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NFL 2026 · Week 1

NFL odds, Week 1

Consensus spreads, totals and win probabilities for every game, and how each line has moved since it opened. Lines refresh through the week.

Updated

GameKickoffSpreadTotalHome winMovement
NEatSEAFinal 10–13SEA -3.544.563%no movement yet
SFatLARFinal 27–7LAR -3.54864%no movement yet
BALatINDFinal 41–23BAL -348.541%no movement yet
TBatCINFinal 27–33CIN -3.55164%no movement yet
BUFatHOUFinal 36–31BUF -144.548%no movement yet
CHIatCARFinal 59–37CHI -2.547.342%no movement yet
ATLatPITFinal 13–20PIT -341.561%no movement yet
NYJatTENFinal 23–10TEN -2.538.557%no movement yet
CLEatJAXFinal 10–34JAX -840.577%no movement yet
NOatDETFinal 30–31DET -749.574%no movement yet
GBatMINFinal 22–39MIN -145.552%no movement yet
ARIatLACFinal 26–14LAC -10.546.582%no movement yet
WASatPHIFinal 22–24PHI -4.546.567%no movement yet
MIAatLVFinal 13–27LV -3.540.563%no movement yet
DALatNYGFinal 20–28DAL -2.548.540%no movement yet
DENatKCFinal 10–31KC -2.54357%no movement yet

Movement compares today's line with the first one we recorded for the game. Spreads are from the home team's side in the data; the favorite is shown with its number.

Where do these lines come from?

Each number is the median of the active full-game lines across the sportsbooks we track, so a single stale book can't skew it. Your book's line may differ by half a point.

What does line movement mean?

The difference between the line when we first recorded it and the line now. A spread moving toward a team means money or news has pushed the market to favor them more.

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