The NFL season is in full swing, and the Super Bowl has just passed. This article will provide you with the best bets for each team in the NFL, including over/unders for points scored, yards gained, and many more.
The nfl over unders week 1 is a blog post that gives the over/unders, props, and Super Bowl and playoff odds for all 32 teams.
The Kansas City Chiefs (+500) and Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+650) are the odds-on favorites to play far into February, but can the Buffalo Bills (+1200) or Green Bay Packers (+1400) break through and earn a berth in Super Bowl LVI?
The New England Patriots and Denver Broncos have increased their odds the most this offseason, with the Patriots going from 40-1 to 30-1 following excellent quarterback performance during summer, and the Broncos sitting at 40-1 after starting at 60-1.
Could any of the two Los Angeles teams win their conference after winning the Super Bowl at home last year? The Chargers are 15-1 to win the AFC behind their youthful talents, while the Rams are 6-1 to win the NFC after signing Matthew Stafford in the summer.
All 32 NFL clubs have Super Bowl, conference, and divisional odds, as well as season win totals and playoff odds (through Aug. 24).
AFC: 6-1; Division: -155; AFC: 6-1; AFC: 6-1; AFC: 6-1; AFC: 6-1; A 11 is the over/under. To reach the playoffs, the odds are -330 for yes and +260 for no.
Over/under 4,450.5 passing yards for QB Josh Allen
Will Josh Allen pass for 4,450 yards or more in 2021? Oh, you mean less than his total throwing yards from last year’s 16-game season? Yes, go ahead and secure this. Allen has a genuine chance to lead the NFL in passing yards this year, with a 17th game, a buffet of pass receivers, and an AFC title-game defeat to fuel him — and it’ll need more than 4,450 yards to do so. — Louis-Jacques Marcel
AFC: 15-1; Division: +340; AFC: 15-1; AFC: 15-1; AFC: 15-1; AFC: 15-1; 10.5 is the over/under. Yes +125, No -150 for reaching the playoffs
This summer, the Dolphins didn’t bring in any serious competition for Gaskin as their top runner, so this should be his backfield in 2021. Last season, Miami struggled to run the ball, but an upgraded offensive line and passing game could help relieve some of those problems. If he’s healthy, don’t bank on him putting up video game statistics. Gaskin should be able to go in the 800-yard area at the very least. — Louis-Jacques Marcel
AFC: 15-1; Division: +350; AFC: 15-1; AFC: 15-1; AFC: 15-1; AFC: 15-1; 10.5 is the winning over/under. Yes +125, No -150 for reaching the playoffs
10.5 victories for the Patriots
Prediction: It will be over.
Last season, the Patriots won seven games with Cam Newton as quarterback, despite having a small supporting cast. The skill level has improved, and even if Newton is replaced by youngster Mac Jones, the team should be able to win 11 games. — Reiss, Mike
The AFC has a 60-1 chance of winning. 22-1 in the division 5 (over/under) Yes +425, No -600 for making the playoffs
Over/under 3,750.5 passing yards for Zach Wilson
Prediction: It will be over.
This equates to 220 yards per game, which is the same as Sam Darnold’s average from previous season. If Darnold can throw for 220 yards on one of the league’s worst offenses in recent memory, Wilson should be able to accomplish the same, particularly with a stronger supporting cast. The Jets may also be playing a lot of catch-up, which would result in exaggerated passing totals. Cimini, Rich
AFC North
AFC victory odds are +650. +120 division 8.5 is the over/under. To reach the playoffs, the odds are -330 for yes and +260 for no.
+1500 for the highest-scoring team
The Ravens were the highest-scoring team in the NFL in Lamar Jackson’s first two full seasons as the starter, averaging 31.2 points per game. Baltimore will play nine games in 2021 against clubs that allowed more than 26 points per game last season, including Detroit, Las Vegas, and Minnesota’s weak defenses. Jamison Hensley (Jamison Hensley)
AFC: 8-1; Division: +145; AFC: 8-1; AFC: 8-1; AFC: 8-1; AFC: 8-1; 9.5 Over/under To reach the playoffs, the odds are -200 for yes and +170 for no.
Browns win by more than 9.5 points.
Prediction: It will be over.
After a breakthrough season last year, Baker Mayfield seems confident and comfortable. Odell Beckham Jr.’s knee seems to be in good shape. And the new defensive acquisitions, especially safety John Johnson III and defensive end Jadeveon Clowney, have had outstanding training camps. Despite a new coaching staff, COVID-19 sidelining several important players, and OBJ missing the second part of the season, the Browns won 11 games last season. With the offensive consistency, defensive skill upgrades, and the addition of a 17th game, it’s tough to see the Browns failing to achieve a double-digit victory total again. Jake Trotter’s remark
The AFC has a 20-1 chance of winning. 4-1 in the division 9 (over/under) To reach the playoffs, the odds are +150 for yes and -180 for no.
7.5 rushing touchdowns for Najee Harris
Underestimation
Harris may have less than 7.5 running touchdowns, but that’s only because he’s such a dangerous pass-catcher who might score a lot more touchdowns on the other side of the ball. Harris, like former Pittsburgh star Le’Veon Bell, has a skill set comparable to Bell’s. In five seasons with the Steelers, Bell averaged seven running touchdowns and a career-high three receiving touchdowns to go along with eight rushing touchdowns. Harris has the potential to be an even better pass-catcher than Bell, making him a useful red-zone option. Brooke Pryor is an actress who plays Brooke Pryor.
The AFC has a 60-1 chance of winning. 25-1 in the division 5.5 is the over/under. To reach the playoffs, the odds are +400 for yes and -550 for no.
Joe Mixon, running back, has 1,100 yards on the ground.
Underestimation
Mixon is still a running back in a pass-heavy system, despite being healthy and impressive in training camp. Mixon will receive the majority of the carries this season, but he’ll also be a force in the passing game as the Bengals try to find ways to get him into space. Mixon will get a lot of yards if the offense is running well. It’s possible that they’ll arrive by air rather than ground. – Ben Little
AFC South
AFC: 13-1; Division: +110; AFC: 13-1; AFC: 13-1; AFC: 13-1; AFC: 13-1; 11 is the over/under. To reach the playoffs, the odds are -210 for yes and +175 for no.
Jonathan Taylor has over 1,300 yards on the ground.
Underestimation
This isn’t a criticism on Taylor’s talent; after running for 1,169 yards last season, he’s capable of breaking the 1,300-yard barrier. It’s more about the depth at running back that the Colts have. In the backfield, they have Marlon Mack, Nyheim Hines, and Jordan Wilkins. Taylor is the obvious No. 1 back and should run for over 1,000 yards, but the offensive staff will rotate backs in the backfield to wear out opposing defenses. Mike Wells’ remark
AFC: 15-1; Division: +110; AFC: 15-1; AFC: 15-1; AFC: 15-1; AFC: 15-1; 9.5 Over/under To reach the playoffs, the odds are -150 for yes and +130 for no.
Over/under 9.5 wins for the Titans
Prediction: It will be over.
For starters, the AFC South doesn’t seem to be a very strong division, especially given the Colts’ injury woes. At least six wins should come from division victories. Titans opponents have a collective winning percentage of.507, which is tied for 13th best in the NFL. It will be difficult, though, due to a tough run that begins with the Bills in Week 6 and continues with the Chiefs, Colts, Rams, and Saints. Turron Davenport (Turron Davenport)
The AFC has a 60-1 chance of winning. 8-1 in the division 8 (over/under) To reach the playoffs, the odds are +300 for yes and -400 for no.
Over/under 650.5 running yards for James Robinson
Prediction: It will be over.
That’s a significant decrease from his rookie season (1,070), which is reasonable given the Jaguars’ decision to select Travis Etienne in the first round and add Carlos Hyde in free agency. Etienne, on the other hand, will be utilized more in the passing game (he’ll line up wide and in the slot at times), which will reduce Robinson’s receiving total more than his carry total. Robinson’s workload will be reduced when Hyde receives some of those carries. Robinson did wear out and get injured last season, but if he can keep averaging 4.5 yards per run, he can still reach 650.5 yards in 90 fewer categories. He’ll probably be more productive if he gets more rest. And the Jaguars are dedicated to running the ball, as shown by the signing of blocking TE Chris Manhertz and the selection of Luke Farrell in the draft. — Michael DiRocco is a well-known actor.
Winning the AFC is a 150-1 shot. 26-1 in the division 8.5 is the over/under. To reach the playoffs, the odds are +700 for yes and -1100 for no.
NFL’s lowest-scoring club +450
The Houston Texans’ offense will not be nearly as dynamic as it was in 2020. Houston improved at running back with Phillip Lindsay, but it regressed in other areas. Tyrod Taylor is competent but lacks Deshaun Watson’s brilliance, while wide outs Will Fuller and Randall Cobb have left, leaving Brandin Cooks and untested pass catchers in their wake. At the very least, the other clubs on this list have youthful talent that may make a splash in 2021. There’s not a whole lot of that on the Texans’ roster. When you only have one first-round selection every four years, that’s what happens. Sarah Barshop is a writer.
AFC West
AFC victory odds are +250. -320 division 11.5 Over/Under Chances of making the playoffs: No +650, Yes -1000
Patrick Mahomes threw for 4,950.5 yards.
Underestimation
Given that Mahomes threw for over 5,000 yards in 2018 and over 4,700 yards last season while playing in just 15 games, it’s tempting to pick the over. However, the Chiefs’ defense will be stronger, and Mahomes won’t be need to throw for big yards. However, expect him to make a run at this number. Adam Teicher’s remark
AFC: 15-1; Division: 6-1; AFC: 15-1; AFC: 15-1; AFC: 15-1; AFC: 15-1; 10 (over/under) To reach the playoffs, the odds are -165 for yes and +135 for no.
Over 9 victories for the Chargers
Prediction: It will be over.
After a complete summer and training camp, quarterback Justin Herbert shines. He has a number of healthy and eager receivers. Shelley Smith says:
AFC: 20-1; Division: 6-1; AFC: 20-1; AFC: 20-1; AFC: 20-1; AFC: 20-1; 9.5 Over/under To reach the playoffs, the odds are +155 for yes and -180 for no.
Broncos win by more than 9.5 points.
Prediction: It will be over.
Even if everything goes as planned for the Broncos, this game may end in a 10-7 tie. And although it remains to be seen if that will be enough to end a five-year postseason drought, Denver has a favorable schedule, a strong defense, and some offensive promise provided the starting quarterback can avoid becoming a turnover factory, regardless of who gets the job. Coach Vic Fangio is 0 for September in his two prior seasons, so the Broncos must come out of September with some momentum. None of the Broncos’ first three opponents last season — the Giants, Jaguars, and Jets — reached the playoffs, and two of them have new coaches. Legwold, Jeff
The AFC has a 40-1 chance of winning. 18-1 in the division 7 (over/under) Yes +325, No -425, Yes +325, No -425, Yes +325, No -425, Yes +325, No -425, Yes +32
Derek Carr threw for 4,050.5 yards.
Prediction: It will be over.
Carr has established career highs in passing yards in each of his three seasons under Jon Gruden, moving from 4,049 yards in 2018 to 4,054 yards in 2019 to 4,103 yards last season. And with an additional game to pad numbers and talent all over the field — from Pro Bowl tight end Darren Waller and running back Josh Jacobs to young, developing wideouts Henry Ruggs III and Bryan Edwards — it’s hard to imagine Carr slowing down. The Raiders’ rebuilt offensive line will have to give Carr time, which may be the only reason to pick the under in this game. Carr’s production has risen year after year under Gruden, and that trend should continue. — Gutierrez, Paul
NFC East
Winning Chances NFC: 14-1; Division: +115; NFC: 14-1; NFC: 14-1; NFC 8 wins the over/under. To reach the playoffs, the odds are -170 for yes and +145 for no.
Comeback player of the year: Dak Prescott
180 is the predicted number.
This seems to be the season’s lock even before the Cowboys have played a game. Prescott’s ankle isn’t going to stop him. The Cowboys will be heavily featured on prime-time television. Because Prescott and the offensive line will be available, and the defense should be stronger, they will improve on their 6-10 record from 2020. Prescott is the hub of the Cowboys’ operations. If he really succeeds, he should be a strong contender for MVP. Todd Archer is a writer.
NFC: 25-1; Division: +260; NFC: 25-1; NFC: 25-1; NFC: 25-1; NFC: 25-1; 7.5 is the over/under. To reach the playoffs, the odds are +150 for yes and -180 for no.
Over/under 8.5 sacks for Chase Young
Prediction: It will be over.
Young had 7.5 sacks as a rookie, while still learning how to be a pass rusher and missing the first nine games due to a hip ailment. He has four sacks in his past six games. He’s a more educated pass rusher who spent the summer working on his flexibility, which has helped him round the corner more effectively. It doesn’t seem like a difficult challenge to add 1.5 sacks to his rookie total in one more game. ‘John Keim’
Winning Chances 40-1 in the NFC +425 Division 8 (over/under) To reach the playoffs, the odds are +250 for yes and -310 for no.
9.5 rushing touchdowns for Saquon Barkley
Underestimation
In 31 career games, Barkley has 17 running touchdowns. He’ll have nine running touchdowns this season if he keeps up this pace. However, there are many factors working against him, the most significant of which being the fact that he is returning from a severe knee injury. It’s possible that he won’t be ready for Week 1. If not, at the very least, his workload will be restricted early in the season. Even before addressing the potential of another injury, connected or not, that should have you leaning toward this under. Jordan Raanan is a writer.
NFC: 40-1; Division: 5-1; NFC: 40-1; NFC: 40-1; NFC: 40-1; NFC: 40-1; 5.5 is the over/under. To reach the playoffs, the odds are +280 for yes and -350 for no.
5.5 victories for the Eagles
Prediction: It will be over.
When the offensive line is healthy, quarterback Jalen Hurts has shown to be a fast learner and will be protected by one of the best offensive lines in the league. This will enable Miles Sanders, Dallas Goedert, and DeVonta Smith to flourish as a youthful talent group. Under defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon, the defense is strong up front and will be focused on generating turnovers. This is a stronger group than promised, and with one of the easiest projected schedules in the NFL, they should be able to reach the 5.5-win threshold with relative ease. Tim McManus, Ph.D.
NFC North
NFC victory odds: +650 -150 division 11.5 Over/Under To reach the playoffs, the odds are -230 for yes and +190 for no.
Aaron Rodgers has 4,500.5 throwing yards.
Prediction: It will be over.
Only once in Rodgers’ career has he surpassed that mark: in 2011, the year after he won his first MVP award. He’s coming off another MVP season. With the 17th game added, and this potentially being Rodgers’ last game in Green Bay, he’ll be fired up. Demovsky, Rob
NFC: 20-1; Division: +250; NFC: 20-1; NFC: 20-1; NFC: 20-1; NFC: 20-1; 9 (over/under) To reach the playoffs, the odds are +110 for yes and -130 for no.
Over/under 1,300.5 receiving yards for Justin Jefferson
Underestimation
Given Jefferson’s 1,400 receiving yards as a rookie in a 16-game season in which he didn’t start playing really until Week 3, taking the over seems tempting. Defenses, on the other hand, are fully aware of the danger the star wideout poses, so expect them to regularly roll coverage his way and double the 22-year-old. Even with the advantage of an extra game, we should anticipate Jefferson’s receiving yards to drop, but with his deep-play prowess, we can expect his receiving touchdowns to rise from the seven he had last season. Minnesota has enough of other playmakers in Adam Thielen, Irv Smith Jr., and Dalvin Cook to keep opponents from focusing exclusively on Jefferson, who will continue to be targeted heavily and rack up huge numbers. — Cronin, Courtney
NFC victory odds are 25-1. +475 Division 7.5 is the over/under. To reach the playoffs, the odds are +150 for yes and -180 for no.
Over/under 49 receptions for TE Cole Kmet
Prediction: It will be over.
The Bears made a determined attempt to recruit Kmet throughout training camp, which is a positive indication for the future. Despite the fact that Kmet will split tight end responsibilities with Jimmy Graham, the Bears seem keen to utilize the second-round selection from last year in the passing game. After Allen Robinson II and Darnell Mooney, Kmet doesn’t have many dependable alternatives at wide receiver. When you add it all together, Kmet has a good probability of significantly going over and collecting 50 or more passes. Dickerson, Jeff
NFC: 100-1; Division: 25-1; NFC: 100-1; NFC: 100-1; NFC: 100-1; NFC: 100-1; 6 (over/under) To reach the playoffs, the odds are +600 for yes and -900 for no.
The Lions have won five games in a row.
Prediction: It will be over.
The Detroit Lions are a professional football team based in Detroit, Michigan. To be honest, we don’t know yet. Dan Campbell leads a new coaching staff, and the team has a new general manager in Brad Holmes and a new quarterback in Jared Goff. With that stated, the Lions have constructed a team predicated on grit, or at least attempted to, and they want to be tough enough to “bite a kneecap off,” as Campbell famously remarked. Despite a difficult schedule, the Lions have some good players in D’Andre Swift, Pro Bowl TE T.J. Hockenson, and CB Jeff Okudah who may surprise some people if they step up. For a team that hasn’t made the playoffs since 1991, the football gods must take away some of the pain at some point. I’ll take the over on this one since it can’t be much worse than last year’s 5-11 record. Eric Woodyard’s remark
NFC South
NFC: 3-1 Division: -320 Over/under: 6.5 Chances of making the playoffs: Yes -750, No +500
Buccaneers win by 11.5 points.
Prediction: It will be over.
The Buccaneers won 11 games without having an offseason to assist Tom Brady adjust to a new scheme. This year, Brady is familiar with the scheme, and Tampa Bay’s offense and defense also return all 22 starters from the Super Bowl. I don’t see the Bucs losing twice to a Saints team without Drew Brees, and their schedule is doable, with their opponents going 126-145-1 in 2020. Jenna Laine is a writer who lives in New York City.
NFC: 14-1; Division: 3-1; NFC: 14-1; NFC: 14-1; NFC: 14-1; NFC: 14-1; 9 (over/under) To reach the playoffs, the odds are +105 for yes and -125 for no.
Over 9 victories for the Saints
Prediction: It will be over.
After Drew Brees retired, Michael Thomas had ankle surgery, and the roster was whittled down by a salary-cap purge, there are obviously legitimate worries. But it’s all included in the price. Remember, despite shaky quarterback performance and Thomas missing seven games last season, this team finished 12-4. At many areas, including running back, offensive line, and defense, the Saints still have top coaching and skill. Triplett, Mike
NFC: 30-1; Division: 9-1; NFC: 30-1; NFC: 30-1; NFC: 30-1; NFC: 30-1; 6.5 is the over/under. To reach the playoffs, the odds are +210 for yes and -260 for no.
Calvin Ridley, wide receiver, has 9.5 receiving touchdowns.
Prediction: It will be over.
Sure, Julio Jones didn’t have a lot of touchdowns the last three seasons, but now that he’s in Tennessee, Ridley will receive a lot more targets. He’s already gone over once, with a total of ten in his rookie season, and he had nine last season. There’s no reason to believe he won’t surpass that in 2021 as the real No. 1. Michael Rothstein is a writer and producer.
NFC: 40-1; Division: 11-1; NFC: 40-1; NFC: 40-1; NFC: 40-1; NFC: 40-1; 8.5 is the over/under. To reach the playoffs, the odds are +250 for yes and -310 for no.
Over/under 2000 yards from scrimmage for RB Christian McCaffrey
Prediction: It will be over.
After missing 13 games due to injury last season, McCaffrey seems to be in better shape than he was in 2019, when he became the third player in NFL history to have 1,000 yards running and receiving. David Newton is an author.
NFC West
NFC: 6-1; Division: +180; NFC: 6-1; NFC: 6-1; NFC: 6-1; NFC: 6-1; 9.5 Over/under To reach the playoffs, the odds are -190 for yes and +160 for no.
12.5 sacks by Aaron Donald
Underestimation
When it comes to sacks, it’s tough to go against the three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year, but the Rams’ defensive front may have some growing pains this season, at least early in the schedule, as a result of many important losses. Veteran lineman Michael Brockers and Morgan Fox, as well as edge rusher Samson Ebukam, are no longer with the team. As his new rivals strive to show that they, too, must be counted, Donald’s opponents may focus on slowing him down. Lindsey Thiry (Lindsey Thiry)
NFC: 6-1; Division: 2-1; NFC: 6-1; NFC: 6-1; NFC: 6-1; NFC: 6-1; 8 (over/under) To reach the playoffs, the odds are -170 for yes and +145 for no.
Deebo Samuel 4.5 rec TD over/under
Prediction: It will be over.
Injuries hampered Samuel in 2020, but he came to camp this year leaner and quicker. He said that he wants to add the deep ball to his repertoire, and he has shown this in camp by connecting with both Jimmy Garoppolo and Trey Lance on long passes for potential touchdowns. With a few of them plus his use in the short passing game, he should be able to establish a new career best for receiving touchdowns and even surpass this record. Nick Wagoner is a writer.
NFC: 12-1; Division: +280; NFC: 12-1; NFC: 12-1; NFC: 12-1; NFC: 12-1; 11 is the over/under. To reach the playoffs, the odds are -120 for yes and +100 for no.
Over/under 4,200.5 passing yards for Russell Wilson
Prediction: It will be over.
Only twice in Wilson’s career has he passed for more over 4,200 yards: last year and 2016. However, if you extend his passing yardage totals across 17 games, he’s surpassed that record in five of the last six seasons. Wilson, who has never missed a game in his nine NFL seasons, is a safe bet to start all 17 games. Brady Henderson’s quote
The NFC has a 20-1 chance of winning. +575 Division 8 (over/under) To reach the playoffs, the odds are +180 for yes and -220 for no.
Kyler Murray, quarterback, has 1,000 running yards.
Underestimation
Murray rushed for 819 yards last season, but both he and the Cardinals don’t want him to run as much this year. One of the reasons they signed James Conner was to provide Murray with a one-two punch in the backfield with Chase Edmonds. Murray said this summer that he wants his legs to be a luxury, but the issue is that his running game provides Arizona with a third dimension that other teams lack. Will he flee? Yes. Will it be a 1,000-yard race? No. Josh Weinfuss (@JoshWeinfuss)
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