NFL Win Totals Odds: Regular Season Win Projections

Kyle LaRusic - Betting Analyst at Covers.com
Kyle LaRusic • Betting Analyst 5+ years betting experience
Updated: Sep 22, 2026 , 11:42 AM ET • 4 min read

See every NFL team's Over/Under win totals through Week 2 action.

NFL Win Totals Odds
Photo By - Reuters Connect. Josh Allen turns and holds out the ball for Buffalo Bills running back James Cook.

NFL win total odds have begun to shift through two weeks of action, with both injuries and game results shifting totals at prediction markets.

A seemingly unstoppable offense has pushed the Buffalo Bills' win total to 13+, while the Miami Dolphins are trading at just 3+ wins.

Check out the rest of the NFL odds below.

Updated NFL win total odds 

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

Team Win Total Yes No
Arizona CardinalsCardinals 6+ wins 51% 50%
Atlanta FalconsFalcons 6+ wins 47% 53%
Baltimore RavensRavens 12+ wins 54% 46%
Buffalo BillsBills 13+ wins 45% 56%
Carolina PanthersPanthers 8+ wins 46% 55%
Chicago BearsBears 10+ wins 39% 63%
Cincinnati BengalsBengals 12+ wins 52% 51%
Cleveland BrownsBrowns 6+ wins 54% 47%
Dallas CowboysCowboys 9+ wins 59% 42%
Denver BroncosBroncos 10+ wins 50% 50%
Detroit LionsLions 11+ wins 49% 51%
Green Bay PackersPackers 10+ wins 45% 56%
Houston TexansTexans 10+ wins 45% 56%
Indianapolis ColtsColts 8+ wins 52% 51%
Jacksonville JaguarsJaguars 10+ wins 50% 53%
Kansas City ChiefsChiefs 12+ wins 46% 57%
Las Vegas RaidersRaiders 8+ wins 49% 54%
Los Angeles ChargersChargers 8+ wins 38% 62%
Los Angeles RamsRams 12+ wins 45% 56%
Miami DolphinsDolphins 3+ wins 56% 45%
Minnesota VikingsVikings 11+ wins 46% 56%
New England PatriotsPatriots 10+ wins 55% 47%
New Orleans SaintsSaints 9+ wins 55% 46%
New York GiantsGiants 8+ wins 50% 51%
New York JetsJets 7+ wins 51% 49%
Philadelphia EaglesEagles 11+ wins 56% 45%
Pittsburgh SteelersSteelers 8+ wins 45% 56%
San Francisco 49ers49ers 12+ wins 50% 55%
Seattle SeahawksSeahawks 12+ wins 49% 53%
Tampa Bay BuccaneersBuccaneers 8+ wins 46% 55%
Tennessee TitansTitans 5+ wins 44% 60%
Washington CommandersCommanders 6+ wins 52% 49%

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NFL win total predictions

Pick: Rams 12+ wins - Yes (55% at Kalshi)

Pick made on July 23, 2026.

The Los Angeles Rams surpassed this number last year, and that was without the absolute game-wrecker that is Myles Garrett. The ultra-competitive NFC West is never a cakewalk, but the Rams have enough on both sides of the ball to fare well against the Seahawks and Niners.

Pick: Patriots 10+ wins - No (49% at Kalshi)

Pick made on April 15, 2026.

The New England Patriots have anything but a cupcake schedule in 2026, kicking things off in Week 1 against the very team that slapped them silly in the Super Bowl.

The Pats are Top 5 in miles traveled, and they have to deal with a No. 1-place schedule rather than No. 4. A 9-8 record seems very likely for New England, as regression is expected from a team that overperformed last year.

Which NFL team is expected to have the most wins in 2026?

The Buffalo Bills currently have the highest win total for the 2026 season at 13+.

Which NFL team is expected to have the fewest wins in 2026?

The Miami Dolphins currently have the lowest win total for the 2026 season at 3+.

When do sportsbooks release NFL win totals?

NFL win totals were released in April 2026.


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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. 

Prediction markets 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, prediction markets 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:

9+ wins - YES (55%)
9 WINS - NO (45%)

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 Record Team(s)
2025/26 14-3 Broncos Broncos
Patriots Patriots
Seahawks Seahawks
2024/25 15-2 Lions Lions
Chiefs Chiefs
2023/24 13-4 Ravens Ravens
2022/23 14-3 Eagles Eagles
2021/22 13-4 Buccaneers Buccaneers
Packers Packers
2020/21 14-2 Chiefs Chiefs
2019/20 14-2 Ravens Ravens
2018/19 13-3 Saints Saints
Rams Rams
2017/18 13-3 Four teams
2016/17 14-2 Patriots Patriots

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