NFL betting lines are tightening heading into Week 9, and the latest BET99 NFL odds feature a trio of exciting upcoming matchups.
Denver Broncos vs. Carolina Panthers
Spread: Broncos -3 (-110)
Moneyline: Broncos -150/Panthers +130
Over/Under: 44.0 (-110)
Time: Sunday, November 8 at 1:00 p.m. ET
The Denver Broncos have emerged from a sloppy start at 6-2 and atop the AFC West. Now, a Super Bowl 50 rematch provides a great test. Not only are the Carolina Panthers fresh off a mini bye week, but they are an offense that can, when firing, come out fast. An often lethargic Broncos offense could find themselves in a hole and on the road.
Green Bay Packers vs. New England Patriots
Spread: Patriots -2.5 (-115)
Moneyline: Packers +130/Patriots -150
Over/Under: 47.0 (-110)
Time: Sunday, November 8 at 4:25 p.m. ET
The league’s two most preeminent resurgent teams collide in Foxborough, as the Green Bay Packers come off the mini bye as well and head to face the Patriots. Both teams sit 5-3 after a slow start but with elite teams atop their respective decisions, they don’t have much rope left in the regular season if they want to play at home to begin the postseason.
Buffalo Bills vs. Minnesota Vikings
Spread: Bills -3 (-115)
Moneyline: Bills -180/Vikings +160
Over/Under: 46.0 (-110)
Time: Monday, November 9 at 8:15 p.m. ET
After dropping their first game of the season, the Minnesota Vikings return home and get another stiff test as the Buffalo Bills head to the Twin Cities. The Vikings’ blitz-happy defense against Josh Allen is a clash that promises excitement and, like Allen breaking the pocket, unpredictability.
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NFL Week 8 Power Rankings 2026
1. Buffalo Bills
The Bills got a post-bye week gift, with Lamar Jackson going down almost immediately in his return to the lineup against Buffalo. But, regardless of the opponent’s health, the Bills soundly took care of business and kept rolling.
2. San Francisco 49ers
The 49ers went into the bye as banged up as ever but should come out of it with multiple key starters returning, and with a soft landing as the Las Vegas Raiders visit.
3. Jacksonville Jaguars
Back from a two-week stint in London and then a bye week, the Jaguars got right back on track with a 42-7 demolition of the hapless Indianapolis Colts. Now, on a short week, they get the Ravens and whoever ends up under center for them.
4. Chicago Bears
The Bears completed their sweep of last year’s Super Bowl teams in consecutive weeks with an impressive 34-17 win over the Seahawks in Seattle. With the defense boosted by Jeffrey Simmons’ arrival, Chicago looks set to get a level of play on that side of the ball that will enable it to compete with anyone.
5. Detroit Lions
Not only have the Lions put together back-to-back quality wins at home against divisional opponents, but they’ve done it with encouraging defensive performances, too. They continue to get better and now head to Miami for a game against the 1-6 Dolphins.
6. Seattle Seahawks
It was another chaotic Sam Darnold performance as the Seahawks failed to keep up with the Bears. At .500, it’s time for the Super Bowl champs to hit their stride offensively. Getting healthy in the backfield should help their efforts to strike a balance.
7. Cincinnati Bengals
The Bengals are back to their best, with an elite offense and a defense that can get enough stops to let Joe Burrow and his two excellent receivers drive winning.
8. Denver Broncos
With Sean Payton back at the helm of the offense, the Broncos are starting to look a little more lively. Now in the driver’s seat in the AFC West and with some unimpressive ball behind them, Denver is trending in the right direction.
9. Green Bay Packers
The Packers handled the Panthers on Thursday night and get a mini bye before they head to New England for a great test against a resurgent Patriots team.
10. Kansas City Chiefs
Two straight losses have seen the Chiefs wobble and lose control of the division at the midway point, but with the Jets coming to Kansas City in Week 9, they can get right.