2026 Betting Win Totals For All 32 NFL Teams

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With most of the biggest moves of the offseason behind us, a clearer picture of what each team is going to look like in 2026 has emerged. With that, DraftKings has win totals for each team for the upcoming season. While it’s still too early to truly know where these teams stand, we’ll take a look at each team’s current win total for the upcoming season anyway and see if it makes sense. Here’s a look at every team’s win total for the 2026 season as of early May, sorted highest to lowest. Los Angeles Rams – 11.5 The Rams sit as the Super Bowl favorites with the highest-win total at this point in the offseason despite losing in the NFC Championship last season. Although their higher of two first-round picks was used on QB Ty Simpson who presumably won’t have an impact in 2026, the Rams added both CB Trent McDuffie and CB Jaylen Watson from the Chiefs to check off their biggest offseason need. Matthew Stafford is still as good as ever coming off an MVP campaign, and the Rams certainly figure to be among the league’s contenders once again. Baltimore Ravens – 11.5 Even though the Ravens fired longtime HC John Harbaugh and lost Pro Bowl C Tyler Linderbaum in free agency, Baltimore currently has the highest win total in the AFC. Their big move was the addition of DE Trey Hendrickson to give them one of the more prolific edge rushers they have had in recent history, and the addition of G Vega Ioane in round one feels like a typical home-run Ravens’ pick. Despite a new era in Baltimore, they appear primed to return to contention status after an injury-filled 2025. Seattle Seahawks – 10.5 The Super Bowl champs aren’t the favorite to repeat or even win the NFC, but they still sit at a win total of 10.5. They did pay the Super Bowl tax, losing RB Kenneth Walker III, CB Riq Woolen and S Coby Bryant , but immediately grabbed their hopeful replacements in the draft with RB Jadarian Price , S Bud Clark and CB Julian Neal . The rest of the Seahawks should look the same, however, and another strong year from Sam Darnold , Jaxon Smith-Njigba and the defense should have them among the league’s best again in 2026. Buffalo Bills – 10.5 Last year felt like the year for Josh Allen and the Bills to break through and reach the Super Bowl, with many of the star quarterbacks in the AFC eliminated. They ultimately fell short in a tough loss at Denver, but quickly made a big splash by grabbing WR D.J. Moore from the Bears. The roster saw some shuffling in the secondary and up front on the offensive line, and this should be another year where the Bills are right in the mix again. Kansas City Chiefs – 10.5 Seeing the Chiefs win only six games with two first-round picks, including one in the top 10, was definitely a first in the Patrick Mahomes era. The injury to the star quarterback at the end of the year didn’t help, and it felt like all of their luck in one-score games from 2024 completely reversed in 2025. Adding Kenneth Walker III finally gives them a legit weapon out of the backfield, and they were aggressive in grabbing CB Mansoor Delane in the draft after trading Trent McDuffie and letting Jaylen Watson walk. It remains to be seen when Mahomes will return, but expect Kansas City to get right back to its winning ways in 2026. Philadelphia Eagles – 10.5 The story of the Eagles’ offseason is the inevitable A.J. Brown trade, but the additions of Makai Lemon and Jonathan Greenard on draft weekend should help make up for Browns’ eventual departure and the loss of Jae…