2026 NFL Win Totals: Live Over/Under Markets for All 32 Teams
The 2026 NFL win totals provide a market-based forecast for all 32 teams heading into the regular season. CLEATZ tracks live season-win markets throughout the offseason, including current Over/Under thresholds and Kalshi market-implied probabilities.
Use the board below to compare each team’s 2026 win total, Over probability and Under probability, identify the league’s highest and lowest projected teams, and track how expectations change as injuries, roster moves and preseason news reshape the market.
Kalshi probabilities are based on live event-contract prices and should not be interpreted as betting-handle or ticket percentages. Prices update throughout the day.
How NFL Win Totals Work
A win total is a single number — say 10.5 — representing the games the market expects a team to win across the 17-game season. Take the Over if you project more wins, the Under if you project fewer. On Kalshi each total is a live market priced in cents, so the over/under percentages below reflect real money flowing in, not a sportsbook’s posted line.
2026 NFL Win Totals — All 32 Teams
Every team’s current Kalshi over/under, sorted from highest ceiling to lowest. The line sits at the market’s center of gravity — the win threshold priced closest to a coin flip — and the split is the live market lean on each side of it. Percentages are live Kalshi orderbook midpoints refreshed through the day — in thin offseason markets they can sit a few points off the last-trade number Kalshi headlines.
Why the Public Loves the Over
Across the board you’ll see overs drawing the popular money on contenders and unders quietly holding value. It’s the most reliable bias in the win-totals market: fans bet their team’s best-case season, books shade the number up to meet them, and disciplined money takes the other side. The live market pricing above makes that lean visible team by team.
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Trade NFL win totals on Kalshi ↗NFL Win Totals — Frequently Asked Questions
What Does a Kalshi NFL Win Total Probability Mean?
Kalshi NFL win-total markets use event contracts rather than traditional sportsbook odds.
If Over 9.5 wins is priced around 60¢, the market is assigning approximately a 60% probability that the team finishes the regular season with 10 or more wins.
The corresponding Under probability would be approximately 40%.
This does not mean 60% of traders, bets or dollars are backing the Over. The percentage represents the current market price of the outcome.
CLEATZ uses live order-book data rather than relying solely on the last completed trade. In less-active markets, the displayed midpoint can therefore differ from the most recent trade shown elsewhere.
Kalshi vs. Sportsbook NFL Win Totals
Kalshi win-total contracts and sportsbook season-win futures are separate markets, so the numbers do not always match.
A sportsbook may offer a team’s primary win total at 8.5, while the most actively priced Kalshi threshold may be 7.5 or 9.5.
That does not necessarily mean either market is wrong.
Sportsbooks attach American odds to an Over and Under, while Kalshi allows individual event contracts at multiple thresholds to trade based on supply and demand.
The most useful comparison occurs when both markets offer the same win threshold. CLEATZ can then compare the sportsbook’s implied probability after removing estimated vig with the prediction-market probability for the same outcome.
When the thresholds differ, the difference itself provides useful information about how the two markets are framing the team’s season outlook.
What Moves NFL Win Totals?
NFL win-total markets can change substantially between their initial release and the start of the regular season.
Some of the biggest catalysts include:
Quarterback news. An injury, competition or unexpected change at quarterback can move a team’s season outlook quickly.
Major injuries. Losing an impact player for a significant portion of the season can affect both win totals and championship futures.
Roster changes. Trades, free-agent additions and preseason cuts can alter expectations.
Schedule strength. The NFL schedule creates very different paths for teams with otherwise similar rosters.
Preseason information. Coaches do not reveal everything during exhibition games, but depth-chart decisions and player usage can still influence the market.
Market activity. As more participants take positions, prices adjust to new information and changing demand.
CLEATZ tracks the live market throughout the offseason so those changes can be viewed alongside current NFL odds, Super Bowl futures and team-strength metrics.
Jason Ziernicki is the founder of CLEATZ and has worked in the online sports betting industry since 2012. At CLEATZ, he focuses on public betting data, sportsbook line movement, prediction markets and data-driven sports betting tools.