2026 NFL Season Win Total Odds For All Teams & Best Bet: Back Cowboys to Get Double-Digit Wins

By jili tutorial · August 31, 2026

2026 NFL Season Win Total Odds for All Teams & Best Bet: Back Cowboys to Reach Double-Digit Wins

Overview: NFL Season Win Totals Are Here

With less than two weeks until the 2026 NFL season kicks off, now is the perfect time to examine the season win total odds and identify the best betting opportunity. Below, you’ll find the full breakdown for all 32 teams, along with a sharp pick to consider.

Full NFL Season Win Total Odds from DraftKings

Check out the complete season win total odds for every NFL team at DraftKings:

Team	Win Total	Over Odds	Under Odds
49ers	9.5	-126	+120
Bears	9.5	+105	-125
Bengals	10.5	+115	-140
Bills	10.5	-120	+100
Broncos	9.5	-115	-105
Browns	5.5	-125	+105
Buccaneers	8.5	+115	-136
Cardinals	3.5	-136	+115
Chargers	9.5	-140	+115
Chiefs	10.5	+115	-140
Colts	7.5	-140	+115
Commanders	7.5	-105	-115
Cowboys	9.5	+100	-120
Dolphins	3.5	-140	+110
Eagles	10.5	+115	-140
Falcons	7.5	+120	-140
Giants	7.5	-110	-110
Jaguars	8.5	-140	+116
Jets	5.5	-120	+100
Lions	10.5	-115	-105
Packers	9.5	-130	+110
Panthers	7.5	+115	-136
Patriots	10.5	+115	-140
Raiders	5.5	-150	+125
Rams	11.5	-130	+110
Ravens	11.5	+115	-140
Saints	7.5	-120	+100
Seahawks	10.5	-115	-105
Steelers	8.5	+110	-130
Texans	9.5	-146	+124
Titans	6.5	+100	-120
Vikings	8.5	-120	+100

The Rams and Ravens share the league’s highest projected win total at 11.5. On the opposite end, expectations are lowest for the Cardinals and Dolphins, both sitting at just 3.5 wins.

Best Bet on NFL Season Win Totals

Here is our top pick for the 2026 NFL season win total market.

Dallas Cowboys OVER 9.5 Wins (+100)

We’ve faded the Cowboys in recent seasons, with under bets cashing in each of the last two years as Dallas won only seven games per season. However, prior to that slump, the team posted three straight 12-5 seasons.

Quarterback Dak Prescott, entering his 11th NFL season, has made it clear that playoffs are the minimum expectation. After missing the postseason two years in a row, Prescott didn’t mince words:

“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.”

The offense carried its weight last season, averaging 27.7 points per game—good for top-seven in the league. The receiving duo of CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens both eclipsed 1,000 receiving yards in 2025. Running back Javonte Williams also proved to be a dynamic weapon out of the backfield, rushing for 1,201 yards and scoring a team-high 13 touchdowns.

The main concern has been a defense that allowed an NFL-worst 30.1 points per game last season. But there’s reason for optimism.

Key Defensive Upgrades for Dallas

New defensive coordinator Christian Parker joins from Philadelphia, bringing a fresh scheme and playoff experience.
Quinnen Williams was acquired mid-season last November and made an immediate impact on the defensive line. After his arrival, the Cowboys won their first three games, with Williams tallying 1.5 sacks, seven tackles, and 19 pressures in that stretch.
First-round pick Caleb Downs, the former Ohio State standout taken at No. 11 overall, is expected to strengthen the secondary at safety.
Linebacker DeMarvion Overshown enters his third NFL season. When healthy, he’s a force—he ranked second on the team in tackles (90) and third in sacks (5) as a rookie, despite missing four games. Injuries limited him to just six games last season, but if he stays on the field, he adds significant depth.

Between the returning offensive firepower and the revamped defense, Dallas looks poised to break its two-year slide. Back the Cowboys to finish with double-digit wins for the first time in three seasons.