behind the Vikings on Kalshi’s undefeated market?
The answer to that question is the Bills’ suspect defensive showing over the first three weeks. Yes, Josh Allen has led Buffalo to a league-leading 33.67 points per game, but the team has given up 26 points per game to its opponents.
They’ll take on the struggling New England Patriots this Sunday afternoon, but will have to face the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium in Week 5. That’s why the Bills’ contract prices are available for just 22¢ each.
The “Land Down Under” was kind to the 49ers (perhaps assisted by head coach Kyle Shanahan’s decision to arrive in Australia more than a week before the international game’s kickoff). But can San Francisco withstand a refreshed Denver Broncos team that will arrive at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara this coming Sunday?
Sports prediction market forecasters aren’t so sure, which is why the 49ers’ contract prices are 17¢ apiece despite their 2-0 record against NFC West opponents. Bo Nix will be in town as Denver brings a “head full of steam” to the field after achieving a comeback victory against the Rams on Sunday Night Football.
Who would’ve thought that the Raiders would start the 2026 NFL regular season with a 3-0 record? Can they hand the Kansas City Chiefs their first loss this Sunday at Allegiant Stadium to remain undefeated and convince prediction market traders in the process?
The Raiders’ contracts to be the last-standing undefeated NFL team tell the story. Faithful fans of the Silver & Black will jump at the opportunity to purchase “yes” contracts at just 8¢ each. But the “sharp” sentiment is skewed in favor of Kansas City taking over sole possession of first place in the AFC West this weekend.
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