NFL Win Totals 2026: Over/Unders for All 32 Teams
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 percentage split shows where the public money sits. Numbers refresh as the market moves through the offseason and into Week 1.
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 splits above make that lean visible team by team.
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Jason Ziernicki is the founder of CLEATZ, where he analyzes sports betting data, public betting percentages, alt-line trends, and prediction markets across the NFL, NBA, MLB, and college sports.
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