NFL Week 9 Schedule, Odds, and Predictions (2026)

The 2026 NFL Week 9 schedule opens with the Jacksonville Jaguars visiting the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday, Nov. 5, and runs through 15 games before the Buffalo Bills visit the Minnesota Vikings on Monday night.

Sunday's slate starts early with Bengals-Falcons at 9:30 a.m. ET and includes Cowboys-Colts, Jets-Chiefs, Lions-Dolphins, Giants-Eagles, Raiders-49ers, Packers-Patriots, and Buccaneers-Bears. Most NFL Week 9 odds have not yet been posted on the supplied board, with Bengals-Falcons the only matchup currently showing a complete early betting market.

Below is the complete NFL schedule for Week 9, followed by an early look at NFL Week 9 odds and predictions. Betting lines will become a more useful part of the analysis as additional Week 9 markets become available. Our sports betting app will also provide an AI analysis for each of the games.

NFL Week 9 Schedule

Here is the Week 9 NFL schedule for the 2026 season. All kickoff times below are Eastern Time.

• Jacksonville Jaguars at Baltimore Ravens — Thursday, Nov. 5, 8:15 p.m.
• Cincinnati Bengals vs. Atlanta Falcons — Sunday, Nov. 8, 9:30 a.m.
• Denver Broncos at Carolina Panthers — Sunday, Nov. 8, 1:00 p.m.
• Dallas Cowboys at Indianapolis Colts — Sunday, Nov. 8, 1:00 p.m.
• New York Jets at Kansas City Chiefs — Sunday, Nov. 8, 1:00 p.m.
• Detroit Lions at Miami Dolphins — Sunday, Nov. 8, 1:00 p.m.
• Cleveland Browns at New Orleans Saints — Sunday, Nov. 8, 1:00 p.m.
• New York Giants at Philadelphia Eagles — Sunday, Nov. 8, 1:00 p.m.
• Los Angeles Rams at Washington Commanders — Sunday, Nov. 8, 1:00 p.m.
• Houston Texans at Los Angeles Chargers — Sunday, Nov. 8, 4:05 p.m.
• Las Vegas Raiders at San Francisco 49ers — Sunday, Nov. 8, 4:05 p.m.
• Green Bay Packers at New England Patriots — Sunday, Nov. 8, 4:25 p.m.
• Arizona Cardinals at Seattle Seahawks — Sunday, Nov. 8, 4:25 p.m.
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Chicago Bears — Sunday, Nov. 8, 8:20 p.m.
• Buffalo Bills at Minnesota Vikings — Monday, Nov. 9, 8:15 p.m.

The Week 9 NFL schedule features 15 games. Sunday begins with a 9:30 a.m. ET matchup before seven games in the 1 p.m. window, followed by four late-afternoon games and Buccaneers-Bears on Sunday night. Jaguars-Ravens and Bills-Vikings provide the standalone Thursday and Monday games.

NFL Week 9 Odds

Early NFL Week 9 odds are largely unavailable on the supplied board. The board was reviewed Aug. 18, 2026, and Bengals-Falcons is the only matchup currently displaying a complete moneyline, point spread, and game total. The remaining games should not be assigned estimated lines before sportsbooks post them.

Cincinnati is around a 4.5-point favorite against Atlanta, with the Bengals priced at approximately -210 on the moneyline and the Falcons around +180. The game total is listed at roughly 49.5 points.

That early number gives Cincinnati the strongest available market position by default, but it does not mean the Bengals will ultimately be the biggest favorite across the entire Week 9 NFL schedule. Odds are still unavailable for games such as Jaguars-Ravens, Jets-Chiefs, Lions-Dolphins, Giants-Eagles, Raiders-49ers, Packers-Patriots, and Bills-Vikings.

With most of the Week 9 market yet to be posted, there is not enough information to meaningfully compare the week's largest spreads, closest games, or highest and lowest totals.

NFL odds for Week 9 can also change significantly before kickoff because of injuries, roster developments, results from the first eight weeks, and betting action. Check current numbers in the Hall of Fame Bets sports betting app as Week 9 approaches.

NFL Week 9 Predictions

Early NFL Week 9 predictions should be treated differently from factual schedule information and posted betting lines. With odds unavailable for nearly the entire slate, most of these are preliminary analytical leans rather than market-based selections or guarantees.

Jaguars at Ravens: Baltimore gets the early lean at home. No Week 9 odds were available on the supplied board, so this prediction should be reassessed once a betting market is posted.

Bengals vs. Falcons: Cincinnati gets the prediction. The Bengals are favored by roughly 4.5 points in the only Week 9 matchup currently carrying a complete early betting line.

Broncos at Panthers: Denver gets the early nod. No spread or moneyline was supplied for this matchup, making the selection preliminary.

Cowboys at Colts: Dallas gets a slight lean. The absence of an early betting market means there is not yet a sportsbook consensus to provide additional context.

Jets at Chiefs: Kansas City gets the prediction at home. No Week 9 odds were available on the supplied board, so the eventual spread will help indicate how strongly the market favors either side.

Lions at Dolphins: Detroit gets the early lean. This matchup is another game where the eventual Week 9 odds should provide valuable context as kickoff approaches.

Browns at Saints: New Orleans gets the prediction at home. With no early line available, this remains a preliminary selection rather than a market-based pick.

Giants at Eagles: Philadelphia gets the early nod. No Week 9 spread or moneyline was supplied, making this a matchup to revisit once sportsbooks establish a market.

Rams at Commanders: Los Angeles gets the prediction. The early lean is not tied to a current Week 9 betting line because none was posted on the supplied board.

Texans at Chargers: Los Angeles gets a slight edge at home. No early odds are available, so the prediction remains subject to revision based on the first half of the season.

Raiders at 49ers: San Francisco gets the early pick. There is no posted Week 9 spread on the supplied board, meaning the eventual market could significantly change the outlook.

Packers at Patriots: Green Bay gets a narrow lean. Without an early line, there is little betting-market information available to separate the teams at this stage.

Cardinals at Seahawks: Seattle gets the prediction at home. No Week 9 odds have been supplied for this matchup, so the selection is analytical rather than tied to a current favorite.

Buccaneers at Bears: Chicago gets the Sunday night lean. The absence of a posted market makes this another matchup where updated odds will provide important context.

Bills at Vikings: Buffalo gets the Monday night prediction. No early spread or moneyline was listed on the supplied board, so this remains a preliminary selection.

For deeper matchup analysis throughout the season, see our NFL picks.

Who Is Favored to Win in NFL Week 9?

Based strictly on the supplied early NFL Week 9 odds, Cincinnati is the only team that can currently be identified as a posted favorite, with the Bengals laying roughly 4.5 points against Atlanta.

That does not establish Cincinnati as the biggest favorite of Week 9. The other 14 games on the supplied board do not yet have complete odds available, so comparing favorites across the entire schedule would require inventing numbers that have not been posted.

Once additional markets open, the Week 9 point spreads will provide a clearer answer to who is favored to win and which teams receive the strongest betting-market support.

Being favored also does not mean a team is predicted to win with certainty. Point spreads reflect the market at a particular point in time and can change substantially before kickoff.

What Are the Odds for NFL Week 9?

NFL Week 9 odds generally include three primary markets: the moneyline, point spread, and game total. The spread measures the expected margin between the teams, the moneyline prices each team's chances of winning outright, and the total sets a number for the combined points scored by both teams.

As of Aug. 18, Bengals-Falcons is the only matchup on the supplied Week 9 board with a complete market. Cincinnati is approximately -210 on the moneyline and -4.5 against the spread, while Atlanta is around +180 and +4.5. The total is approximately 49.5 points.

The other Week 9 games do not yet have complete betting lines displayed. Rather than estimate those numbers, the odds outlook should be updated as sportsbooks begin posting additional markets.

Who Is Predicted to Win Week 9 in the NFL?

Our early Week 9 NFL predictions lean toward Baltimore, Cincinnati, Denver, Dallas, Kansas City, Detroit, New Orleans, Philadelphia, the Rams, the Chargers, San Francisco, Green Bay, Seattle, Chicago, and Buffalo.

Those selections are especially preliminary because nearly the entire Week 9 betting market remains unavailable. Results from the first eight weeks, injuries, roster changes, depth-chart decisions, and eventually the posted odds can materially alter the analysis before kickoff.

The Week 9 schedule offers several notable matchups despite the limited early betting market, with Jaguars-Ravens opening the week and Bills-Vikings closing it on Monday night. As kickoff approaches, updated NFL Week 9 odds and matchup-specific analysis will provide a clearer picture of where the strongest predictions and betting opportunities may be.