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NFL Betting: Endless Action, Every Week
The 2026 NFL season is almost here, and bet365 is your ultimate destination for the latest NFL odds and betting lines. With the action kicking off on September 9, now is the perfect time to dive into our Week 1 point spreads, moneylines, and player props. If you are already looking ahead to February, you can also place your futures wagers using our updated Super Bowl odds.
Beyond Sunday's action, we offer comprehensive markets for every level of the gridiron. You can build your weekend parlays with our dedicated college football odds, or explore our central American football betting hub for a complete overview of every league, draft market, and prop bet available this season.
Diverse Ways to Bet on the NFL
NFL betting goes beyond the basics, offering a range of markets that cater to every type of fan! Here are some unique angles to explore:
Futures: Bet on season-long outcomes, like conference winners, playoff qualifiers, or the next winner of the NFL Championship.
Head-to-Head Props: Compare performances of star players, like quarterbacks battling for passing yards or running backs racing to touchdowns.
Alternate Lines: Adjust spreads or totals for greater flexibility and bigger payouts.
Special Teams Bets: Focus on kickers and return teams, like betting on field goals or total special teams touchdowns.
Rhythm of the NFL Season
The NFL calendar is packed with opportunities for bettors, each stage offering unique dynamics. The Preseason is the perfect time for under-the-radar bets, with opportunities to back rookies and depth players looking to shine. The weekly grind of games throughout the Regular Season provides consistent chances to bet, with divisional matchups often producing unpredictable outcomes. Then the stakes rise, and so do the opportunities to bet on clutch performances, overtime thrillers, and legendary comebacks which can only happen in the Playoffs!
Standout Features for NFL Betting
At bet365, innovation meets excitement, giving all of our players an opportunity to enhance their experience:
- Same Game Parlays: Combine multiple bets from the same game in real time, such as player props, team totals, and game outcomes.
- Regular Season Live Streaming: Bet on the NFL with bet365 and get to watch the game live on your device for any game across the regular season.
- Live In Game Markets: Bet on the next drive or play, like whether a team will score, punt, or turn the ball over.
NFL Betting FAQs
Who is favored to win the Super Bowl?
This is usually the most common NFL futures question. The teams favored to win the Super Bowl are typically those with elite quarterbacks, strong coaching, deep rosters, and recent playoff success.
From a betting perspective, Super Bowl odds are called futures odds because the bet is settled at the end of the season. These odds can change quickly based on injuries, trades, team form, playoff seeding, and betting activity.
Example:
If a team is listed at +700, a $100 winning bet would return $700 in profit, plus the original stake. Shorter odds usually indicate a stronger favorite, while longer odds indicate a bigger underdog.
2. How do NFL point spreads work?
The point spread is one of the most popular NFL bet types. It gives one team a handicap and the other team an advantage to make betting on either side more balanced.
Example:
Chiefs -3.5 vs. Raiders +3.5
If you bet Chiefs -3.5, the Chiefs must win by 4 or more points.
If you bet Raiders +3.5, the Raiders can either win outright or lose by 3 points or fewer.
Point spreads are especially popular in the NFL because many games are competitive, and bettors often look beyond simply picking the winner.
3. What does over/under mean in NFL betting?
The over/under, also called the total, is a bet on the combined number of points scored by both teams.
Example:
Cowboys vs. Eagles total: 48.5
If you bet the Over, you need both teams to combine for 49 or more points.
If you bet the Under, you need the combined score to be 48 or fewer points.
Bettors often consider factors such as offensive strength, defensive performance, weather, injuries, pace of play, and recent scoring trends when betting totals.
4. Who are the best NFL players right now?
This will vary by position, but arguably, the best players in the NFL now are Patrick Mahomes, Lamar Jackson, Josh Allen, Justin Jefferson, and Myles Garrett.
5. What are NFL player props?
Player props are bets on an individual player’s performance rather than the final result of the game.
Common NFL player props include:
Passing yards
Rushing yards
Receiving yards
Anytime touchdown scorer
Passing touchdowns
Receptions
Interceptions
Sacks
Example:
A wide receiver may have a receiving yards line of 64.5 yards.
If you bet Over 64.5, the player needs 65 or more receiving yards.
If you bet Under 64.5, the player needs 64 or fewer receiving yards.
Player props are popular because they let fans engage with specific players, fantasy football interests, and individual matchups, even if they do not want to bet on the game winner.
