Preseason NFL odds are a different animal than regular season odds. Teams use this time of the season to try out new players and schemes and generally just feel things out. This makes the preseason a lot harder to handicap. With all of that being said, it doesn't mean you shouldn't shop around for the best possible odds if you are going to bet the preseason. We list the odds from only the most trusted and top-rated sportsbooks in the industry. Compare their odds and find the advantage on the games you bet.
Preseason NFL Odds Legend
# (Rotation Number)
Each team is assigned a rotation number to make it easier for them to be identified at the betting window (or over the phone). You probably won't need it if you are betting online, but for betting in sportsbooks it's a must!
Time
Scheduled start time for each game. All times are Eastern.
Opener
This is the first available line for the game. We provide it so you can compare it to the currently available odds.
Score
Scores for live or completed games are listed in this column.
Betting Percentage
The betting percentage shows what percent of the total number of bets have been placed on each point spread, money line or total.
SC Odds
The SC Odds are simply an average of the odds from each book listed.
Average Power Ranking
This is the projected home team spread based on the average of several power ranking services (see full list of NFL power rankings if you are curious who we use for this).
Sportsbook Odds
Beneath each sportsbook logo you will find the odds they are currently giving for each game. You can click on the odds to see the line movement history for that book.
Odds Type Filter
Use this drop down to filter by individual bet types like point spreads, money lines, or totals. By default we list both point spreads and totals for preseason NFL games.
Game Segment Filter
If they are available, you can view half and quarter odds on preseason NFL games using this menu. Full game odds are listed by default.