As the 2026 NFL season approaches, just under two weeks remain until kickoff, making it an opportune time to analyze the season win total odds and identify promising bets.
According to DraftKings, these are the season win total odds for all 32 NFL teams:
– **49ers:** 9.5 (Over -126, Under +120)
– **Bears:** 9.5 (Over +105, Under -125)
– **Bengals:** 10.5 (Over +115, Under -140)
– **Bills:** 10.5 (Over -120, Under +100)
– **Broncos:** 9.5 (Over -115, Under -105)
– **Browns:** 5.5 (Over -125, Under +105)
– **Buccaneers:** 8.5 (Over +115, Under -136)
– **Cardinals:** 3.5 (Over -136, Under +115)
– **Chargers:** 9.5 (Over -140, Under +115)
– **Chiefs:** 10.5 (Over +115, Under -140)
– **Colts:** 7.5 (Over -140, Under +115)
– **Commanders:** 7.5 (Over -105, Under -115)
– **Cowboys:** 9.5 (Over +100, Under -120)
– **Dolphins:** 3.5 (Over -140, Under +110)
– **Eagles:** 10.5 (Over +115, Under -140)
– **Falcons:** 7.5 (Over +120, Under -140)
– **Giants:** 7.5 (Over -110, Under -110)
– **Jaguars:** 8.5 (Over -140, Under +116)
– **Jets:** 5.5 (Over -120, Under +100)
– **Lions:** 10.5 (Over -115, Under -105)
– **Packers:** 9.5 (Over -130, Under +110)
– **Panthers:** 7.5 (Over +115, Under -136)
– **Patriots:** 10.5 (Over +115, Under -140)
– **Raiders:** 5.5 (Over -150, Under +125)
– **Rams:** 11.5 (Over -130, Under +110)
– **Ravens:** 11.5 (Over +115, Under -140)
– **Saints:** 7.5 (Over -120, Under +100)
– **Seahawks:** 10.5 (Over -115, Under -105)
– **Steelers:** 8.5 (Over +110, Under -130)
– **Texans:** 9.5 (Over -146, Under +124)
– **Titans:** 6.5 (Over +100, Under -120)
– **Vikings:** 8.5 (Over -120, Under +100)
The Rams and Ravens carry the highest expected win total at 11.5, while the Cardinals and Dolphins face the lowest expectations with a win total of 3.5.
For those looking for a solid bet, consider backing the Dallas Cowboys to win over 9.5 games at +100. The Cowboys have faltered recently, achieving only seven wins in each of the past two seasons, after previously enjoying three straight 12-5 campaigns.
Dak Prescott, entering his 11th year in the NFL, has emphasized that the playoffs are the bare minimum goal for the team after missing out for the last two years. “It sucks, definitely. But we’re pushing. That’s our goal, that’s a minimum. When you have a team like this, and they’ve done everything they have in the offseason, obviously, we got to push and get better on offense, but when we know we’re already improving on defense, that’s the minimum. That’s everybody’s goal in here,” Prescott stated.
Last season, the Cowboys demonstrated strong offensive capabilities, ranking among the top seven teams in scoring, averaging 27.7 points per game. The receiving tandem of Cee Dee Lamb and George Pickens both surpassed 1,000 yards last year, further bolstering expectations.
In addition, running back Javonte Williams, in his first season with the Cowboys after four years in Denver, rushed for 1,201 yards and led the team with 13 touchdowns.
Concerns linger regarding the defense, which allowed an average of 30.1 points per game last season, the worst in the league. However, the hiring of defensive coordinator Christian Parker from Philadelphia aims to address this issue. Dallas also acquired defensive tackle Quinnen Williams through a mid-season trade last November, who immediately impacted the defensive line. His contributions helped the team to victory in their first three games following his arrival, where he recorded 1.5 sacks and 19 pressures.
First-round draft pick Caleb Downs, selected No. 11 overall, is anticipated to enhance the secondary. Meanwhile, linebacker DeMarvion Overshown aims to bounce back this season after struggling with injuries last year; he ranked second in tackles and third in sacks as a rookie despite missing four games.
The Cowboys have made substantial improvements to their defense, indicating a potential for double-digit wins this season, a feat they have not achieved in the last three years.
