NFL Win Totals Odds - Regular Season Wins Projections for 2025

See every NFL team's current win total and opening win total.

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Matt Burke • Contributor
Oct 14, 2025 • 14:01 ET • 4 min read
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One of the top betting markets of each NFL season is win totals. Season-long NFL over unders are constantly changing as the season progresses.

With NFL win totals, you can bet on whether or not a team will go Over or Under a projected win total for the regular season.

Philadelphia, Kansas City, Baltimore, and Buffalo led the way with a projection of 11.5 wins at the start of the season.

Updated NFL win totals odds 

View current NFL win totals odds for all 32 teams below.

Team Win total Over Under
Cardinals Cardinals 6.5 +105 -125
Falcons Falcons 9.5 +100 -120
Ravens Ravens 8.5 -105 -115
Bills Bills 11.5 -125 +105
Panthers Panthers 6.5 -125 +105
Bears Bears 8.5 -105 -115
Bengals Bengals 5.5 -170 +145
Browns Browns 5.5 +110 -130
Cowboys Cowboys 6.5 -130 +110
Broncos Broncos 10.5 +110 -130
Lions Lions 10.5 -170 +145
Packers Packers 11.5 +135 -160
Texans Texans 8.5 +115 -135
Colts Colts 11.5 +120 -140
Jaguars Jaguars 9.5 -140 +120
Chiefs Chiefs 10.5 -115 -105
Chargers Chargers 10.5 +110 -130
Rams Rams 10.5 -150 +125
Raiders Raiders 7.5 -105 -115
Dolphins Dolphins 5.5 +120 -140
Vikings Vikings 8.5 +110 -130
Patriots Patriots 10.5 +100 -120
Saints Saints 4.5 -130 +110
Giants Giants 5.5 -120 +100
Jets Jets 4.5 +120 -140
Eagles Eagles 10.5 +100 -130
Steelers Steelers 9.5 -155 -130
49ers 49ers 10.5 -130 +110
Seahawks Seahawks 10.5 +130 -155
Buccaneers Buccaneers 11.5 -125 +105
Titans Titans 3.5 -120 +100
Commanders Commanders 8.5 -160 +135

Opening NFL Win Totals

Here is a look at opening NFL Win Totals.

  • Arizona Cardinals (Over/Under 8.5 wins)
  • Atlanta Falcons (Over/Under 7.5 wins)
  • Baltimore Ravens (Over/Under 11.5 wins)
  • Buffalo Bills (Over/Under 11.5 wins)
  • Carolina Panthers (Over/Under 6.5 wins)
  • Chicago Bears (Over/Under 8.5 wins)
  • Cincinnati Bengals (Over/Under 9.5 wins)
  • Cleveland Browns (Over/Under 5.5 wins)
  • Dallas Cowboys (Over/Under 7.5 wins)
  • Denver Broncos (Over/Under 9.5 wins)
  • Detroit Lions (Over/Under 10.5 wins)
  • Green Bay Packers (Over/Under 9.5 wins)
  • Houston Texans (Over/Under 9.5 wins)
  • Indianapolis Colts (Over/Under 7.5 wins)
  • Jacksonville Jaguars (Over/Under 7.5 wins)
  • Kansas City Chiefs (Over/Under 11.5 wins)
  • Las Vegas Raiders (Over/Under 6.5 wins)
  • LA Chargers (Over/Under 9.5 wins)
  • LA Rams (Over/Under 9.5 wins)
  • Miami Dolphins (Over/Under 8.5 wins)
  • Minnesota Vikings (Over/Under 8.5 wins)
  • New England Patriots (Over/Under 7.5 wins)
  • New Orleans Saints (Over/Under 6.5 wins)
  • New York Giants (Over/Under 5.5 wins)
  • New York Jets (Over/Under 5.5 wins)
  • Philadelphia Eagles (Over/Under 11.5 wins)
  • Pittsburgh Steelers (Over/Under 8.5 wins)
  • San Francisco 49ers (Over/Under 10.5 wins)
  • Seattle Seahawks (Over/Under 7.5 wins)
  • Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Over/Under 9.5 wins)
  • Tennessee Titans (Over/Under 5.5 wins)
  • Washington Commanders (Over/Under 9.5 wins)

Which NFL team is expected to have the most wins in 2025?

The Philadelphia Eagles, Kansas City Chiefs, Buffalo Bills, and Baltimore Ravens each had a projected win total of 11.5 wins to start the season.

Which NFL team is expected to have the least wins in 2025?

Bottom-of-the-barrel honors at the start of the season went to the New York Jets, New York Giants, Tennessee Titans, New Orleans Saints, and Cleveland Browns. Each team had a season-long Over/Under of 5.5.

When does Vegas release NFL win totals?

NFL win totals were released in late March 2025.


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How to bet NFL season win totals

Season win totals are somewhat self-explanatory: betting on how many wins a team will have that regular season. 

Oddsmakers set a projected number of wins for each team — based on past success, returning personnel and strength of schedule — and offer Over/Under betting options, allowing you to wager on if a team will exceed that win total (Over) or fall short of it (Under). This total does not include postseason games.

On top of the season win total itself, oddsmakers set an assigned cost to the Over and Under bets — also known as vig or juice — depending on the implied probability of the team winning more or less than that total.

For example, oddsmakers calculate TEAM A to win nine games this upcoming season but do feel like there’s a better chance of them winning 10 games rather than 8. Therefore, they set TEAM A with a win total of 9 but increase the vig on the OVER to -130 (bet $1.30 to win $1) and decrease the vig on the UNDER to +110 (win $1.10 for every $1 bet).  

OVER 9 WINS (-130)
UNDER 9 WINS (+110)

Season win totals are considered futures betting odds and sportsbooks will take action on season win totals from the time they post the odds until the start of the season. Futures bets are then graded at the end of the season, when all results are final

NFL win totals trends

  • There have been four teams in NFL history who have had an undefeated regular season, and the 2007 New England Patriots were the latest team to accomplish the feat. 
  • Five teams have gone winless in NFL history, with the 2017 Cleveland Browns being the last to do so.
  • The Kansas City Chiefs have the most regular season wins in the last 10 years.

Win total history

Here's a quick look at recent NFL win total leaders.

Season Best record Team(s)
2024-25 15-2 Lions
Chiefs
2023-24 13-4 Ravens
2022-23 14-3 Eagles
2021-22 13-4 Buccaneers
Packers
2020-21 14-2 Chiefs
2019-20 14-2 Ravens
2018-19 13-3 Saints
Rams
2017-18 13-3 Four separate teams
2016-17 14-2 Patriots
2015-16 15-1 Panthers
2014-15 12-4 Five separate teams
2013-14 13-3 Broncos
Seahawks
2012-13 13-3 Broncos
Falcons
2011-12 15-1 Packers

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Matt Burke was born and raised in Massachusetts but also spent a few years in sunny San Diego, California, accomplishing every eight-year-old boy’s dream - writing the bios on the back of baseball cards.

Matt began writing and editing sports betting content in 2018, founding MetroBet - a sports betting content platform under the Metro Newspapers umbrella (now AMNY).

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