The best online sportsbooks provide NFL odds on thousands of markets. You can bet on NFL point spreads, totals, moneylines, props, parlays, teasers, round robins, live markets, futures and much more. That gives sports bettors countless opportunities to profit from their knowledge of the National Football League.

First, you need to learn how to read NFL odds. This NFL betting odds guide will help teach you what they mean as well as the types of NFL betting available. Without further ado, here is a look at the latest NFL odds with a guide below as well as a list of the best sports betting sites to bet on NFL odds.

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NFL Championship Odds

Sportsbooks publish NFL Super Bowl odds throughout the year and the favorite to win the championship the following season is often released the day after the previous Super Bowl comes to a close. When it comes to Super Bowl odds, you can find great value by getting your bets in early and there is still time to find value even as December approaches.

For example, the Los Angeles Rams were priced at +1400 to win the Super Bowl at the start of the 2021 season. That means a $100 bet would have netted you a $1,400 profit. By the time they made it to Super Bowl 56, the NFL betting odds on the Rams dropped to -200 as they were heavy favorites to win the game. At that point, a $100 bet would win just $50.

NFL Super Bowl odds change dramatically during the regular season, throughout the NFL playoffs and during the offseason. Caesars Sportsbook had the Buffalo Bills listed as the favorite to win Super Bowl 57 in the NFL futures market in summer 2022, followed by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+800), Kansas City Chiefs (+900) and Green Bay Packers (+1100) and those odds have changed as the season has unfolded. The Bills (+375) have slid a bit but are back atop the odds, followed by the Chiefs and Eagles, both of whom sit at +500 at most sportsbooks.

NFL Weekly Odds

NFL weekly odds are fluctuating as the season approaches and RotoWire makes it easy to find the latest odds and line changes.

Online sports betting sites normally release NFL Week 1 odds in May each year, just after the NFL schedule is released. League officials announced the full 2022 NFL regular season schedule at 8 p.m. on Thursday, May 12, 2022. It only took the sportsbooks a day or so to set early lines and price the NFL odds Week 1.

With the NFL season now underway, there are odds released a week ahead of game time but those numbers often move again during game week to account for recent performance, injury updates, etc.

What Is The Best Way To Bet On NFL Odds?

It is important to shop around for the best NFL odds and the most appealing NFL betting lines. Rival sportsbooks offer different odds on the same game, so seeking out the best price on every wager you place can help earn sports bettors a larger potential payout. The best way to bet on NFL odds is by signing up for accounts with a few different sportsbooks within your state, as that allows you to grab the best price on each bet.

We also recommend claiming sportsbook bonuses to sign up. These bonus codes can reduce the house edge that sportsbooks build into their NFL odds and lines, and they improve your chances of earning a profit as many promo codes include risk-free wagers and free bets.

Maryland recently launched sports betting and those located in MD can check out the best Maryland Betting Promos to maximize their NFL betting experience.

These are the best sportsbooks for NFL bonus codes and welcome offers:

Caesars Sportsbook NFL Odds

The Caesars Sportsbook promo code ROTOFULL entitles you to a first bet on Caesars. This online sportsbook also provides more NFL odds boosts than most of its rivals. You can bet up to $100 on any market with boosted odds. Caesars Sportsbook NFL odds are available for all sorts of NFL bets including moneylines, spreads and futures -- all with a user-friendly mobile app and very high betting limits. Maryland has now officially launched sports betting and those located in Maryland can use the code ROTOPICS to qualify for up to a $1,500 bonus.

BetMGM NFL Odds

The BetMGM bonus code ROTOBONUS can unlock one of the best offers in the legal sports betting space. In the past, there were NFL bonuses called "Select Your Squad" allowed you to select your favorite NFL team. It then provided you with customized content and bonuses for that team throughout the NFL season.

The standard sign-up offer at BetMGM is a risk-free bet worth up to $1,000, and there are also odds boosts, parlay profit boosts, free bet tokens and NFL contests such as "Tackle the Weekend" available. BetMGM NFL odds give bettors a wide range of NFL lines to choose from.

BetRivers NFL Odds

BetRivers NFL odds are offered on more than 200 markets per game. The BetRivers bonus code offers a second chance free bet up to $500. You will find additional promotions, such as NFL sweepstakes and parlay profit boosts, and you can also earn iRush Rewards points as part of BetRivers' loyalty program.

WynnBET NFL Odds

WynnBET offers all new customers a new player bonus. You just need to place a $100 wager at odds of -120 or longer – which includes all standard football spreads and totals – and it will reward you with $100 in free bets. Another great promotion for WynnBET Sportsbook NFL odds is WynnBET Win Hour, which offers boosted odds between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. each Thursday. Use the WynnBET promo code XROTO to get in on the action.

DraftKings Sportsbook NFL Odds

The DraftKings Sportsbook promo code changes regularly, but it is always appealing. The online sportsbook offered a "Bet $5, Win $200" bonus throughout the NFL playoffs and it went up to "Bet $5, Win $280" for Super Bowl 56 last year. DraftKings Sportsbook NFL odds and NFL playoff odds are very competitive, so check out DraftKings for the latest promotions all season.

FanDuel Sportsbook NFL Odds

FanDuel Sportsbook also provides huge NFL odds boosts for new customers. Last year, it was a "Bet $5, Win $280" deal in the leadup to Super Bowl 56 which allowed new players to bet on boosted FanDuel Sportsbook NFL odds of 56-to-1 (+5600) on either team, with winnings paid in cash. The current FanDuel promo code grants users an awesome bonus with a chance to boost their bankroll.

What NFL Betting Markets Are Available To Wager On?

The best online sportsbooks provide more than 200 betting markets on a single NFL game. These are the most popular NFL betting markets available:

NFL Point Spreads

Sportsbooks will assess both teams taking part in an NFL game and create a point spread. NFL point spreads are a handicap to the team the sportsbook deems to be the favorite.

For example, in Super Bowl 56, there was a 4.5-point spread in favor of the Los Angeles Rams. If you bet on the Rams, they would need to win by 5 or more points to cover the point spread. With a final score of 23-20, the Bengals +4.5 paid off since they lost by just three points.

NFL Over Unders

You will find NFL over unders, also known as a total, available on every NFL game. This is a bet on whether the total points scored in a contest will go over or under the line provided.

For example, the over under on an NFL game could be set at 42.5 points with -110 odds on both the over and the under. If the final score of the game was 23-20, that would be a total of more than 43 points and would hit the over. If the game ended with a 23-17 final score, totaling 40 points then the under would cash.

NFL Moneyline

An NFL moneyline is a bet on which team will win a game. The sports betting sites release NFL odds on each team's chances to win, with one moneyline having positive odds (the underdog) and one with negative odds (the favorite). The odds tell you the amount of money you need to risk and what you stand to earn if you bet on either team.

For example, in Week 13 of the 2022-2023 NFL season, you can find NFL moneyline odds of +410 on the Indianapolis Colts to beat the Dallas Cowboys. That would mean with a $100 bet that you win $410 plus your wager back if the Colts were to win.

NFL Parlays

NFL parlays allow you to combine several bets into a single wager. Instead of making a single moneyline, spread or over under bet, a parlay would combine two or more of them into one bet.

For example, you might pick the Eagles to cover a 3-point spread against the Giants, the Rams to cover a 5-point spread against the 49ers, the Packers to beat the Bears moneyline and over 44.5 points in a game between the Seahawks and the Cardinals. All four selections, or legs, would need to win for the bet to cash. If one leg loses, then you lose the parlay.

NFL parlays are common as they allow bettors to risk less with possible large payouts, as the potential profits compound with each additional leg added. However, the more legs a parlay has, the higher the chance it loses.

NFL Teasers

Teasers are similar to parlays as they have multiple legs which all need to win in order to cash. The difference is that teasers feature alternative football spreads and/or totals with closer to even money odds. A teaser allows for bettors to move the lines by a specific numbers of points on each leg of the wager.

For example, a 4-point, 2-leg teaser would allow a bettor to shift two separate 3-point favorites to 1-point underdogs where they would be getting 1 point. The odds here are -120. If we added a third leg to a 4-point teaser, the odds would instead be +150. All of your picks have to be winners in order to win an NFL teaser bet.

NFL Live Betting

You can bet on an NFL game after it has started with something called live betting. Sportsbooks offer live NFL odds on moneylines, NFL point spreads, totals and props. This allows you to soak up the early stages of a game before placing a bet.

NFL Player Props

NFL player props are bets on an aspect of an individual's performance. Examples include the number of yards a QB will throw for, the total yards a running back will rush for, whether a player will score a TD or the number of sacks a player will tally in a game. The selection of prop bets tend to expand significantly for the Super Bowl.

NFL Futures

NFL futures are bets on future outcomes, rather than the result of a single game. You will find NFL Las Vegas futures odds on the winner of the Super Bowl, as well as each division and conference, player awards, and even whether or not a team will reach the playoffs.

NFL MVP Odds 2022-2023

Caesars Sportsbook makes Josh Allen the favorite in the NFL MVP Odds 2023. The Bills QB finished last season with a career-high 409 pass completions, with 36 passing touchdowns and a 92.2 passer rating. He also led the league in yards per carry and added another six rushing TDs. Allen's +160 odds, put him ahead of other NFL MVP candidates for the 2022 season.

Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes round out the top three for MVP odds but Allen has a decisive lead at the midway point of the season.

How To Read NFL Odds

NFL odds are easy to read as long as you understand what the sportsbooks are putting in front of you. NFL odds, just like those for wagers on other sports, typically have a plus or a minus sign. If the NFL Las Vegas odds begin with a plus, it tells you that side is the underdog.

For example, if you see Vegas NFL odds of +125, a $100 bet would net you $125, if the bet wins. A winning wager would get you your $100 stake back, along with the winnings, giving you a total return of $225.

If the NFL odds begin with a minus, it tells you that you are betting on a favorite. For example, if the Vegas odds NFL are -130, you need to risk $130 to win $100. Your total return would be $230 on a winning bet.

Reading NFL odds is important for new and seasoned bettors alike.

Final Thoughts on NFL Betting Odds

You should take the time to find the best NFL betting odds on every market you want to bet on. We also recommend claiming as many bonuses and odds boosts as you can. NFL betting odds are available on all online sportsbooks, with tons of options to place your first NFL bet on.

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NFL Odds FAQ

What are Vegas NFL Odds?

Vegas NFL odds are the betting lines on pro football games published by prominent sportsbooks in Las Vegas, Nevada. The odds cover everything from spreads and moneylines to totals, game props, team props and player props.

Which states can I bet on NFL games?

You can bet on NFL games in dozens of states, but online NFL betting is only available in Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia and Wyoming and more. For many years, Nevada was the only state with NFL betting, so Las Vegas NFL odds have always been prominent.

Where can I find the latest NFL betting lines?

You can find the latest NFL betting lines by visiting an online sportsbook such as BetMGM, BetRivers, WynnBET, Caesars Sportsbook, DraftKings Sportsbook or FanDuel Sportsbook. They offer a wealth of NFL lines throughout the season as well as during the offseason. Each week's NFL games will have odds listed on all of the online sportsbooks.

What does a total of 50.5 mean in NFL betting?

It means that the NFL betting sites expect roughly 50 to 51 points to be scored in an NFL game. You can either bet the over or the under, with NFL odds of -110 on either option. If you bet on over 50.5, your bet will win if the teams combine to score 51 or more points. If you bet on under 50.5, you will win if the total points scored is 50 or fewer.

What does -150 mean in NFL betting?

In NFL betting, -150 means that you need to risk $150 in order to win $100. You can bet any amount you'd like though. For example, you could bet $10 to win $6.67 with -150 odds.

Can I bet on the NFL Draft?

Yes, you can bet on the NFL Draft by visiting an online sportsbook like Caesars Sportsbook or BetMGM, or by checking out the Las Vegas NFL odds at a brick and mortar location in Nevada. Betting on the NFL Draft includes wagering on the No. 1 pick, which player will be drafted first and over unders on specific players. Check out our NFL betting odds guide for more details.

What does -2.5 or +2.5 mean in NFL betting?

This is an NFL point spread. It tells you that one team has been installed as the 2.5-point favorite and the other is a 2-3 point underdog in an NFL game.

This was the spread for the Week 3 game between the Buccaneers and Packers when Tampa Bay was a 2.5-point favorite at home. Aaron Rodgers and the Packers won the game outright and covered the spread in the process. Had the Buccaneers won the game by a field goal or more, they would have covered the posted spread.

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