NFL Week 8 Odds: Packers Favored on TNF, Bengals Sunday’s Biggest Favorite
Week 8 of the NFL season opens tonight, Thursday, Oct. 29, with Green Bay priced at 63% to beat Carolina (36%). Kickoff at Lambeau Field is 8:15 p.m. ET on Prime Video, with the Packers giving 3.5 factors and the full-game whole at 47.5.
Sunday Night Football options an NFC East showdown between the Philadelphia Eagles (31%) and Washington Commanders (70%). The Chicago Bears (40%) and Seattle Seahawks (61%) shut the week on Monday Night Football.
For the Sunday afternoon slate, Cincinnati (84%) is the most important favourite as they face the Titans (17%). Kansas City (53%) in opposition to Denver (48%) is without doubt one of the week’s tightest matchups.
Below are Week 8 prediction market costs from Kalshi and Polymarket US.
NFL Week 8 Odds: Latest Lines Across All 14 Games
Carolina Panthers at Green Bay Packers: Packers -3.5, O/U 47.5
Thursday, October 29 | 8:15 p.m. ET | TV: Prime Video | Venue: Lambeau Field
Green Bay (4-3) had its three-game profitable streak snapped with a 20-17 loss at Detroit, whereas Carolina (3-3) misplaced 43-13 to Tampa Bay. Both groups face a brief turnaround for Thursday night time, with Green Bay holding the market benefit. Carolina’s Taylor Moton (fractured fibula) and Green Bay’s Jacob Monk (quadriceps) are on injured reserve.
Green Bay’s final injury report guidelines out Sean Rhyan, Travis Glover and Zaire Franklin; Matthew Golden and Devonte Wyatt are questionable. Keisean Nixon was added as questionable with a shoulder damage Thursday. Carolina ruled out Jaelan Phillips, Damien Lewis, Akayleb Evans and Torricelli Simpkins III; Bryce Young has no sport designation.
Tennessee Titans at Cincinnati Bengals: Bengals -10.5, O/U 46.5
Sunday, November 1 | 1 p.m. ET | TV: CBS | Venue: Paycor Stadium
Cincinnati (4-2) is the greatest Week 8 favourite on Kalshi after beating Baltimore 35-13. Tennessee (1-6) misplaced 27-24 to Cleveland, failing to construct on its first victory of the season. Ja’Marr Chase (relaxation/ankle) didn’t follow Oct. 28. Cincinnati placed tight end Erick All on injured reserve on Oct. 27.
Baltimore Ravens at Buffalo Bills: Bills -3.5, O/U 54.5
Sunday, November 1 | 1 p.m. ET | TV: CBS | Venue: Highmark Stadium
Buffalo (5-1) returns from its Week 7 bye, whereas Baltimore (4-3) is coming off a 35-13 loss to Cincinnati. Lamar Jackson missed his third straight sport with an ankle damage however practiced fully Oct. 28 forward of his anticipated return in opposition to Buffalo. The rested Bills final performed in a 33-30 win over Las Vegas. Olaivavega Ioane, Kyle Hamilton and Roquan Smith returned to practice Oct. 29.
Minnesota Vikings at Detroit Lions: Lions -3.5, O/U 45.5
Sunday, November 1 | 1 p.m. ET | TV: FOX | Venue: Ford Field
Minnesota (6-0) stays undefeated after beating Indianapolis 16-10, however Detroit (4-2) is favored on this NFC North matchup. The Lions beat Green Bay 20-17 earlier than welcoming Minnesota to Ford Field. Vikings operating again Aaron Jones left the Indianapolis sport with a knee damage and did not practice Oct. 28; Detroit’s Jahmyr Gibbs (shoulder) and Amon-Ra St. Brown (ankle) also sat out.
Arizona Cardinals at Dallas Cowboys: Cowboys -6.5, O/U 54.5
Sunday, November 1 | 1 p.m. ET | TV: FOX | Venue: AT&T Stadium
Dallas (3-4) is a considerable favourite after beating Philadelphia 38-21 on Oct. 26. Arizona (2-5) misplaced 30-16 to Denver after snapping a four-game dropping streak in opposition to the Rams the earlier week. The Cowboys can have a shorter turnaround earlier than this matchup. (*8*).
Indianapolis Colts at Jacksonville Jaguars: Jaguars -9.5, O/U 46.5
Sunday, November 1 | 1 p.m. ET | TV: CBS | Venue: EverBank Stadium
Jacksonville (4-2) returns from its Week 7 bye with one of many week’s largest market benefits. Indianapolis (2-5) misplaced 16-10 to undefeated Minnesota, its third consecutive defeat. The Colts have additionally agreed to ship guard Quenton Nelson to Seattle, pending a bodily, in accordance with the Seahawks’ Oct. 27 announcement. The Jaguars final performed in a 34-31 loss to Houston in London.
Cleveland Browns at Pittsburgh Steelers: Steelers -3.5, O/U 38.5
Sunday, November 1 | 1 p.m. ET | TV: CBS | Venue: Acrisure Stadium
Pittsburgh and Cleveland each enter Week 8 at 5-2, with the Steelers favored of their AFC North assembly. Cleveland beat Tennessee 27-24, whereas Pittsburgh defeated New Orleans 16-10 in Paris. The Steelers return residence for this divisional matchup.
Atlanta Falcons at Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Buccaneers -2.5, O/U 44.5
Sunday, November 1 | 1 p.m. ET | TV: FOX | Venue: Raymond James Stadium
Both groups enter this NFC South matchup off Week 7 victories. Atlanta (3-4) beat beforehand undefeated San Francisco 29-20, ending a two-game dropping streak. Tampa Bay (2-5) beat Carolina 43-13 earlier than returning residence to face the Falcons.
Las Vegas Raiders at New York Jets: Jets -1.5, O/U 45.5
Sunday, November 1 | 1 p.m. ET | TV: FOX | Venue: MetLife Stadium
Las Vegas (3-4) has dropped 4 straight after falling 35-21 to the Rams on Sunday. Coach Klint Kubiak confirmed Kirk Cousins will remain the starting quarterback against the Jets. The Jets (2-5) additionally got here up brief in Week 7, dropping 28-25 to Miami. Both groups enter Week 8 seeking to rebound from residence defeats.
Los Angeles Chargers at Los Angeles Rams: Rams -6.5, O/U 45.5
Sunday, November 1 | 4:05 p.m. ET | TV: FOX | Venue: SoFi Stadium
The Rams (3-4) ended a two-game dropping streak with a 35-21 victory over Las Vegas and return to SoFi Stadium as heavy favorites. The Chargers (0-6) return from their Week 7 bye nonetheless in search of their first win. Rams receiver Puka Nacua was lively after a calf damage had left him questionable. Chargers security Derwin James (hamstring) suffered a setback and could go on injured reserve, Jim Harbaugh said Oct. 28.
Kansas City Chiefs at Denver Broncos: Chiefs -1.5, O/U 40.5
Sunday, November 1 | 4:25 p.m. ET | TV: CBS | Venue: Empower Field at Mile High
Kansas City (5-1) suffered its first defeat of the season in a 20-3 loss at Seattle. Denver (5-2) beat Arizona 30-16 for its third consecutive victory. The Chiefs maintain a slim market benefit heading into this AFC West matchup. Denver’s Jaylen Waddle aggravated his chest injury; his Week 8 status is undecided.
New England Patriots at Miami Dolphins: Patriots -7.5, O/U 43.5
Sunday, November 1 | 4:25 p.m. ET | TV: CBS | Venue: Hard Rock Stadium
New England (4-3) is among the many strongest Week 8 favorites regardless of dropping 30-24 to Chicago on Thursday night time. Miami (1-5) earned its first win by beating the Jets 28-25 and returns residence for this divisional contest. New England has further relaxation time following its TNF look. Drake Maye (right shoulder) and Miami’s Malik Willis (groin) practiced fully Oct. 28.
Philadelphia Eagles at Washington Commanders: Commanders -5.5, O/U 40.5
Sunday, November 1 | 8:20 p.m. ET | TV: NBC | Venue: Northwest Stadium
The Eagles (2-5) have misplaced 5 straight after a 38-21 home defeat to Dallas on Oct. 26. Jalen Hurts is on injured reserve and is anticipated to overlook the rest of the season attributable to a blood clot difficulty. Washington returns from its Week 7 bye after a 23-17 loss to San Francisco in Week 6. Saquon Barkley (hamstring/again) and DeVonta Smith (hamstring) have been estimated nonparticipants Oct. 28. The Commanders positioned Terry McLaurin on injured reserve on Oct. 28; the receiver will miss the remainder of the season with a torn patellar tendon.
Chicago Bears at Seattle Seahawks: Seahawks -3.5, O/U 46.5
Monday, November 2 | 8:15 p.m. ET | TV: ESPN | Venue: Lumen Field
Chicago improved to 5-2 with a 30-24 victory over New England on Thursday night time, extending its profitable streak to 2 video games. Seattle (4-3) ended a two-game dropping streak with a 20-3 win over Kansas City. Seahawks sort out Charles Cross has an ankle damage; coach Mike Macdonald stated on Oct. 26 that Seattle is taking his recovery day by day. Seattle announced a trade for Colts guard Quenton Nelson on Oct. 27, pending a bodily. The Bears get further prep time after their TNF look.
Notable NFL Week 8 Line Moves
Green Bay’s 3.5-point spread contract is priced at 50.5%, whereas Over 47.5 points trades at 47.5% forward of TNF. Jacksonville’s 9.5-point spread contract is 52.5%, in contrast with the 7.5-point line beforehand proven right here. These costs have been checked Oct. 29 at roughly 2:08 p.m. ET.
Elsewhere, Atlanta-Tampa Bay and Las Vegas-New York are priced virtually evenly, leaving little separation between the groups.
Thursday’s TNF inactive lists and Friday’s ultimate reviews for Sunday’s video games are the following availability updates to look at.
NFL Futures Market Outlook
San Francisco continues to steer Kalshi’s Super Bowl LXI winner market at 15.5%, adopted by Buffalo (11.5%) and Kansas City (10.5%).
Seattle is priced at 7.5% and Chicago at 6.5% as of Oct. 29; Jacksonville’s 6.5% quote is from Oct. 28. Buffalo ranks forward of Kansas City, whereas San Francisco retains the highest spot regardless of its Week 7 loss.
The NFL MVP market has a transparent chief in Buffalo quarterback Josh Allen, buying and selling at 30.5%. Joe Burrow is priced at 17.5%, forward of Brock Purdy at 16%, as of Oct. 29.