NFL Week 2 continues Sunday with 14 games from the early afternoon through Sunday Night Football. The Sunday schedule features several high-profile matchups, including Packers vs. Jets, Bengals vs. Texans, Saints vs. Ravens, Commanders vs. Cowboys, Dolphins vs. 49ers and Colts vs. Chiefs.
After a high-scoring opening week, the betting market has already adjusted several lines. San Francisco is now a massive 13.5-point favorite over Miami, Baltimore is laying 8.5 points against New Orleans, and Tampa Bay is an 8.5-point favorite against Cleveland. At the other end of the spectrum, Denver is only a 2.5-point favorite over Jacksonville.
We’ll be covering the latest Sunday NFL betting odds, including spreads, moneylines, over/unders, popular player props, anytime touchdown bets, parlay ideas and same-game parlays.
NFL Week 2 Sunday Betting Odds
Here are the NFL betting odds as of Saturday morning* for tomorrow’s games:
| Game | Spread | Moneyline | Over/Under |
|---|---|---|---|
| Panthers at Falcons | Panthers -2.5 | CAR -149 / ATL +125 | 43.5 |
| Saints at Ravens | Ravens -8.5 | BAL -412 / NO +324 | 46.5 |
| Vikings at Bears | Bears -4.5 | CHI -217 / MIN +180 | 48.5 |
| Bengals at Texans | Texans -2.5 | HOU -143 / CIN +121 | 45.5 |
| Browns at Buccaneers | Buccaneers -8.5 | TB -437 / CLE +338 | 41.5 |
| Packers at Jets | Packers -3.5 | GB -192 / NYJ +161 | 44.5 |
| Steelers at Patriots | Patriots -5.0 | NE -236 / PIT +195 | 41.5 |
| Eagles at Titans | Eagles -7.0 | PHI -337 / TEN +270 | 39.5 |
| Jaguars at Broncos | Broncos -2.5 | DEN -150 / JAX +127 | 45.5 |
| Raiders at Chargers | Chargers -6.5 | LAC -304 / LV +244 | 43.5 |
| Seahawks at Cardinals | Seahawks -3.5 | SEA -209 / ARI +174 | 40.5 |
| Commanders at Cowboys | Cowboys -4.5 | DAL -211 / WAS +176 | 50.5 |
| Dolphins at 49ers | 49ers -13.5 | SF -962 / MIA +635 | 45.5 |
| Colts at Chiefs | Chiefs -6.5 | KC -303 / IND +244 | 46.5 |
*These lines can move before Sunday kickoff.
Sunday Early Games
Sunday, September 20, 2026, features a massive 14-game Week 2 NFL slate packed with crucial divisional matchups and teams looking to either stay undefeated or avoid a dreaded 0-2 start.
Carolina Panthers at Atlanta Falcons
1:00 p.m. ET — Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Current odds: Panthers -2.5, moneyline CAR -149 / ATL +125, total 43.5.
Atlanta will start Cooper Rush after Michael Penix Jr. was ruled out. The Falcons are therefore playing their second straight game with a different quarterback situation than originally expected.
Carolina’s offense has more continuity with Bryce Young, and the Panthers have several young receiving options capable of creating problems for Atlanta.
Top Player Props
Bijan Robinson — Over/Under 81.5 rushing yards (-114 Over)
Robinson is the centerpiece of Atlanta’s offense and enters Week 2 with both rushing and receiving responsibilities.
Drake London — Over/Under 56.5 receiving yards (-114 Over)
London should remain one of the primary targets regardless of who is playing quarterback. The current consensus receiving line is 56.5 yards.
Bryce Young — Over/Under 221.5 passing yards (-112 Over)
Young’s passing line sits at 221.5 yards, giving bettors a reasonable alternative to the Carolina spread.
BetHouse prop lean: Bijan Robinson Over 81.5 rushing yards.
BetHouse prediction: Panthers 24, Falcons 20
New Orleans Saints at Baltimore Ravens
1:00 p.m. ET — M&T Bank Stadium
Current odds: Ravens -8.5, moneyline BAL -412 / NO +324, total 46.5.
Baltimore enters this matchup after a 41-point performance against Indianapolis, while New Orleans scored 30 points against Detroit before losing in overtime.
Derrick Henry ran for 144 yards and three touchdowns in Week 1, while Lamar Jackson threw for 324 yards and also remains a major rushing threat.
Chris Olave is listed as questionable with a hamstring injury, while Zay Flowers is doubtful.
Top Player Props
Derrick Henry — Over/Under 92.5 rushing yards (-114 Over)
Henry’s line has climbed into the low 90s following his three-touchdown performance. The current consensus is 92.5 rushing yards.
Lamar Jackson — Over/Under 211.5 passing yards (-115 Over)
Jackson’s passing line is surprisingly modest considering his 324-yard Week 1 performance.
Mark Andrews — Over/Under 48.5 receiving yards (-114 Over)
With Flowers doubtful and Olave questionable on the opposing side, Andrews could be particularly important in Baltimore’s passing game.
BetHouse prop lean: Lamar Jackson Over 211.5 passing yards.
BetHouse prediction: Ravens 31, Saints 20
Minnesota Vikings at Chicago Bears
1:00 p.m. ET — Soldier Field
Current odds: Bears -4.5, moneyline CHI -217 / MIN +180, total 48.5.
Chicago enters this game after scoring 59 points in Week 1, while Minnesota rallied from a 22-point deficit to defeat Green Bay.
Minnesota will be without quarterback Kyler Murray, who remains out with a concussion. Carson Wentz will start.
Top Player Props
Caleb Williams — Over/Under 230.5 passing yards
Williams produced a huge Week 1 performance, and the current consensus passing-yardage line has climbed to 230.5 yards.
Justin Jefferson — Over/Under 79.5 receiving yards (-115 Over)
Jefferson remains Minnesota’s premier receiving weapon and has one of the highest receiving-yardage lines on the Sunday slate.
D’Andre Swift — Over/Under 60.5 rushing yards (-114 Over)
Swift is coming off a strong opening game and should remain heavily involved in Chicago’s rushing attack.
Colston Loveland — Over/Under 53.5 receiving yards (-114 Over)
Loveland had no receptions in Week 1, but his current market has him at 53.5 receiving yards.
BetHouse prop lean: Justin Jefferson Over 79.5 receiving yards.
BetHouse prediction: Bears 27, Vikings 23
Cincinnati Bengals at Houston Texans
1:00 p.m. ET — Houston
Current odds: Texans -2.5, moneyline HOU -143 / CIN +121, total 45.5.
Joe Burrow appeared on the injury report with a back issue, but he was a full participant and NFL.com reports that he is set to start Sunday. Houston, meanwhile, will be without Nico Collins.
Burrow threw for 254 yards and a touchdown in Cincinnati’s Week 1 victory over Tampa Bay.
Top Player Props
Joe Burrow — Over/Under 249.5 passing yards (-114 Over)
Burrow’s passing-yardage market sits at 249.5 yards. The fact that he is expected to play is important because Cincinnati’s receiving props are tied closely to his availability.
Ja’Marr Chase — Over/Under 75.5 receiving yards (-114 Over)
Chase had only two catches for 12 yards in Week 1, leaving his current receiving line well below the 87.5-yard number he carried in Week 1.
C.J. Stroud — Over/Under 219.5 passing yards (-114 Over)
Stroud faces a Cincinnati defense that will be looking to rebound after allowing Tampa Bay to score 27 points in Week 1.
David Montgomery — Over/Under 64.5 rushing yards (-115 Over)
Montgomery is expected to remain an important part of Houston’s ground game.
BetHouse prop lean: Ja’Marr Chase Over 75.5 receiving yards.
BetHouse prediction: Bengals 27, Texans 24
Cleveland Browns at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1:00 p.m. ET — Raymond James Stadium
Current odds: Buccaneers -8.5, moneyline TB -437 / CLE +338, total 41.5.
Tampa Bay is one of the largest favorites on the Sunday board after opening the season with a close loss to Cincinnati. Cleveland enters the game after losing to Jacksonville.
Top Player Props
Bucky Irving — Over/Under 61.5 rushing yards (-114 Over)
Irving’s rushing line is 61.5 yards. Tampa Bay is favored by 8.5 points, which could provide a favorable game script for its running game.
Baker Mayfield — Over/Under 216.5 passing yards (-115 Over)
Mayfield’s passing line sits at 216.5 yards.
Emeka Egbuka — Over/Under 52.5 receiving yards (-114 Over)
Egbuka has quickly become an important Tampa Bay receiving option, and his current receiving market sits at 52.5 yards.
BetHouse prop lean: Bucky Irving Over 61.5 rushing yards.
BetHouse prediction: Buccaneers 27, Browns 16
Green Bay Packers at New York Jets
1:00 p.m. ET — MetLife Stadium
Current odds: Packers -3.5, moneyline GB -192 / NYJ +161, total 44.5.
Green Bay’s Week 1 loss was unusual. The Packers led Minnesota late before the Vikings scored 22 unanswered points in the fourth quarter.
Jordan Love still threw for 387 yards and two touchdowns, making his current 256.5-yard passing line one of the highest on the Sunday slate.
Top Player Props
Jordan Love — Over/Under 256.5 passing yards (-112 Over)
Love’s passing line has moved into the mid-250s following his 387-yard opener.
Breece Hall — Over/Under 65.5 rushing yards (-115 Over)
Hall is expected to remain the centerpiece of New York’s rushing attack.
Garrett Wilson — Over/Under 67.5 receiving yards (-114 Over)
Wilson remains Geno Smith’s most important receiving target.
Christian Watson — Over/Under 60.5 receiving yards (-114 Over)
Watson is one of the Packers’ primary big-play threats, with his current market sitting at 60.5 yards.
BetHouse prop lean: Jordan Love Over 256.5 passing yards.
BetHouse prediction: Packers 27, Jets 20
Pittsburgh Steelers at New England Patriots
1:00 p.m. ET — Gillette Stadium
Current odds: Patriots -5.0, moneyline NE -236 / PIT +195, total 41.5.
The Patriots are coming off a 13-10 loss to Seattle in the NFL opener, while Pittsburgh defeated Atlanta 20-13.
A.J. Brown is out for New England’s next several games after being placed on injured reserve, while Pittsburgh has Michael Pittman Jr. listed as questionable.
Top Player Props
Aaron Rodgers — Over/Under 204.5 passing yards (-114 Over)
Rodgers’ passing line is just 204.5 yards.
Drake Maye — Over/Under 224.5 passing yards (-114 Over)
Maye threw three interceptions in the season opener, but his passing-yardage line remains above 220 yards.
DK Metcalf — Over/Under 56.5 receiving yards (-114 Over)
Metcalf should continue to be one of Rodgers’ primary downfield options.
Rhamondre Stevenson — Over/Under 48.5 rushing yards (-114 Over)
Stevenson’s rushing line sits at 48.5 yards.
BetHouse prop lean: DK Metcalf Over 56.5 receiving yards.
BetHouse prediction: Patriots 23, Steelers 20
Philadelphia Eagles at Tennessee Titans
1:00 p.m. ET — Nissan Stadium
Current odds: Eagles -7.0, moneyline PHI -337 / TEN +270, total 39.5.
Philadelphia opened the season with a 24-22 win over Washington, while Tennessee lost 23-10 to the Jets.
The low total is notable. This is currently the lowest over/under of any Sunday game.
Top Player Props
Jalen Hurts — Over/Under 205.5 passing yards (-115 Over)
Hurts has a relatively modest passing line, but his rushing ability creates another statistical path.
Saquon Barkley — Over/Under 79.5 rushing yards (-114 Over)
Barkley remains one of the most heavily used running backs in the NFL.
DeVonta Smith — Over/Under 60.5 receiving yards (-115 Over)
With A.J. Brown unavailable for the season-opening stretch, Smith’s receiving role becomes even more important.
Dallas Goedert — Over/Under 38.5 receiving yards (-110 Over)
Goedert is another player who could benefit from additional targets.
BetHouse prop lean: Saquon Barkley Over 79.5 rushing yards.
BetHouse prediction: Eagles 27, Titans 13
Sunday Afternoon Games
Jacksonville Jaguars at Denver Broncos
4:05 p.m. ET — Empower Field at Mile High
Current odds: Broncos -2.5, moneyline DEN -150 / JAX +127, total 45.5.
Jacksonville is 1-0 after defeating Cleveland, while Denver lost its opener to Kansas City.
Denver will be without wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr., while running back RJ Harvey is questionable with a hamstring injury.
Top Player Props
Trevor Lawrence — Over/Under 220.5 passing yards (-115 Over)
Lawrence’s passing-yardage line is 220.5 yards.
Bo Nix — Over/Under 220.5 passing yards (-114 Over)
Nix has the same 220.5-yard passing line.
J.K. Dobbins — Over/Under 56.5 rushing yards (-112 Over)
Dobbins could receive additional rushing opportunities if Harvey is limited.
Parker Washington — Over/Under 57.5 receiving yards (-114 Over)
Washington has emerged as an important Jacksonville receiving option, and his current line is 57.5 yards.
BetHouse prop lean: J.K. Dobbins Over 56.5 rushing yards.
BetHouse prediction: Broncos 24, Jaguars 21
Las Vegas Raiders at Los Angeles Chargers
4:05 p.m. ET — SoFi Stadium
Current odds: Chargers -6.5, moneyline LAC -304 / LV +244, total 43.5.
The Chargers are favored by 6.5 points after losing their opener to Arizona. The Raiders defeated Miami in Week 1.
Brock Bowers is doubtful for Las Vegas, while Ladd McConkey is questionable for Los Angeles with a rib injury.
Top Player Props
Justin Herbert — Over/Under 223.5 passing yards (-114 Over)
Herbert’s current passing line is 223.5 yards.
Ashton Jeanty — Over/Under 62.5 rushing yards (-114 Over)
Jeanty’s rushing line is 62.5 yards following his first NFL game.
Omarion Hampton — Over/Under 62.5 rushing yards (-114 Over)
Hampton has a matching 62.5-yard rushing line and should remain heavily involved.
Quentin Johnston — Over/Under 50.5 receiving yards (-114 Over)
Johnston could see additional targets if McConkey is limited or unavailable.
BetHouse prop lean: Ashton Jeanty Over 62.5 rushing yards.
BetHouse prediction: Chargers 27, Raiders 20
Seattle Seahawks at Arizona Cardinals
4:25 p.m. ET — State Farm Stadium
Current odds: Seahawks -3.5, moneyline SEA -209 / ARI +174, total 40.5.
Seattle will have a different quarterback this week. Sam Darnold is officially out with a glute injury, and Drew Lock will start.
That quarterback change is one of the biggest storylines of the Sunday afternoon slate.
Top Player Props
Drew Lock — Over/Under 205.5 passing yards (-115 Over)
Lock’s current consensus passing line is 205.5 yards.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba — Over/Under 80.5 receiving yards (-125 Over)
JSN had a strong opening week and remains the centerpiece of Seattle’s passing attack.
Trey McBride — Over/Under 61.5 receiving yards (-115 Over)
McBride is one of Arizona’s primary offensive weapons and should see substantial target volume.
Jacoby Brissett — Over/Under 218.5 passing yards (-110 Over)
Brissett is projected to handle enough volume to approach the 220-yard range.
BetHouse prop lean: Jaxon Smith-Njigba Over 80.5 receiving yards.
BetHouse prediction: Seahawks 23, Cardinals 20
Washington Commanders at Dallas Cowboys
4:25 p.m. ET — AT&T Stadium
Current odds: Cowboys -4.5, moneyline DAL -211 / WAS +176, total 50.5.
This is the highest total on the Sunday slate at 50.5 points.
Dallas and Washington both lost close games in Week 1, and both offenses have enough firepower to make this one of the more attractive player-prop games of the afternoon.
Top Player Props
Dak Prescott — Over/Under 264.5 passing yards (-115 Over)
Prescott has the highest current passing-yardage line among Sunday’s quarterbacks at 264.5 yards.
Jayden Daniels — Over/Under 221.5 passing yards (-115 Over)
Daniels has a 221.5-yard passing line plus a 36.5-yard rushing line.
Javonte Williams — Over/Under 74.5 rushing yards (-115 Over)
Williams has become an important part of Dallas’ offensive attack.
CeeDee Lamb — Over/Under 75.5 receiving yards (-114 Over)
Lamb remains the primary Dallas receiving target.
George Pickens — Over/Under 63.5 receiving yards (-114 Over)
Pickens provides another big-play option for Prescott.
BetHouse prop lean: Dak Prescott Over 264.5 passing yards.
BetHouse prediction: Cowboys 30, Commanders 24
Miami Dolphins at San Francisco 49ers
4:25 p.m. ET — Levi’s Stadium
Current odds: 49ers -13.5, moneyline SF -962 / MIA +635, total 45.5.
San Francisco is the biggest favorite on the Sunday board by a considerable margin.
The 49ers opened the season with a 27-7 win over the Rams in Melbourne, while Miami lost 27-13 to Las Vegas.
Top Player Props
Brock Purdy — Over/Under 238.5 passing yards (-114 Over)
Purdy’s passing line is 238.5 yards and his touchdown prop is 1.5, with the Over priced around -180.
Christian McCaffrey — Over/Under 59.5 rushing yards (-114 Over)
McCaffrey’s rushing line is surprisingly low for a player expected to receive substantial volume.
De’Von Achane — Over/Under 58.5 rushing yards (-114 Over)
Achane remains Miami’s biggest rushing threat.
Mike Evans — Over/Under 50.5 receiving yards (-114 Over)
Evans’ current receiving-yardage line is 50.5 yards.
George Kittle — Over/Under 40.5 receiving yards (-114 Over)
Kittle remains one of Purdy’s primary receiving targets.
BetHouse prop lean: Christian McCaffrey Over 59.5 rushing yards.
BetHouse prediction: 49ers 31, Dolphins 17
Sunday Night Football
Sunday Night Football matchup features the Indianapolis Colts traveling to face the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, September 20, 2026. The highly anticipated Week 2 game kicks off at 8:20 PM ET live from Arrowhead Stadium and will be broadcast on NBC and streamed on Peacock.
Indianapolis Colts at Kansas City Chiefs
8:20 p.m. ET — Arrowhead Stadium
Current odds: Chiefs -6.5, moneyline KC -303 / IND +244, total 46.5.
Sunday Night Football brings Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs back to Arrowhead after Kansas City defeated Denver on Monday night.
The Chiefs have quickly established Kenneth Walker III as a major part of their offense, while Indianapolis enters the game after a 41-23 loss to Baltimore.
Top Player Props
Patrick Mahomes — Over/Under 222.5 passing yards
Mahomes’ current consensus passing line is 222.5 yards, with the market also offering a 1.5 passing-touchdown line.
Kenneth Walker III — Over/Under 81.5 rushing yards (-115 Over)
Walker has quickly become one of the most important players in Kansas City’s offense. His current rushing line is 81.5 yards.
Jonathan Taylor — Over/Under 86.5 rushing yards (-114 Over)
Taylor remains the focal point of the Indianapolis running game.
Rashee Rice — Over/Under 52.5 receiving yards
Rice’s BetMGM receiving market is currently 55.5 yards, while the broader consensus is around 52.5.
Travis Kelce — Over/Under 42.5 receiving yards (-115 Over)
Kelce remains one of Mahomes’ primary passing targets.
BetHouse lean: Kenneth Walker III Over 81.5 rushing yards.
BetHouse prediction: Chiefs 28, Colts 20
Best NFL Week 2 Player Props
Based on the current Saturday market, these are some of the most interesting player-prop markets on Sunday’s slate:
- Jordan Love Over 256.5 passing yards
- Derrick Henry Over 92.5 rushing yards
- Justin Jefferson Over 79.5 receiving yards
- Dak Prescott Over 264.5 passing yards
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba Over 80.5 receiving yards
- Christian McCaffrey Over 59.5 rushing yards
- Kenneth Walker III Over 81.5 rushing yards
- Saquon Barkley Over 79.5 rushing yards
- Ja’Marr Chase Over 75.5 receiving yards
- CeeDee Lamb Over 75.5 receiving yards
- Bijan Robinson Over 81.5 rushing yards
- Ashton Jeanty Over 62.5 rushing yards
Prop lines are particularly sensitive to injuries, game-day news and sportsbook movement, so the number available Saturday morning may not be the same number available Sunday afternoon.
NFL Week 2 Anytime Touchdown Bets
The current DraftKings touchdown market includes several of the NFL’s highest-volume offensive players.
Some notable prices include:
- Derrick Henry: -270
- Christian McCaffrey: -245
- Bijan Robinson: -200
- Kenneth Walker III: -215
- Jonathan Taylor: -150
- D’Andre Swift: -140
- Bucky Irving: -140
- Rhamondre Stevenson: +110
- Ja’Marr Chase: +120
- George Pickens: +140
- Justin Jefferson: +145
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba: +135
- DeVonta Smith: +195
- Lamar Jackson: +195
- Mike Evans: +135
- Garrett Wilson: +185
These are current DraftKings prices and can differ at other sportsbooks.
Best NFL Week 2 Parlay Ideas
Top NFL Week 2 parlay options combine moneyline favorites, team trends, and player props from expert previews
Sunday Player Prop Parlay
A four-leg prop combination built around offensive volume:
- Jordan Love Over 256.5 passing yards
- Justin Jefferson Over 79.5 receiving yards
- Dak Prescott Over 264.5 passing yards
- Christian McCaffrey Over 59.5 rushing yards
Touchdown Parlay
A more aggressive touchdown combination:
- Derrick Henry anytime touchdown
- Kenneth Walker III anytime touchdown
- Jonathan Taylor anytime touchdown
- CeeDee Lamb anytime touchdown
High-Scoring NFL Game Parlay
For bettors looking at the highest-total matchup:
- Cowboys -4.5
- Over 50.5
- Dak Prescott Over 264.5 passing yards
- CeeDee Lamb Over 75.5 receiving yards
Sunday Night Football SGP
- Chiefs -6.5
- Kenneth Walker III anytime touchdown
- Rashee Rice Over 52.5 receiving yards
- Jonathan Taylor Over 86.5 rushing yards
Week 2 NFL Betting Strategy
The biggest thing to watch Saturday and Sunday is line movement.
Green Bay has moved from a much larger opening number to around -3.5 against the Jets, while Philadelphia has moved from the opening Eagles -4.5 range to -7. Denver remains a 2.5-point favorite over Jacksonville, and San Francisco has moved all the way to -13.5 against Miami.
Player props can move just as quickly. Jordan Love’s passing-yardage market is now in the mid-250s, while Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s receiving line is around 80.5 yards and Kenneth Walker III’s rushing line is around 81.5 yards.
Injury news is especially important this weekend. Kyler Murray is out, Sam Darnold is out, Joe Burrow is expected to play, and several receiving stars remain questionable or have already been ruled out.
For that reason, checking the latest odds immediately before placing a wager is important. The live odds comparison on BetHouse can handle the routine line changes without requiring this article to be constantly rewritten.
BetHouse Week 2 Sunday NFL Predictions
Here are the BetHouse projected scores for Sunday’s games:
- Panthers 24, Falcons 20
- Ravens 31, Saints 20
- Bears 27, Vikings 23
- Bengals 27, Texans 24
- Buccaneers 27, Browns 16
- Packers 27, Jets 20
- Patriots 23, Steelers 20
- Eagles 27, Titans 13
- Broncos 24, Jaguars 21
- Chargers 27, Raiders 20
- Seahawks 23, Cardinals 20
- Cowboys 30, Commanders 24
- 49ers 31, Dolphins 17
- Chiefs 28, Colts 20
Check the Latest NFL Sunday Odds
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