NFL Week 8 Odds for All 15 Games

Week 8 NFL Odds

All odds as of 8:30 p.m. ET on Sunday night.

Ravens vs.

Buccaneers

The Bucs suffered one of the worst losses of the season, dropping a home game as 13.5-point favorites to the PJ Walker-led Panthers. Tompa Bay looks to rebound against the Ravens, who edged out the Browns by three points.

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Broncos vs.

Jaguars

The NFL London Series rolls on with Denver and Jacksonville. The Broncos played stout defense but lost to the Jets, while the Jaguars fell just short — literally, a yard — in a defeat to the Giants.

Steelers vs.

Eagles

These odds come to you before Pittsburgh's Sunday Night Football game in Miami. The Eagles will be coming off their bye and look to run their record to a perfect 7-0.

Patriots vs.

Jets

This line was released before New England's Monday Night Football matchup against Chicago. New York, meanwhile, triumphed in Denver despite losing star rookie running back Breece Hall to a knee injury.

Panthers vs.

Falcons

Just as everyone expected, Carolina beat Tampa Bay after trading away Christian McCaffrey. As an added bonus, D.J. Moore showed signs of life. Atlanta was blasted in Cincinnati and failed to cover for the first time this season.

Raiders vs.

Saints

For once, the Raiders took care of business with a decisive win over Houston. They look to stay hot against the Saints, who have dropped two straight.

Bears vs.

Cowboys

Another line that dropped before the Bears play on Monday Night Football. The Cowboys are coming off a blowout win over the Lions. Dak Prescott was solid in his return, throwing for one touchdown and not committing any turnovers in his first action since Week 1.

Dolphins vs.

Lions

This line was released before Miami concluded its Sunday Night Football game. The Lions will try to bounce back after a poor showing against the Cowboys. Jared Goff, in particular, was abysmal and committed four turnovers — two interceptions, two lost fumbles — in the contest. At 1-5, Detroit needs to get on track quickly.

Cardinals vs.

Vikings

Maligned for much of the season, the Cardinals sit at 3-4 and are very much in the NFC West race. They look to string together two straight wins for the first time this year.  The first-place Vikings are the only team above .500 in the NFC North and will try to run their winning streak up to five games.

Titans vs.

Texans

The Texans continue their chase for the No. 1 overall pick against the Titans, who have rattled off four consecutive victories and sit atop the AFC South.

Commanders vs.

Colts

No Carson Wentz, no problem, for the Commanders, who toppled Aaron Rodgers and the Packers in Week 7. Next up are the Colts. Indy floundered against the Titans, despite Jonathan Taylor's return.

49ers vs.

Rams

Christian McCaffrey is a 49er, but that didn't lead to victory for San Francisco in Week 7 as it was manhandled by Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs. Next up are the Rams, who will be coming off a bye.

Giants vs.

Seahawks

The luckiest team in the NFL just keeps on getting lucky. That's right, the Giants won again — this time by stopping the Jags' Christian Kirk at the one-yard line as time expired. So it goes. Seattle also continued its surprise season, making easy work of the Chargers. The Seahawks, though, did lose DK Metcalf to a knee injury.

Packers vs.

Bills

Another week, another disappointing performance from the Packers. Maybe they're just bad? Aaron Rodgers will try to right the ship in a rather tough matchup against the Bills. Good luck with that. Buffalo is coming off its bye week and will have ample preparation for this Sunday Night Football tilt.

Bengals vs.

Browns

Monday Night Football brings us the Battle of Ohio. Joe Burrow messed around and threw for 481 yards and three touchdowns — and added a rushing score — in the Bengals' victory over the Falcons. The Browns will attempt to rebound in another AFC North rivalry clash after a loss in Baltimore.