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NFL Week 8 early odds: Undefeated Vikings gain respect, Chiefs-Broncos line flips

NFL Week 8 early odds: Undefeated Vikings gain respect, Chiefs-Broncos line flips

cbssports.com 26.10.2026 12:33 11 views
Minnesota is gaining ground ahead of its NFC North showdown with Detroit, while the Chiefs-Broncos and Eagles-Commanders lines have flipped

It took seven weeks for a lone undefeated team to emerge in the NFL. The Vikings are the last unbeaten standing after taking down the Colts to move to 6-0, while both Kansas City and San Francisco fell on Sunday. Minnesota's strong start to the year is now being reflected in the betting odds, as they are getting respect as a true NFC contender.

For instance, the Lions opened as a 4.5-point favorite at home against the Vikings for Week 8, but that has started to move towards Kevin O'Connell's club. Now, Detroit is a 3-point favorite. That is just one of the many swings that we're seeing in the Week 8 odds now that the final chapters are being written in Week 7.

As we gear up for a new week in the NFL, let's take a look at the early odds for the slate and see who the oddsmakers have coming out on top. Note: New Orleans, New York (Giants), San Francisco, and Houston are on the bye in Week 8. All lines via DraftKings; all games on Sunday unless noted Green Bay is a 4.5-point favorite at home and looking to improve its 2-1 ATS record at Lambeau Field.

Carolina is coming off a demoralizing loss to the Buccaneers on Sunday, where they surrendered 43 points. The Panthers are 2-1 ATS on the road this season, but that loss has shaken the confidence of bettors. The line opened at Packers -3, but it has since jumped up a point and a half.

The total has also held at 47.5. In Packers games this season, the Under is 5-2, which includes a 2-1 record at home. The Under is 3-0 in Panthers road games.

Dallas initially opened as a 10.5-point home favorite, but that line has dipped below the touchdown threshold to -6.5. That could be due to questions about the Cowboys' defense and Arizona's ability to sneak through the back door. Dallas will also be playing on a short week after facing the Eagles on Monday night in Philly.

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