Thermometer
Win probability
55%
Minnesota win probability · editorial estimate
A close game with a small home edge. Green Bay's share of the same estimate is 45%.
Studio window, drawn in code. This is an illustration, not a photograph and not a weather chart.
Market forecast
Dated snapshot
Minnesota Vikings Predictions and Odds
Green Bay at Minnesota · Week 1
Point spread
Vikings -1.5 CheckedGame total
46.5 CheckedForecast
Close Minnesota win Editorial opinion, not a market pricePredicted score
23-20 Editorial opinion, not a market priceUpdated September 9, 2026
This is not a weather report. The bureau conceit is a way of presenting football uncertainty. The spread and total above are a dated market snapshot, not a promise that the same prices remain available, and nothing on this page is a live price.
Bureau summary
The first forecast of 2026
Minnesota begins the 2026 season with a new starting quarterback, a familiar head coach and no gentle introduction.
Kyler Murray will make his Vikings regular-season debut against the Green Bay Packers at U.S. Bank Stadium. Carson Wentz opens the season as the backup, while J.J. McCarthy is listed third on the quarterback depth chart.
That order changes the first Minnesota forecast of the year.
Murray gives the offence more experience and mobility, but this is still his first regular-season game in Kevin O'Connell's system. Green Bay brings a division opponent that already knows Minnesota's personnel, tendencies and stadium.
The margin between the teams looks narrow. Home-field advantage gives the Vikings a small edge, but not enough to treat the result as comfortable.
Observed market
Latest Minnesota Vikings odds
Week 1: Green Bay Packers at Minnesota Vikings
| Market | Current line |
|---|---|
| Point spread | Vikings -1.5 Checked |
| Game total | 46.5 Checked |
| Moneyline | Check live market No price recorded as at |
| Kickoff | Sunday, September 13, 2026 at 3:25 p.m. CT |
| Venue | U.S. Bank Stadium |
| Broadcast | CBS |
| Odds checked | |
| Market source | Not recorded for this snapshot |
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This page names no sportsbook and carries no links to one. The source of the snapshot above was not recorded, so it is shown as unrecorded rather than attributed to an operator. The moneyline is deliberately left as Check live market: no price is quoted here because none was observed.
Conditions at kickoff
Bureau instruments
Four instruments stand in for the usual pick cards. Every reading below is this site's own assessment of the Green Bay game. None of them is a sportsbook price, and each value is printed as text next to its gauge.
Barometer
Confidence
Moderate
Needle centred · 5 to 6 on the ten-point scale
A reasonable position at the listed line rather than a strong one. Most weekly picks should sit here.
Wind vane
Line movement
Slightly towards Minnesota
Spread -1 to -1.5 · total 45.5 to 46.5 · as at
A small move, not a decisive one. Direction is recorded; it does not reveal a guaranteed result.
Rain gauge
Expected scoring
Below average to moderate
Sits under the 46.5 total checked
One defensive touchdown or short field could quickly push a close game above the total.
Each instrument shows its value as text as well as a gauge, so no reading depends on the picture or on colour.
Forecast reasoning
Vikings vs Packers prediction
Predicted score: Vikings 23, Packers 20
Minnesota has the defensive structure to keep the game close while Murray settles into the offence.
Brian Flores can vary pressure, move defenders before the snap and make Green Bay identify where the rush is coming from. That becomes particularly important in a divisional game that may be decided by one turnover or one failed protection.
The concern sits on the other side of the ball.
Murray has worked through the offseason and training camp with Minnesota, but regular-season speed is different. The Vikings may begin with shorter throws, movement passes and designed opportunities for Justin Jefferson rather than asking Murray to control the entire field immediately.
Green Bay should create scoring chances of its own. The Packers have enough offensive balance to prevent Minnesota from attacking one part of the formation on every down.
The Vikings receive the narrow prediction because the game is in Minneapolis and their defence appears capable of creating the decisive possession.
Bureau positions
Current picks
| Market | Selection | Confidence |
|---|---|---|
| Moneyline | Vikings | 6 out of 10 |
| Spread | Vikings -1.5 Line checked | 5 out of 10 |
| Total | Under 46.5 Line checked | 5 out of 10 |
| Predicted score | Vikings 23, Packers 20 | Moderate |
The moneyline is the cleaner position because the prediction expects a close Minnesota victory. A spread of -1.5 still covers with the projected three-point margin, but it provides less protection if the line rises.
The total carries lower confidence. One defensive touchdown or short field could quickly push a close game above 46.5, the total checked September 9, 2026.
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Moving forecast front
Line movement
Line movement shows how the market has changed. It does not reveal a guaranteed result. The front below crosses a studio screen rather than a map: the bands are periods of time, not places.
- Spread band
- Total band
- Storm marker: news event
- Dashed = not yet recorded
| Time | Vikings spread | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Opening line | -1Opening line · date not recorded | 45.5Opening line · date not recorded |
| Wednesday | -1.5Checked | 46.5Checked |
| Friday | Update required — not yet checked | Update required — not yet checked |
| Kickoff | Record closing line | Record closing total |
A spread may move because of:
- Injury news
- Quarterback announcements
- Weather
- Strong early wagers
- Public support for a popular team
- Changes at other sportsbooks
- Limits increasing closer to kickoff
The direction of the move should be recorded. The opening and closing lines should remain in the completed game archive.
Matchup pressure systems
What is pushing each way
Why Minnesota can win
- U.S. Bank StadiumThe Vikings begin at home, where crowd noise can complicate Green Bay's communication and protection adjustments. That advantage becomes more important on third down: if Minnesota forces the Packers into obvious passing situations, Flores can disguise pressure and challenge their protection calls.
- Justin JeffersonJefferson remains the central problem for every opponent preparing for Minnesota. He finished 2025 with 84 catches and 1,048 yards despite instability at quarterback, a total that gave him six consecutive 1,000-yard seasons to begin his career. Green Bay can use safety help, physical coverage or bracket concepts, but each response creates space somewhere else. Two or three explosive completions may be enough.
- Murray's mobilityMurray gives the Vikings a quarterback who can escape pressure and force defenders to account for him outside the pocket. Minnesota should not depend on constant scrambling, but a few first downs created with his legs could be valuable in the opening game of a new offensive partnership.
- Defensive continuityMinnesota's defence continues under Flores. The personnel has changed, but the scheme's central ideas remain familiar, and that continuity may give the defence a faster start than the offence.
Systems converge on
Vikings 23
Packers 20
Editorial prediction. Not a market price and not a guarantee.
Why Green Bay can win
- Divisional familiarityThe Packers are not arriving without information. Green Bay has faced O'Connell's offence and Flores' defence several times, and its coaches understand Minnesota's preferred formations, pressure packages and key players. A familiar opponent can reduce some of the surprise normally created by a new starting quarterback.
- Minnesota's offensive transitionMurray is an experienced NFL quarterback, but he is still entering a new system with new terminology and timing. The Vikings may need several possessions before the offence becomes comfortable, and an early turnover or a series of failed third downs could allow Green Bay to control the game.
- Protection questionsMinnesota must keep the pocket organised without removing the aggressiveness that makes its passing game dangerous. If the offensive line struggles, the Vikings may be forced into quicker throws and fewer downfield opportunities for Jefferson and Jordan Addison.
- A one-possession gameThe small spread reflects how little separates the teams in the market. A missed kick, turnover or fourth-down decision could reverse the result. Minnesota can play well and still lose a game projected within three points.
Studio warning board
What could change overnight?
Each light below is a review trigger. Open a light to see its current state in words, and the previous prediction beside the revised one. Nothing here depends on the colour of a lamp: every light also prints Signal recorded or No signal as text.
Quarterback change Signal recorded · Sep 9, 2026
Minnesota's quarterback order changed before Week 1. Murray was named the starter in August, and on September 9, 2026 Wentz was confirmed as the backup ahead of McCarthy. See the depth chart and quarterback group.
Previous prediction
Not recorded. This page published its first 2026 forecast after the September 9, 2026 announcement, so there is no earlier number to show. It will be recorded here if this forecast is revised.
Revised prediction
Vikings 23, Packers 20. Spread selection Vikings -1.5 and total Under 46.5, against lines checked September 9, 2026.
Starting offensive lineman unavailable No signal
No offensive-line absence has been recorded for this forecast as at September 9, 2026. Check the injury report for the final designations.
Previous prediction
Vikings 23, Packers 20.
Revised prediction
No revision issued. The trigger has not been met.
Jefferson injury No signal
No Jefferson designation has been recorded for this forecast as at September 9, 2026. The prediction leans on his ability to move coverage, so a change here would matter more than most. Check the injury report.
Previous prediction
Vikings 23, Packers 20.
Revised prediction
No revision issued. The trigger has not been met.
Major opponent injury No signal
No Green Bay quarterback, running back or offensive-line absence has been recorded for this forecast as at September 9, 2026.
Previous prediction
Vikings 23, Packers 20.
Revised prediction
No revision issued. The trigger has not been met.
Spread crosses three points No signal
Observed movement: opening line -1 (date not recorded) to -1.5 checked September 9, 2026. That is half a point and does not reach the trigger. A move from Vikings -1.5 to Vikings -3.5 would materially change the spread evaluation; the predicted score could remain 23-20 while the recommended side changes.
Previous prediction
Vikings 23, Packers 20. Spread selection Vikings -1.5, against the line checked September 9, 2026.
Revised prediction
No revision issued. The trigger has not been met.
Total moves more than two points No signal
Observed movement: opening total 45.5 (date not recorded) to 46.5 checked September 9, 2026. That is one point and does not reach the trigger.
Previous prediction
Vikings 23, Packers 20. Total selection Under 46.5, against the line checked September 9, 2026.
Revised prediction
No revision issued. The trigger has not been met.
The pick should be reviewed if any of the following occurs before kickoff:
- Murray is limited or added to the injury report
- Jefferson or a starting offensive lineman is unavailable
- Green Bay loses a starting quarterback, running back or offensive lineman
- The spread moves through three points
- The total moves by more than two points
- Minnesota makes another quarterback change
- Several defensive starters receive late injury designations
Seventeen-week outlook
Seasonal forecast strip
Minnesota plays seventeen games. This strip does not predict them individually, because doing so before reliable information exists would invent certainty the bureau does not have. Each week carries one of five broad conditions instead, and a completed game replaces its symbol with the official score.
Clear opportunityA game Minnesota should be expected to win.
Slight Minnesota edgeClose, with a small lean towards the Vikings.
Toss-upNo meaningful separation either way.
Difficult matchupMinnesota is likely to be the weaker side.
Severe uncertaintyToo little reliable information to set a condition.
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Week 1
vs Green Bay
Slight Minnesota edge
Home opener, Sep 13. Close game, narrow forecast: Vikings 23, Packers 20.
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Week 2
Opponent to be confirmed
Severe uncertainty
No condition set. The 2026 opponent and injury picture are not yet confirmed on this site.
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Week 3
Opponent to be confirmed
Severe uncertainty
No condition set. The 2026 opponent and injury picture are not yet confirmed on this site.
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Week 4
Opponent to be confirmed
Severe uncertainty
No condition set. The 2026 opponent and injury picture are not yet confirmed on this site.
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Week 5
Opponent to be confirmed
Severe uncertainty
No condition set. The 2026 opponent and injury picture are not yet confirmed on this site.
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Week 6
Opponent to be confirmed
Severe uncertainty
No condition set. The 2026 opponent and injury picture are not yet confirmed on this site.
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Week 7
Opponent to be confirmed
Severe uncertainty
No condition set. The 2026 opponent and injury picture are not yet confirmed on this site.
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Week 8
Opponent to be confirmed
Severe uncertainty
No condition set. The 2026 opponent and injury picture are not yet confirmed on this site.
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Week 9
Opponent to be confirmed
Severe uncertainty
No condition set. The 2026 opponent and injury picture are not yet confirmed on this site.
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Week 10
Opponent to be confirmed
Severe uncertainty
No condition set. The 2026 opponent and injury picture are not yet confirmed on this site.
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Week 11
Opponent to be confirmed
Severe uncertainty
No condition set. The 2026 opponent and injury picture are not yet confirmed on this site.
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Week 12
Opponent to be confirmed
Severe uncertainty
No condition set. The 2026 opponent and injury picture are not yet confirmed on this site.
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Week 13
Opponent to be confirmed
Severe uncertainty
No condition set. The 2026 opponent and injury picture are not yet confirmed on this site.
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Week 14
Opponent to be confirmed
Severe uncertainty
No condition set. The 2026 opponent and injury picture are not yet confirmed on this site.
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Week 15
Opponent to be confirmed
Severe uncertainty
No condition set. The 2026 opponent and injury picture are not yet confirmed on this site.
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Week 16
Opponent to be confirmed
Severe uncertainty
No condition set. The 2026 opponent and injury picture are not yet confirmed on this site.
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Week 17
Opponent to be confirmed
Severe uncertainty
No condition set. The 2026 opponent and injury picture are not yet confirmed on this site.
Sixteen of the seventeen slots are deliberately left at severe uncertainty. Six of Minnesota's games are division fixtures against Green Bay, Detroit and Chicago, home and away, but this site has not yet confirmed which weeks they fall in for 2026, and the bureau does not guess. Conditions will be filled in as fixtures and injury information are confirmed. The schedule page holds the fixture list as it stands.
Season climate report
Minnesota Vikings 2026 season prediction
Minnesota finished 9-8 in 2025 and missed the playoffs.
The 2026 team enters the season with Murray as the starting quarterback, Jefferson leading the receiving group and Flores continuing to direct the defence.
The defence appears capable of keeping Minnesota competitive. The season's ceiling will depend on how quickly the offence stabilises around Murray and whether the offensive line stays healthy.
Projected record: 9-8
- Seven wins or fewer 20%
- Eight wins 21%
- Nine or ten wins 45%
- Eleven wins or more 14%
Make the playoffs
43%Editorial estimateWin the NFC North
18%Editorial estimateReach the Super Bowl
4%Editorial estimateWin the Super Bowl
2%Editorial estimate| Outcome | Editorial estimate |
|---|---|
| 11 or more wins | 14% |
| 10 wins | 20% |
| 9 wins | 25% |
| 8 wins | 21% |
| Seven or fewer wins | 20% |
| Make the playoffs | 43% |
| Win the NFC North | 18% |
| Reach the Super Bowl | 4% |
| Win the Super Bowl | 2% |
These are editorial estimates created for this page. They are not sportsbook odds. They are printed on warm paper with a gold rule so they never share a frame with the market snapshots, which are always shown on white with a purple rule and a checked date.
Prevailing conditions
The strongest part of the Vikings
Minnesota's defensive flexibility gives the team its clearest weekly advantage.
Flores can change the appearance of the defence without replacing the personnel. A player showing pressure before the snap may drop into coverage. A defender initially aligned deep may attack the line.
This makes protection difficult to diagnose and creates opportunities for hurried throws.
The return of veteran safety Harrison Smith adds experience to the secondary. He already understands the system and can help communicate adjustments before the snap.
If the defence finishes among the league's stronger units, Minnesota can remain in the playoff race without needing the offence to score heavily every week. The depth chart and team statistics track how that unit is holding up.
Visibility
The largest season uncertainty
The quarterback position carries the greatest range of possible outcomes.
Murray was named the starter in August. Wentz is the backup, while McCarthy begins the season third.
The current Vikings quarterback order has already changed from the team's original long-term plan.
Quarterback visibility monitor
Reads from the site depth chart- Kyler Murray Starter Clear · 3 of 3
- Carson Wentz Backup Available · 2 of 3
- J.J. McCarthy Third quarterback Developing · 1 of 3
Visibility is a three-step editorial scale, printed in words as well as pips. The order matches the site depth chart and is updated from the same source.
Murray's experience should help Minnesota immediately, but several questions remain:
- How quickly will he control O'Connell's offence?
- Can he create explosive plays without increasing turnover risk?
- How consistently will the offensive line protect him?
- How much will Minnesota use designed quarterback movement?
- Can the offence keep Jefferson involved against bracket coverage?
The answers will determine whether the Vikings finish near seven wins or move beyond ten.
Long-range outlook
Vikings playoff outlook
Minnesota competes in an NFC North containing Green Bay, Detroit and Chicago.
Division games create six direct opportunities to gain or lose ground. A strong conference record also matters because wild-card places are often decided by tiebreakers. The standings page tracks both.
A realistic route to the playoffs probably requires:
- At least nine wins
- A winning home record
- Three or more division victories
- Stability at quarterback
- Better red-zone production
- Continued top-level defensive play
- Avoiding a long losing streak
Ten wins would place the Vikings in a much stronger position. Nine may be enough, but it would leave Minnesota dependent on other NFC results.
Bureau method
Weekly Vikings prediction process
Every game prediction should answer the same questions.
1. Who is available?
The final injury report matters more than a team's reputation. Missing a quarterback, offensive tackle or starting cornerback can move both the line and the prediction. The injury report is the first stop.
2. Where is the game?
Home field affects crowd noise, travel and communication. The effect varies by opponent and kickoff time.
3. How do the teams match up?
Overall records do not explain whether Minnesota can protect its quarterback, stop the run or create favourable coverage for Jefferson.
4. What does the market expect?
The spread and total create a starting point. The purpose of analysis is to decide where the market may be too high or too low.
5. What result is being predicted?
Every page should contain a projected score. That forces the spread, total and moneyline opinions to remain consistent.
6. What could make the pick wrong?
A useful prediction includes uncertainty. It should identify the matchup or event most likely to overturn the expected result.
Confidence scale
| Rating | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 1 to 2 | Strong uncertainty, usually no selection |
| 3 to 4 | Small lean with several risks |
| 5 to 6 | Reasonable position at the listed line |
| 7 to 8 | Strong matchup support |
| 9 to 10 | Reserved for exceptional circumstances |
Most weekly picks should fall between four and six.
A page filled with ratings of eight or higher does not reflect the uncertainty of NFL games.
Odds explanation desk
How to read Vikings odds
Three markets appear most often on an NFL game page. Every number on these three cards is a worked illustration chosen to explain the arithmetic. None of them is a price observed anywhere, and there are no operator links or offers in this section.
Moneyline
The moneyline asks only which team will win.
A negative price identifies the favourite. A positive price identifies the underdog.
| Team | Moneyline | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Vikings | -125 | Bet $125 to make $100 profit |
| Opponent | +105 | Bet $100 to make $105 profit |
The exact return includes the original stake in addition to the profit.
Point spread
The spread gives the underdog a points advantage for settlement purposes.
| Line | What has to happen |
|---|---|
| Minnesota -1.5 | The Vikings must win by at least two points for that side to cover. |
| Minnesota +1.5 | The Vikings can win outright or lose by one point and still cover. |
The Week 1 snapshot on this page reads Vikings -1.5, checked . It is a dated observation, not a standing offer.
Game total
The total predicts the combined points scored by both teams.
| If the line is 46.5 | Result |
|---|---|
| 47 or more | Over wins |
| 46 or fewer | Under wins |
The half-point prevents a tie. The Week 1 total on this page is 46.5, checked .
How American odds convert to implied probability
American odds can be translated into the percentage required to break even before considering the sportsbook margin.
For negative odds, implied probability = the absolute value of the odds divided by (that absolute value + 100).
For positive odds, implied probability = 100 divided by (the odds + 100).
| American odds | Implied probability | Decimal |
|---|---|---|
| -200 | 66.7% | 1.50 |
| -150 | 60.0% | 1.67 |
| -110 | 52.4% | 1.91 |
| +100 | 50.0% | 2.00 |
| +150 | 40.0% | 2.50 |
| +200 | 33.3% | 3.00 |
These percentages include the market price. Two opposing prices will normally add to more than 100 percent because the sportsbook builds a margin into the market.
Why the timestamp matters
Odds are not permanent facts.
A prediction page that states "Vikings -1.5" without recording when and where the number was observed can become misleading within hours. That is why every figure on this page carries its checked date in the same block, never in a separate box further down.
Every odds table should include:
- Sportsbook or market source
- Date
- Time
- Time zone
- Spread
- Moneyline
- Total
- Whether the line is opening or current
- Link to the current market where permitted
If multiple sportsbooks are shown, the page should not describe one price as universally available.
Two of those fields are unfilled here and are shown as unfilled rather than guessed. The market source for the Week 1 snapshot was not recorded, and no link to a live market is published from this page: the site has no verified operator relationship, so it names and links none.
Prediction archive
Stored forecast reports
Predictions should not disappear after the game. Each completed forecast is filed here with the same six fields, whether it succeeded or failed, so that the record cannot be trimmed to flatter the bureau.
Week 1 · Green Bay at Minnesota
Awaiting resultPregame prediction
Vikings 23, Packers 20. Moneyline Vikings, spread Vikings -1.5, total Under 46.5.
Original odds
-1 · 45.5Opening line · date not recorded
Odds at filing
-1.5 · 46.5Checked
Closing odds
Not yet recorded. To be entered after kickoff.
Final score and result
Not yet played. Moneyline, spread and total results pending.
What the forecast missed
To be written once the game is complete.
Filed . This is the only report in the archive: the 2026 season has not begun, so there is nothing else to file.
Closing-line review
Each completed forecast should record:
- Final score
- Closing spread
- Closing total
- Moneyline result
- Spread result
- Total result
- Accuracy of the score prediction
- Main reason the forecast succeeded or failed
This creates an honest record and prevents the site from highlighting only successful picks. Winning reports and losing reports get the same tab, the same six fields and the same place in the drawer.
Accuracy
Prediction record
| Category | Wins | Losses | Pushes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Moneyline | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Spread | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Total | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Season record prediction | 9-8 | Pending | — |
The record begins with Week 1 of the 2026 season. It should update only after the official result and closing line are confirmed.
The accuracy chart is not shown yet
Zero games are complete, so a rainfall chart of moneyline accuracy, spread record, total record and average score error would have nothing to measure and would only decorate an empty sample. The empty record table above is shown instead.
The chart appears once enough completed games exist to make it useful. Until then this space stays honest rather than full.
Public enquiries
Frequently asked questions
What are the Vikings odds this week?
Minnesota opened Week 1 as a small favourite against Green Bay. The dated snapshot used here lists the Vikings at -1.5 with a total of 46.5, checked on September 9, 2026.
Are the Vikings predicted to beat the Packers?
Yes. The current prediction is Vikings 23, Packers 20.
What is the Vikings projected 2026 record?
The editorial projection is 9-8.
Are the Vikings expected to make the playoffs?
Minnesota has a realistic path to a wild-card place, but the current estimate remains below 50 percent because of quarterback uncertainty and a competitive division.
What does Vikings -1.5 mean?
Minnesota must win by at least two points for a -1.5 spread selection to succeed.
What does Vikings moneyline mean?
A Vikings moneyline selection requires Minnesota to win the game. The margin does not matter.
When are NFL odds updated?
Odds should be checked after the opening market, major injury news, final injury reports and shortly before kickoff.
Why do odds differ between sportsbooks?
Each sportsbook manages its own prices, customers and risk. Differences can appear in the spread, total, moneyline and available promotions.
Are the probabilities on this page sportsbook odds?
No. The season probabilities are editorial estimates. Market odds are displayed separately with their source and timestamp.
Are predictions guaranteed?
No. Injuries, turnovers, officiating decisions and individual plays can change any game. Predictions express an opinion based on the available information.
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