NFL betting: Season win totals for all 32 teams
Where does your team stand heading into the 2024 season? ESPN BET has win totals for every NFL team. ESPN BET has released its season win totals for all 32 teams. There are eight teams projected to have a win total exceeding 10.5, which would be the highest since the NFL expanded to 32 teams in 2002. Seven of these teams had at least 11 wins last season, including Cincinnati. However, Carolina and New England have the lowest win total at 4.5. Despite winning eight games last season and having gone over their win total in five of the six seasons with Patrick Mahomes as the starting QB, this is the sixth consecutive season (since 2019) that Kansas City has a wintotal of at least 10. Cleveland is the only team with a large decrease from its 2023 actual win total, with 11 wins in 2023, 8.5 in 2024.
Published : 4 weeks ago by ESPN staff in Sports
ESPN BET has posted win totals for the upcoming pro football season.
There are eight teams with an over/under of at least 10.5, which would be the most teams with a win total greater than 10 in a season since the league expanded to 32 teams in 2002.
Seven of those eight teams had at least 11 wins last season, with the lone exception being Cincinnati (finished 9-8).
On the flip side, Carolina and New England have the lowest win total on the board at 4.5.
Denver is right behind them at 5.5, despite winning eight games last season. The only other team with that large a decrease from its 2023 actual win total is Cleveland (11 wins in 2023, 8.5 win total in 2024).
Here is each team's projected win total and some notes from our friends at ESPN Stats and Information.
• Kansas City has won at least 12 games in five of the six seasons with Patrick Mahomes as the starting QB, with last season being the lone exception (11-6).
• This is the sixth consecutive season (since 2019) that Kansas City has a win total of at least 10, the most of any team over that span.
• After going over its win total in each of the first eight seasons under Andy Reid (2013-20), Kansas City has failed to go over its win total in two of the last three seasons (under 11.5 in 2023, over 10.5 in 2022, push 12 in 2021).
• This is Detroit's highest win total over the last 35 seasons, surpassing last season's mark of 9.5 (finished 12-5).
• Detroit is looking to go over its win total in three consecutive seasons for the first time since 1993-95.
• Since Sean McDermott became the Bills' head coach in 2017, Buffalos has gone over its win total in all seven seasons (2017-23), the longest active streak of any team
• This would be the 21st consecutive season (since 2004) that Dallas has a win total of at least 8. That would tie New England (21 straight from 2002-22) for the longest streak by any team this century.
• Dallas has gone over its win total in each of the last three seasons (12-5 each season).
• Coming off a 10-7 season, this would be Houston's highest win total since 2013 (10.5); it finished 2-14 that season, tied for its fewest wins in franchise history (2005). That 8.5 difference from preseason to actual win total was the largest in a season by any team since Houston joined the league in 2002.
• This would be the second straight season New York has a win total of 9.5 (finished 7-10 in 2023); prior to that, its last season with a win total that high was 2011 (10), when it was coming off consecutive AFC championship game appearances.
• New York has missed the playoffs in 13 consecutive seasons, the longest active playoff drought in the NFL (2011-23); it only has one 10-win season over that span (10-6 in 2015).
• Atlanta is one of two teams that will have a starting quarterback (Kirk Cousins) returning from Achilles injuries this past season (Aaron Rodgers with the Jets is the other).
• The Chargers are one of six teams whose projected win total is at least 2.5 higher than its 2023 actual win total.
• New head coach Jim Harbaugh led San Francisco to a 13-3 record in his first season there in 2011 after it went 6-10 the previous year; Los Angeles went 5-12 in 2023 and has a win total of 8.5 for 2024.
• Chicago went just under its win total of 7.5 last season (finished 7-10) and hasn't reached 9+ wins in a season since 2018 (12-4).
• Pittsburgh went 10-7 last season and has finished .500 or better in 20 straight seasons (2004-23), one shy of matching the longest streak in league history (Dallas, 21 straight from 1965-85).
• New York has gone under its win total in six of the last seven seasons, with the lone exception coming in 2022 when it made the divisional round. The six unders since 2017 are tied with Denver for the most of any team.
• Denver has gone under its win total in each of the last four seasons (2020-23), the longest active streak in the league.
• Denver won eight games last season but has a projection of 5.5 wins for this season. The only other team with that large a decrease from its 2023 actual win total is Cleveland (11 wins in 2023, 8.5 win total in 2024).
• This is New England's lowest season win total since 1991 (O/U 4, finished 6-10).
• New England had four wins last season (O/U 7.5), its fewest in a season since 1992 (finished 2-14).
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