2026 NFL Week 8; NCAF Week 9; CFP, Heisman Latest Odds

Week 8 of the NFL season is loaded, headlined by a massive AFC showdown between the Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills. All signs point to Lamar Jackson making his return from his ankle injury.  We have all your odds here

We also get two huge divisional rivalries on the slate. The undefeated Minnesota Vikings visit the Detroit Lions, while the currently undefeated Kansas City Chiefs head to Denver to play the Broncos.

Monday Night Football isn't too shabby either, featuring the Chicago Bears traveling to Seattle to battle the Seahawks.

Meanwhile, a matchup that looked electric on paper has completely lost its juice: the battle for SoFi Stadium between the winless Chargers and the Rams.

If there’s a line movement from the look-ahead lines, that will be notated. Some of the line movements were very noticeable including:

NFL Week 8 Lines

Thursday, October 29, 2026

• Carolina Panthers at Green Bay Packers (-3.5)
  • Lookahead line was Packers -3.

Sunday, November 1, 2026

• Baltimore Ravens at Buffalo Bills (-3.5)
• Tennessee Titans at Cincinnati Bengals (-10)
  • Lookahead line was Bengals -9.5.
• Arizona Cardinals at Dallas Cowboys (-6.5)
  • Lookahead line was Cowboys -6.
• Minnesota Vikings at Detroit Lions (-3)
• Las Vegas Raiders at New York Jets (-1)
  • Lookahead line was a pick’em.
• Cleveland Browns at Pittsburgh Steelers (-3.5)
  • Lookahead line was Steelers -4.
• Atlanta Falcons at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-1.5)
  • Lookahead line was a pick’em.
• Indianapolis Colts at Jacksonville Jaguars (-7)
• Los Angeles Chargers at Los Angeles Rams (-7.5)
  • Lookahead line was Rams -7.
• Kansas City Chiefs at Denver Broncos (+1.5)
  • Lookahead line was Broncos (+1.5)
• New England Patriots at Miami Dolphins (+7.5)
• Philadelphia Eagles at Washington Commanders (-4)

Monday, November 2, 2026

• Chicago Bears at Seattle Seahawks (-3)
  • Lookahead line was Seahawks (-3).

Unlike the NFL, the schedule for Week 9 in college football is lacking a marquee matchup, unfortunately.

The best games on paper are one Big Ten, one Big 12 and one SEC matchup.

• Florida at Georgia
• Ohio State at USC
• Arizona at Texas Tech

College football Week 9 spreads at BetOnline Sports & Casino are subject to change. Here’s the direct link to real-time odds: https://www.betonline.ag/sportsbook/football/ncaa

Week 9 Spreads

Tuesday, October 27

• Delaware at Western Kentucky (pk)
• Sam Houston at Missouri State (-6)

Wednesday, October 28

• Kennesaw State at Middle Tennessee (-3)
• Jacksonville State at New Mexico State +3()

Thursday, October 29

• Florida Atlantic at North Texas (-10.5)
• Troy at James Madison (-18)

Friday, October 30

• Tulane at Charlotte (+11)
• Baylor at UCF (-1.5)
• Kent State at Sacramento State (+10.5)

Saturday, October 31

• Missouri at Arkansas (+9.5)
• South Carolina at Oklahoma (-3.5)
• Auburn at Ole Miss (-13)
• Mississippi State at Texas (-20.5)
• Boston College at Duke (-7)
• Clemson at Florida State (-6.5)
• Stanford at Louisville (-21.5)
• California at NC State (-7.5)
• Miami at North Carolina (+15)
• Georgia Tech at Pittsburgh (-7)
• SMU at Syracuse (+9)
• Virginia at Wake Forest (-14)
• New Mexico at San Jose State (+14.5)
• Temple at East Carolina (-4)
• Army at Memphis (-7)
• UAB at South Florida (-8.5)
• Minnesota at Indiana (-19)
• Wisconsin at Iowa (-3.5)
• Illinois at Maryland (+2)
• Washington at Nebraska (-9.5)
• Northwestern at Oregon (-3.5)
• Purdue at Penn State (-7.5)
• Michigan at Rutgers (+13.5)
• Nevada at UCLA (-21.5)
• Ohio State at USC (+6.5)
• Oregon State at Fresno State (+6.5)
• Arizona State at BYU (-15)
• Utah at Cincinnati (+7)
• Kansas State at Colorado (+1.5)
• Oklahoma State at Iowa State (+9.5)
• Kansas at TCU (-4)
• Arizona at Texas Tech (-4.5)
• Appalachian State at Georgia Southern (-4.5)
• Coastal Carolina at Georgia State (-7)
• Southern Miss at UL Monroe (+3)
• Marshall at Old Dominion (+3)
• Louisiana Tech at South Alabama (+4)
• Notre Dame at Navy (+29.5)
• Bowling Green at Western Michigan (-14)
• UConn at Air Force (-2.5)
• Florida at Georgia (-10.5)
• UTEP at North Dakota State (-26.5)
• Florida International at Liberty (-13.5)
• Colorado State at Utah State (-4.5)
• Washington State at San Diego State (-3)
• Texas State at Boise State (-11.5)
• Northern Illinois at UNLV (-23.5)

Week 8 of the college football season saw BYU’s No. 2 ranking last just a week. The Cougars lost on the road to the UCF Knights in double overtime.

We also have co-favorites for the first time this year at BetOnline Sports & Casino, as Georgia and Notre Dame have surpassed Ohio State.

Meanwhile, the Heisman Trophy race is tightening up. Miami quarterback Darian Mensah and his standout wide receiver Malachi Toney have significantly closed the gap on Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith.

Here is a look at how the national championship and Heisman odds have shifted following the Week 8 action:

CFP

• Georgia and Notre Dame are now co-favorites replacing Ohio State
• Biggest risers:
  • Oklahoma from 200/1 to 25/1
  • Utah from 50/1 to 33/1
  • Wake Forest from 200/1 to 80/1
  • Arizona from 400/1 to 150/1
• Biggest fallers:
  • Texas Tech from 33/1 to 75/1
  • BYU from 40/1 to 66/1
  • Oregon from 55/1 to 250/1
  • USC from 66/1 to 150/1
  • Houston from 125/1 to 300/1
  • JMU, Mississippi State and North Dakota State are now off the board

Heisman

• Jeremiah Smith remains the favorite
• Biggest risers:
  • Malachi Toney from 16/1 to 7/2
  • Drew Mestemaker from 75/1 to 40/1
  • Arch Manning is back on the board at 250/1
• Biggest fallers:
  • Trinidad Chambliss from 13/2 to 22/1
  • Bear Bachmeier, Josh Hoover and Kamario Taylor are now off the board

2026 Heisman Trophy