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From Pro Football Talk...http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2015/02/18/win-total-over-unders-seahawks-patriots-lead-list-raiders-bring-up-the-rear/

Here are CG’s 2015 win totals for all 32 teams as of February 13:

New England: 11
Seattle: 11

Green Bay: 10.5

Denver: 10

Dallas: 9.5
Indianapolis: 9.5

Baltimore: 9
New Orleans: 9
Philadelphia: 9

Atlanta: 8.5
Buffalo: 8.5
Carolina: 8.5
Cincinnati: 8.5
Detroit: 8.5
Houston: 8.5
Kansas City: 8.5
Pittsburgh: 8.5
San Diego: 8.5
San Francisco: 8.5

Arizona: 8
Miami: 8
N.Y. Giants: 8

St. Louis: 7.5

Chicago: 7

Minnesota: 6.5
N.Y. Jets: 6.5

Cleveland: 6
Washington: 6

Jacksonville: 5.5

Tampa Bay: 5
Tennessee: 5

Oakland: 4.5

My early inclinations are to run to the window with as much as they'll take for the under on Chicago, go over on MIN, under on KC, over on NE. Probably over on HOU too. These do tend to move quite a bit after free agency and the draft so if you're a savvy investor get in now.

I may be crazy but I'd take over on Raiders too

the raiders will win 8 games. Carr will shock everybody.. book it

Time to start leaning on the under on SF. Patrick Willis retiring and I absolutely believe the noise that Kap is on the trading block. They won me big $$ last year on the under, might let that ride another season.

Wonder why you'd take the over on Houston at 8.5. They still do not have a quarterback, Cushing had another ton of surgeries recently and unless someone good falls to them in the draft, wide receiver might be yet another issue with Andre Johnson on the way out. Watt is amazing but he's not good enough to cover for what might be another disappointing season at QB.

i am sure terrible division have something to do with it

El Turco wrote:i am sure terrible division have something to do with it

yeah, now that you mention it, they play Jacksonville & Tennesse twice, Buffalo & TB once, that's already a pretty good boost.

Slava wrote:Wonder why you'd take the over on Houston at 8.5. They still do not have a quarterback, Cushing had another ton of surgeries recently and unless someone good falls to them in the draft, wide receiver might be yet another issue with Andre Johnson on the way out. Watt is amazing but he's not good enough to cover for what might be another disappointing season at QB.

They went over that last year with four different QBs, none of whom should ever start a NFL game. Of course they're about to sign Brian Hoyer and he might be worse than any of them so I might have to revisit this one

Little early but I'd take the over on Minnesota and Jacksonville. Both are young and improving teams that are in fairly weak divisions. I think Oakland may go over as well but they're still full of holes and their division is strong.

I'd go under on Houston and San Fran. The Niners are losing guys left and right and I'm just not sold on the Texans at all with how they have no QB.

6 seems about right for my Skins. I think 7-9 is our realistic best case scenario.