NFL Team Win Trends

NFL moneyline trends measure a team's performance in terms of outright wins and losses, regardless of the point spread.
MoneylineAgainst the SpreadOver/Under
Seattle Seahawks17-3-085.0%-258
New England Patriots17-4-081.0%-225
Denver Broncos15-4-078.9%-275
Jacksonville Jaguars13-5-072.2%-124
Los Angeles Rams14-6-070.0%-346
Buffalo Bills13-6-068.4%-338
Houston Texans13-6-068.4%-155
San Francisco 49ers13-6-068.4%-80
Chicago Bears12-7-063.2%+20
Philadelphia Eagles11-7-061.1%-255
Los Angeles Chargers11-7-061.1%-85
Pittsburgh Steelers10-8-055.6%+0
Detroit Lions9-8-052.9%-246
Minnesota Vikings9-8-052.9%+13
Green Bay Packers9-8-150.0%-240
Baltimore Ravens8-9-047.1%-277
Indianapolis Colts8-9-047.1%-91
Tampa Bay Buccaneers8-9-047.1%-73
Atlanta Falcons8-9-047.1%-6
Carolina Panthers8-10-044.4%+171
Dallas Cowboys7-9-141.2%-41
Miami Dolphins7-10-041.2%+117
Kansas City Chiefs6-11-035.3%-185
Cincinnati Bengals6-11-035.3%+87
New Orleans Saints6-11-035.3%+182
Washington Commanders5-12-029.4%+112
Cleveland Browns5-12-029.4%+216
New York Giants4-13-023.5%+207
Arizona Cardinals3-14-017.6%+155
Las Vegas Raiders3-14-017.6%+226
New York Jets3-14-017.6%+277
Tennessee Titans3-14-017.6%+319

What Are Moneyline Records?

NFL moneyline trends measure a team's performance in terms of outright wins and losses, regardless of the point spread. These trends include win/loss records, winning percentage, and situational breakdowns like home vs. road or performance against certain opponents. Unlike ATS, which adjusts for expectations, moneyline data shows a pure view of a team's ability to win games. For bettors, moneyline trends highlight teams that consistently deliver as underdogs or struggle as favorites. When analyzed across seasons and splits, moneyline stats can reveal value in upset potential, team resilience, and matchup-based advantages.