NFL 2026 · Team Index

The Stock Market for Sports.

Major League Markets publishes a price for every team in the league. One share, one season — it redeems $2.00 a win and climbs a ladder through the playoffs, so it accrues value all year instead of resolving in a single moment.

NFL 2026 Index · 32 constituents · $700.00

ARI$7.37−21.5%
ATL$14.65−1.4%
BAL$33.10+7.2%
BUF$30.91+0.1%
CAR$17.22+13.8%
CHI$24.32+1.2%
CIN$27.49+10.1%
CLE$12.04−15.6%
DAL$24.06+9.8%
DEN$25.16+0.4%
DET$27.62−0.4%
GB$25.58−8.9%
HOU$25.80+1.6%
IND$17.91−10.1%
JAX$21.57−10.1%
KC$28.36−1.2%
LAC$25.92−7.7%
LAR$37.00+9.7%
LV$12.15+2.5%
MIA$9.52−0.2%
MIN$20.26+1.4%
NE$28.47+8.8%
NO$17.39+0.2%
NYG$17.34+1.4%
NYJ$11.94−0.2%
PHI$28.25+0.1%
PIT$20.36+0.9%
SEA$30.05−0.4%
SF$25.37−7.5%
TB$20.55−1.6%
TEN$14.59−0.6%
WAS$17.67+1.5%

NFL 2026 Index

32 constituents · listed $700.00 · redeems $700.00

Every share, priced since the market opened

price in dollars · 32 shares · board total $700.00, fixed · priced August 11, 2026

$5.00$10.00$15.00$20.00$25.00$30.00MarAprMayJunJulAugCIN$27.49DAL$24.06IND$17.91CAR$17.22CLE$12.04ARI$7.37

Dollar price of each share at every dated snapshot. The board is the whole point: all 32 shares always sum to $700.00, so value rotates between teams instead of inflating — a share only climbs if another gives ground. Choose any teams below — up to six at once.

How an index works here

What one share redeems, event by event

Each regular-season win
$2.00
×17 contracts
Playoff berth
$2.00
1 win
Win Wild Card round
$4.00
2 wins
Win Divisional round
$8.00
4 wins
Win Conference Championship
$12.00
6 wins
Win Super Bowl
$40.00
20 wins

An index is the board, not a team. The NFL 2026 Index is all 32 clubs priced against one fixed pool: every share on it redeems $2.00 per regular-season win, $2.00 for a playoff berth, then $4.00, $8.00, $12.00 and $40.00 up the bracket. A 17-0 champion caps at $100.00.

Because the pool is fixed, so is the index. Total redemption across all 32 shares is $700.00 every season, whatever happens on the field. The listed board is $700.00 — the same figure, because Major League Markets applies no markup to the index. A listing venue sets its own terms on top. Value rotates between clubs through the season. It never inflates. There is no other side of your trade to lose to.

Each share is a constituent. It settles twenty-two times before the season ends, and it is priced off three published markets, devigged and reconciled to the league's actual totals — 272 wins, 14 berths, one title. The method is public. Read the pricing method →

Team Indexes are live in research. Athlete Indexes — the same structure applied to a player's season — are not yet built.

1

It accrues, it doesn't just win or lose

Most sports contracts settle once, at the end — full value or nothing. A Season Share redeems $2.00 the moment your team wins a game, and that redemption is permanent. By December a contender has a dozen wins already locked in and the whole playoff ladder still live.

2

The price moves on news, not on a whistle

Every trade, signing and injury reprices the share the same day. The Rams are up 10% since February and Arizona is down 22% — and the season hasn't kicked off.

How these prices are set

Prices are model-derived expected-redemption values — the probability-weighted dollar redemption of each share's regular-season win contracts and playoff ladder — not executable quotes, and no product is currently offered. The price spine draws from a single public market, DraftKings, applied consistently across every dated snapshot and never spliced between sources. The history rests on 10 dated snapshots, the most recent priced August 11, 2026. The fair board and the listed board are the same figure, $700.00 — the index is published with no markup applied.

Read the full methodology specification →