2026 NFL Futures Betting: AFC North Over/Under Win Totals Predictions

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Training camp is just a few days away and the Hall of Fame Game less than two weeks away, we’re starting to look at one of the most popular markets among NFL futures bettors: over/under win totals. Canadian sportsbooks usually have several numbers (ie: over/under 10.5 wins) for each team, with odds for them to go over or under each number.

Because of all those variables, we’re doing this by division. We continue our 2026 edition of this series with the AFC North, which once again could very well have three playoff teams and be one of the toughest divisions in football.

Who will start at QB for the Browns? Will the Steelers finally win a playoff game? Can the Bengals stop anyone on defense? Can Lamar Jackson and the Ravens bounce back after a down year? Read on for the latest betting odds on AFC North over/under win total futures betting markets!

Highlights

  • The Cleveland Browns have the easiest strength of schedule in the NFL (.429)
  • No teams in the AFC North have a strength of schedule stronger than .500
  • The AFC North is matchup up with the AFC South and NFC South in 2026

2026 AFC North Over/Under Win Totals Futures Market: Breakdown & Value Picks - July 25

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2026 AFC North Over/Under Win Totals - Betting Odds

Team2026 Strength of Schedule (Rank)Win Total #1 (Over/Under)Win Total #2 (Over/Under)Win Total #3 (Over/Under)
Baltimore Ravens.479 (9th)10.5 (-150/+125)11.5 (+115/-140)12.5 (+215/-270)
Cincinnati Bengals.450 (3rd)9.5 (-150/+125)10.5 (+115/-140)11.5 (+210/-265)
Pittsburgh Steelers.495 (14th)7.5 (-160/+134)8.5 (+110/-130)9.5 (+164/-205)
Cleveland Browns.429 (1st)4.5 (-230/+180)5.5 (-130/+110)6.5 (+140/-170)

Baltimore Ravens

Baltimore won just eight games in 2025, but they’re blazing past double digits this season. In division play, we’ll give them four wins out of six, and whether those two losses come from Cincy, Pittsburgh, or Cleveland is anyone’s guess. Division play is deliciously unpredictable, as we all know.

Against the AFC and NFC South, which could be the weakest divisions in their respective conferences, Baltimore should be able to win six of eight, which leaves us at 10 wins on the season. Apart from that, they get the Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro, the Bills in Buffalo, and the Chargers at home. They could sweep those three, but we think they’re more likely to win two of the trio. Chalk ‘em up for over 11.5 wins.

Best Bet: Baltimore Ravens Over 11.5 Wins (+115)

Cincinnati Bengals

Cincy has a tough start to the season with the Bucs, Texans, Steelers, and Jaguars followed by a lay-up against the Dolphins before their Week 6 bye. They should go 3-2 during that stretch. After their bye, they should lose to the Ravens in Baltimore, but win their next three straight against Tennessee, Atlanta, and Pittsburgh. That leaves them at 6-3 midway through

Commanders on the road could be tricky if Jayden Daniels and Washington bounce back like we expect, but the Bengals should pick up back-to-back wins over the Saints and Browns after that. 8-4. The Chiefs in December and the Panthers on the road could cause problems, but Cincy should finish the season strong with three straight Ws against the Colts on the road, and Baltimore and Cleveland at home. That makes 11 wins but we’ll play it safe and go with over 9.5 just because that defense is so suspect.

Best Bet: Cincinnati Bengals Over 9.5 Wins (-150)

Pittsburgh Steelers

Pittsburgh looks set for another season of 9-10 wins and a weak playoff berth. The real questions start when they make the postseason as yinz know. They know how to navigate this regular season stuff. We’ll give them three wins out of six in the division, as the Browns have played them tough in recent years.

Against the AFC South and the NFC South, we think the Steelers can chalk up six wins, however, with the Bucs and Jags on the road being their two toughest matchups there. After that we’ve got at the Patriots, at the Eagles, and hosting the Broncos on Black Friday. They won’t win all three or even two of those, but they won’t get swept either. So what do you know, another 10-7 for the Steelers. Here we go!

Best Bet: Pittsburgh Steelers Over 9.5 Wins (+164)

Cleveland Browns

Now, we arrive in the basement of the AFC North. This one is the toughest because we really don’t know what to expect from Cleveland considering they could trot out Deshaun Watson or Shedeur Sanders as their starting QB. But really, are either of those guys going to turn this team around in 2026? We don’t think so.

Cleveland should be able to scrape together two division wins this year. Even against the subpar AFC and NFC South divisions, we think three wins out of eight is too generous, so we’ll give them two more there. But then they’ve got at the Jets, at the Giants, and hosting the Colts as their three extras. That’s about as easy as it gets. They should be able to win two of those if not three, so we’ll give them six wins (with the easiest schedule in the league) to play it safe.

Best Bet: Cleveland Browns Over 5.5 Wins (-130)

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