Our journey through the NFL Futures landscapes continues. We've analyzed most of the major NFL awards and stat leaders and now turn our attention to season win totals.
We will be looking to some alt lines to find added value but here is a look at the current Vegas win total for all 32 NFL teams:
Arizona Cardinals: 6.5 Wins (-150)
Atlanta Falcons: 9.5 Wins (-135)
Baltimore Ravens: 11.5 Wins (-120)
Buffalo Bills: 10.5 Wins (+130)
Carolina Panthers: 5.5 Wins (-115)
Chicago Bears: 8.5 Wins (-165)
Cincinnati Bengals: 10.5 Wins (-140)
Cleveland Browns: 8.5 Wins (-135)
Dallas Cowboys: 10.5 Wins (+150)
Denver Broncos: 5.5 Wins (+105)
Detroit Lions: 10.5 Wins (-135)
Green Bay Packers: 9.5 Wins (-135)
Houston Texans: 9.5 Wins (-140)
Indianapolis Colts: 8.5 Wins (-105)
Jacksonville Jaguars: 8.5 Wins (-110)
Kansas City Chiefs: 11.5 Wins (-115)
Las Vegas Raiders: 6.5 Wins (-130)
LA Chargers: 8.5 Wins (-155)
LA Rams: 8.5 Wins (-155)
Miami Dolphins: 9.5 Wins (-135)
Minnesota Vikings: 6.5 Wins (-160)
New England Patriots: 5.5 Wins (-142)
New Orleans Saints: 7.5 Wins (-120)
New York Giants: 6.5 Wins (+115)
New York Jets: 9.5 Wins (-150)
Philadelphia Eagles: 10.5 Wins (-130)
Pittsburgh Steelers: 7.5 Wins (+135)
San Francisco 49ers: 11.5 Wins (+105)
Seattle Seahawks: 7.5 Wins (-135)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 7.5 Wins (-150)
Tennessee Titans: 6.5 Wins (+110)
Washington Commanders: 6.5 Wins (-130)
In what might become one of the most intriguing Quarterback battles of recent memory, the Steelers quietly could become a contender this season - and not just because of Justin Fields or Russell Wilson.
The new receiving core features George Pickens at WR1, Van Jefferson at WR2, and our rookie sleeper Roman Wilson at WR3. Wilson was a key piece in the short to medium-yard game at Michigan where he helped win the National Title last season. Not to mention, Pat Freiermuth and Jaylen Warren are both capable pass catchers who can win 1v1 matchups.
Now to the defensive side, where T.J. Watt has some help at the LOS. Patrick Queen was a huge pickup from the division rival Ravens and finally, Mike Tomlin has an offense prolific enough to take some pressure off the defense. With the secondary getting a bit more experienced as well, this team is bound to put up another winning season.
The con? They have the toughest schedule out of any team in the entire league according to strength of schedule.
The Chargers lost Austin Ekeler, Keenan Allen, Mike Williams, and Gerald Everett. If there wasn’t already a concern for Justin Herbert as a consistent playmaker, the sirens should be going off.
LA’s new coaching staff, led by Jim Harbaugh, will look for the running game to become more of a factor with Gus Edwards and JK Dobbins as the main figures.
I’m not completely sold on LA getting back to a 9-win season with a worse roster than they left with last season.
Buffalo is in a similar situation where their QB lost two top targets and overall, have a worse roster than last season. While the Bills and Josh Allen have a handful of playoff wins that the Chargers can’t attest to, Buffalo’s WR room consisting of Khalil Shakir, Curtis Samuel, and Keon Coleman doesn’t scare any AFC opponents, and the defense is solid but has not improved since last season.
According to strength of schedule rankings, Josh Allen and company have the 23rd toughest schedule in 2024, with their season starting on an extremely difficult note: Arizona, Miami, Jacksonville, Baltimore, and Houston.
I believe Buffalo goes 1-4 or 2-3 during that span as they figure out their new offensive scheme, putting their season win total in serious jeopardy.
Arizona plays Buffalo in Week 1 and in my eyes, these are two teams trending in opposite directions. The Cards are getting their QB1, Kyler Murray, 100% healthy for the first time in nearly two seasons. Mix in Trey Benson, Trey McBride, and Marvin Harrison Jr. to the mix and the Cardinals might display the most improved offense this season.
Although in the tough NFC West division, Arizona’s improved defense that features Sean Murphy-Bunting, Kyzir White, and Max Melton as new additions, Arizona going over .500 is our favorite longshot bet on this list.
Belichick left the Patriots after posting losing seasons in two consecutive years, paving the way for a new era in Foxborough with Jerod Mayo coaching the Pats, Drake Maye the next QB on tap, and a defense that should cause issues for AFC East opponents.
I’m all for this Patriot rebrand and if Drake Maye plays as turnover-free as possible, this New England offense has the weapons to win football games.
With their new offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt bringing his West Coast style with a heavy run scheme to New England, expect Rhamondre Stevenson and Antonio Gibson to put together some big games while DeMario Douglas continues to improve as the Pats’ leading slot receiver.