Washington Commanders Odds
2nd in NFC East- ATS Record
- 3-3-0
- 9th Overall
- Rushing Yards
- 1st
- 906 RYPG
- Passing Yards
- 21st
- 1168 PYPG
- Total Yards
- 11th
- 2074 YPG
Cowboys vs Commanders Odds
More Odds| Spread | Total | Moneyline | |
|---|---|---|---|
| WAS | +1.5-109 | o54.5-105 | +105 |
 DAL | -1.5-111 | u54.5-110 | -125 |
Commanders Injuries
All NFL Injuries- Zach ErtzTE
Ertz is questionable with shoulder
Questionable
- Noah BrownWR
Brown is out with groin
Out
- Austin EkelerRB
Ekeler is out with achilles
Out
- Terry McLaurinWR
McLaurin is out with quad
Out
- Deebo SamuelWR
Samuel is out with heel
Out
Picks
💰🦡 Jake
Last 30d: 40-50-2 (+17.7u)
Under 27.5 (1H)-125
WAS
@DAL
1.25u
10/19 8:25 PM
1
Markus Markets
Last 30d: 33-27-0 (+5.9u)
J.Croskey-Merritt o66.5 Rush Yds-114
WAS
@DAL
1u
10/19 8:25 PM
3
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 40-83-0 (-7.8u)
WAS -6.5+240
WAS
@DAL
0.25u
10/19 8:25 PM
16
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 40-83-0 (-7.8u)
DAL -6.5+270
WAS
@DAL
0.25u
10/19 8:25 PM
We're getting creative with this one based on this division rivalry's history and both teams' profiles.
Dallas gets CeeDee Lamb back, and that should only help an offense that's already been surprisingly good, with Dak Prescott playing some of the best ball of his career and George Pickens dominating week after week.
Jayden Daniels is back and playing well for Washington, and rookie Jacory Croskey-Merritt and the run game have been excellent under Kliff Kingsbury. Both of these offenses ranks top 10 by DVOA and can put up some serious points.
The defenses only help the cause. Both defenses have key injuries. Washington's defense is old, and Dallas knows Dan Quinn well, and I don't need to tell you how bad the Cowboys defense has been.
It's easy to see a path toward either offense exploding, and with a total in the mid 50s, it's natural to expect one of those games where the last team with the ball wins, a 30-27 type shootout.
But that's not how this division rivalry typically plays out.
Only one of the last 13 games these rivals have played finished closer than seven points! In fact, the average margin of victory in those games was a whopping 19.6 PPG. That includes margins of 15, 20, 22, 25, 28, 31, 35, and 42. It also means 62% of those games finished with a margin of over two touchdowns.
And it's not just a rivalry thing — that fits how both these teams play even outside the rivalry.
Washington just lost by one on Monday night, but every other Commanders game this season has finished with at least a seven-point margin of victory. That was true last year too, so 15-of-25 games under Dan Quinn (including the postseason) have finished with a margin of seven points or higher — 60% of them!
Dallas has seen 43% of its games since the start of last season finish with a margin of eight points or higher, nearly half of them, and big blowouts have been quite common. Dallas has played nine games with a 15+ margin, 39% of its games, and Washington is at 40% during that stretch.
Okay, so which side wins big?
I have no idea! So I'm getting creative and betting both sides to win by margin.
Let's split our bet and take both sides to win by seven or more. Bet Washington -6.5 at +240 (Hard Rock) and Dallas -6.5 at +270 (BetMGM). Bet those separate — you literally can't parlay them together — and we'll hope one side cashes. Those bets together give us a combined -129 on either team to win by 7+ points.
Get the idea? Great, because now it's time for an escalator.
Remember how often we're getting blowout wins by more than two scores, so let's also play either side to win by 14 or more. Bet Washington -13.5 at +500 and Dallas -13.5 at +600, both at FanDuel, for an implied +223 on either team to win by 14+ points (31%).
Lastly, bet Washington -19.5 (+1060) and Dallas -19.5 (+1100) both at FanDuel for an implied +490 on either team to win by 20+ points.
If you do feel strongly about a side, you're welcome to play just the side you like. Though if you feel good about a side, your better escalator may be attacking the NFC East division odds or even considering a long shot MVP investment in the right quarterback.
I'll let the teams sort it out on the field and just hope whoever's ahead puts things away in a big way.
17
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 40-83-0 (-7.8u)
WAS -19.5+1060
WAS
@DAL
0.13u
10/19 8:25 PM
We're getting creative with this one based on this division rivalry's history and both teams' profiles.
Dallas gets CeeDee Lamb back, and that should only help an offense that's already been surprisingly good, with Dak Prescott playing some of the best ball of his career and George Pickens dominating week after week.
Jayden Daniels is back and playing well for Washington, and rookie Jacory Croskey-Merritt and the run game have been excellent under Kliff Kingsbury. Both of these offenses ranks top 10 by DVOA and can put up some serious points.
The defenses only help the cause. Both defenses have key injuries. Washington's defense is old, and Dallas knows Dan Quinn well, and I don't need to tell you how bad the Cowboys defense has been.
It's easy to see a path toward either offense exploding, and with a total in the mid 50s, it's natural to expect one of those games where the last team with the ball wins, a 30-27 type shootout.
But that's not how this division rivalry typically plays out.
Only one of the last 13 games these rivals have played finished closer than seven points! In fact, the average margin of victory in those games was a whopping 19.6 PPG. That includes margins of 15, 20, 22, 25, 28, 31, 35, and 42. It also means 62% of those games finished with a margin of over two touchdowns.
And it's not just a rivalry thing — that fits how both these teams play even outside the rivalry.
Washington just lost by one on Monday night, but every other Commanders game this season has finished with at least a seven-point margin of victory. That was true last year too, so 15-of-25 games under Dan Quinn (including the postseason) have finished with a margin of seven points or higher — 60% of them!
Dallas has seen 43% of its games since the start of last season finish with a margin of eight points or higher, nearly half of them, and big blowouts have been quite common. Dallas has played nine games with a 15+ margin, 39% of its games, and Washington is at 40% during that stretch.
Okay, so which side wins big?
I have no idea! So I'm getting creative and betting both sides to win by margin.
Let's split our bet and take both sides to win by seven or more. Bet Washington -6.5 at +240 (Hard Rock) and Dallas -6.5 at +270 (BetMGM). Bet those separate — you literally can't parlay them together — and we'll hope one side cashes. Those bets together give us a combined -129 on either team to win by 7+ points.
Get the idea? Great, because now it's time for an escalator.
Remember how often we're getting blowout wins by more than two scores, so let's also play either side to win by 14 or more. Bet Washington -13.5 at +500 and Dallas -13.5 at +600, both at FanDuel, for an implied +223 on either team to win by 14+ points (31%).
Lastly, bet Washington -19.5 (+1060) and Dallas -19.5 (+1100) both at FanDuel for an implied +490 on either team to win by 20+ points.
If you do feel strongly about a side, you're welcome to play just the side you like. Though if you feel good about a side, your better escalator may be attacking the NFC East division odds or even considering a long shot MVP investment in the right quarterback.
I'll let the teams sort it out on the field and just hope whoever's ahead puts things away in a big way.
29
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 40-83-0 (-7.8u)
DAL -19.5+1100
WAS
@DAL
0.13u
10/19 8:25 PM
We're getting creative with this one based on this division rivalry's history and both teams' profiles.
Dallas gets CeeDee Lamb back, and that should only help an offense that's already been surprisingly good, with Dak Prescott playing some of the best ball of his career and George Pickens dominating week after week.
Jayden Daniels is back and playing well for Washington, and rookie Jacory Croskey-Merritt and the run game have been excellent under Kliff Kingsbury. Both of these offenses ranks top 10 by DVOA and can put up some serious points.
The defenses only help the cause. Both defenses have key injuries. Washington's defense is old, and Dallas knows Dan Quinn well, and I don't need to tell you how bad the Cowboys defense has been.
It's easy to see a path toward either offense exploding, and with a total in the mid 50s, it's natural to expect one of those games where the last team with the ball wins, a 30-27 type shootout.
But that's not how this division rivalry typically plays out.
Only one of the last 13 games these rivals have played finished closer than seven points! In fact, the average margin of victory in those games was a whopping 19.6 PPG. That includes margins of 15, 20, 22, 25, 28, 31, 35, and 42. It also means 62% of those games finished with a margin of over two touchdowns.
And it's not just a rivalry thing — that fits how both these teams play even outside the rivalry.
Washington just lost by one on Monday night, but every other Commanders game this season has finished with at least a seven-point margin of victory. That was true last year too, so 15-of-25 games under Dan Quinn (including the postseason) have finished with a margin of seven points or higher — 60% of them!
Dallas has seen 43% of its games since the start of last season finish with a margin of eight points or higher, nearly half of them, and big blowouts have been quite common. Dallas has played nine games with a 15+ margin, 39% of its games, and Washington is at 40% during that stretch.
Okay, so which side wins big?
I have no idea! So I'm getting creative and betting both sides to win by margin.
Let's split our bet and take both sides to win by seven or more. Bet Washington -6.5 at +240 (Hard Rock) and Dallas -6.5 at +270 (BetMGM). Bet those separate — you literally can't parlay them together — and we'll hope one side cashes. Those bets together give us a combined -129 on either team to win by 7+ points.
Get the idea? Great, because now it's time for an escalator.
Remember how often we're getting blowout wins by more than two scores, so let's also play either side to win by 14 or more. Bet Washington -13.5 at +500 and Dallas -13.5 at +600, both at FanDuel, for an implied +223 on either team to win by 14+ points (31%).
Lastly, bet Washington -19.5 (+1060) and Dallas -19.5 (+1100) both at FanDuel for an implied +490 on either team to win by 20+ points.
If you do feel strongly about a side, you're welcome to play just the side you like. Though if you feel good about a side, your better escalator may be attacking the NFC East division odds or even considering a long shot MVP investment in the right quarterback.
I'll let the teams sort it out on the field and just hope whoever's ahead puts things away in a big way.
26
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 40-83-0 (-7.8u)
WAS -13.5+500
WAS
@DAL
0.25u
10/19 8:25 PM
We're getting creative with this one based on this division rivalry's history and both teams' profiles.
Dallas gets CeeDee Lamb back, and that should only help an offense that's already been surprisingly good, with Dak Prescott playing some of the best ball of his career and George Pickens dominating week after week.
Jayden Daniels is back and playing well for Washington, and rookie Jacory Croskey-Merritt and the run game have been excellent under Kliff Kingsbury. Both of these offenses ranks top 10 by DVOA and can put up some serious points.
The defenses only help the cause. Both defenses have key injuries. Washington's defense is old, and Dallas knows Dan Quinn well, and I don't need to tell you how bad the Cowboys defense has been.
It's easy to see a path toward either offense exploding, and with a total in the mid 50s, it's natural to expect one of those games where the last team with the ball wins, a 30-27 type shootout.
But that's not how this division rivalry typically plays out.
Only one of the last 13 games these rivals have played finished closer than seven points! In fact, the average margin of victory in those games was a whopping 19.6 PPG. That includes margins of 15, 20, 22, 25, 28, 31, 35, and 42. It also means 62% of those games finished with a margin of over two touchdowns.
And it's not just a rivalry thing — that fits how both these teams play even outside the rivalry.
Washington just lost by one on Monday night, but every other Commanders game this season has finished with at least a seven-point margin of victory. That was true last year too, so 15-of-25 games under Dan Quinn (including the postseason) have finished with a margin of seven points or higher — 60% of them!
Dallas has seen 43% of its games since the start of last season finish with a margin of eight points or higher, nearly half of them, and big blowouts have been quite common. Dallas has played nine games with a 15+ margin, 39% of its games, and Washington is at 40% during that stretch.
Okay, so which side wins big?
I have no idea! So I'm getting creative and betting both sides to win by margin.
Let's split our bet and take both sides to win by seven or more. Bet Washington -6.5 at +240 (Hard Rock) and Dallas -6.5 at +270 (BetMGM). Bet those separate — you literally can't parlay them together — and we'll hope one side cashes. Those bets together give us a combined -129 on either team to win by 7+ points.
Get the idea? Great, because now it's time for an escalator.
Remember how often we're getting blowout wins by more than two scores, so let's also play either side to win by 14 or more. Bet Washington -13.5 at +500 and Dallas -13.5 at +600, both at FanDuel, for an implied +223 on either team to win by 14+ points (31%).
Lastly, bet Washington -19.5 (+1060) and Dallas -19.5 (+1100) both at FanDuel for an implied +490 on either team to win by 20+ points.
If you do feel strongly about a side, you're welcome to play just the side you like. Though if you feel good about a side, your better escalator may be attacking the NFC East division odds or even considering a long shot MVP investment in the right quarterback.
I'll let the teams sort it out on the field and just hope whoever's ahead puts things away in a big way.
19
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 40-83-0 (-7.8u)
DAL -13.5+600
WAS
@DAL
0.25u
10/19 8:25 PM
We're getting creative with this one based on this division rivalry's history and both teams' profiles.
Dallas gets CeeDee Lamb back, and that should only help an offense that's already been surprisingly good, with Dak Prescott playing some of the best ball of his career and George Pickens dominating week after week.
Jayden Daniels is back and playing well for Washington, and rookie Jacory Croskey-Merritt and the run game have been excellent under Kliff Kingsbury. Both of these offenses ranks top 10 by DVOA and can put up some serious points.
The defenses only help the cause. Both defenses have key injuries. Washington's defense is old, and Dallas knows Dan Quinn well, and I don't need to tell you how bad the Cowboys defense has been.
It's easy to see a path toward either offense exploding, and with a total in the mid 50s, it's natural to expect one of those games where the last team with the ball wins, a 30-27 type shootout.
But that's not how this division rivalry typically plays out.
Only one of the last 13 games these rivals have played finished closer than seven points! In fact, the average margin of victory in those games was a whopping 19.6 PPG. That includes margins of 15, 20, 22, 25, 28, 31, 35, and 42. It also means 62% of those games finished with a margin of over two touchdowns.
And it's not just a rivalry thing — that fits how both these teams play even outside the rivalry.
Washington just lost by one on Monday night, but every other Commanders game this season has finished with at least a seven-point margin of victory. That was true last year too, so 15-of-25 games under Dan Quinn (including the postseason) have finished with a margin of seven points or higher — 60% of them!
Dallas has seen 43% of its games since the start of last season finish with a margin of eight points or higher, nearly half of them, and big blowouts have been quite common. Dallas has played nine games with a 15+ margin, 39% of its games, and Washington is at 40% during that stretch.
Okay, so which side wins big?
I have no idea! So I'm getting creative and betting both sides to win by margin.
Let's split our bet and take both sides to win by seven or more. Bet Washington -6.5 at +240 (Hard Rock) and Dallas -6.5 at +270 (BetMGM). Bet those separate — you literally can't parlay them together — and we'll hope one side cashes. Those bets together give us a combined -129 on either team to win by 7+ points.
Get the idea? Great, because now it's time for an escalator.
Remember how often we're getting blowout wins by more than two scores, so let's also play either side to win by 14 or more. Bet Washington -13.5 at +500 and Dallas -13.5 at +600, both at FanDuel, for an implied +223 on either team to win by 14+ points (31%).
Lastly, bet Washington -19.5 (+1060) and Dallas -19.5 (+1100) both at FanDuel for an implied +490 on either team to win by 20+ points.
If you do feel strongly about a side, you're welcome to play just the side you like. Though if you feel good about a side, your better escalator may be attacking the NFC East division odds or even considering a long shot MVP investment in the right quarterback.
I'll let the teams sort it out on the field and just hope whoever's ahead puts things away in a big way.
20
Roger Goodell
Last 30d: 34-13-0 (+12.0u)
B.Aubrey o2.5 FGs Made-122
WAS
@DAL
0.5u
10/19 8:25 PM
10
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 53-98-0 (-3.5u)
WAS -13.5+500
WAS
@DAL
0.2u
10/19 8:25 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/bIlPMohsyXb
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 53-98-0 (-3.5u)
DAL -13.5+600
WAS
@DAL
0.17u
10/19 8:25 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/bIlPMohsyXb
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 53-98-0 (-3.5u)
DAL -19.5+1100
WAS
@DAL
0.1u
10/19 8:25 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/bIlPMohsyXb
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 53-98-0 (-3.5u)
WAS -19.5+1060
WAS
@DAL
0.1u
10/19 8:25 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/bIlPMohsyXb
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 53-98-0 (-3.5u)
WAS -6.5+210
WAS
@DAL
0.48u
10/19 8:25 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/bIlPMohsyXb
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 53-98-0 (-3.5u)
DAL -6.5+270
WAS
@DAL
0.37u
10/19 8:25 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/bIlPMohsyXb
TAN Pod Touchdown Show
Last 30d: 8-30-1 (-4.3u)
Z.Ertz Anytime TD Scorer Yes+115
WAS
@DAL
0.5u
10/19 8:25 PM
@ChrisRaybon https://myaction.app/MsfxZEmqyXb
3
TAN Pod Touchdown Show
Last 30d: 8-30-1 (-4.3u)
G.Pickens Anytime TD Scorer Yes+150
WAS
@DAL
0.5u
10/19 8:25 PM
@ChrisRaybon https://myaction.app/MsfxZEmqyXb
4
Derek Carty
Last 30d: 19-20-0 (+2.6u)
C.Lamb u6.5 Recs-105
WAS
@DAL
1.05u
10/19 8:25 PM
THE BLITZ is forecasting 5.11 receptions for CeeDee Lamb compared to 7.13 receptions implied by sportsbooks, so I believe there is some value here. If you take the under, you’d be projected to win 76% of the time, resulting in a 48% ROI. Based on a $100 wager, the expected value here would be $50.41. (This play is good down to at least -193.)
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10
Matt DiLeo
Last 30d: 26-27-0 (-3.0u)
J.Daniels o1.5 Pass TDs-115
WAS
@DAL
1u
10/19 8:25 PM
28
Mjaybrod
Last 30d: 47-51-2 (+2.6u)
WAS +1-110
WAS
@DAL
1u
10/19 8:25 PM
Dying to see Dak choke in this one
6
Grant Neiffer
Last 30d: 22-49-0 (-0.1u)
G.Pickens Anytime TD Scorer Yes+145
WAS
@DAL
0.5u
10/19 8:25 PM
23
Grant Neiffer
Last 30d: 22-49-0 (-0.1u)
C.Moore Anytime TD Scorer Yes+500
WAS
@DAL
0.5u
10/19 8:25 PM
25
Cam Is Money
Last 30d: 24-41-2 (-17.7u)
J.Daniels o1.5 Pass TDs-121
WAS
@DAL
1u
10/19 8:25 PM
3
Stuck 🚨
Last 30d: 24-18-1 (+3.1u)
DAL +2.5-112
WAS
@DAL
0.4u
10/19 8:25 PM
Smaller for now. Still some injury uncertainty here but Dallas seems to be trending better than Washington. Last team with the ball type of game so I’ll take the 2.5 with the way Dak is playing plus Aubrey in pocket.
204
Commanders 2025 Schedule & Betting Odds
| date | opponent | score | spread | over/under | moneyline |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 3rd | SEA | - | - | - | - |
| Oct 28th | @KC | - | - | - | - |
| Oct 19th | @DAL | - | - | - | - |
| Oct 14th | CHI | L 24-25 | -5.5 L | U 49 | CHI -265 |
| Oct 5th | @LAC | W 27-10 | +3 W | U 48.5 | WAS +140 |
| Sep 28th | @ATL | L 27-34 | +2.5 L | O 43.5 | ATL +120 |
| Sep 21st | LV | W 41-24 | -3 W | O 43.5 | WAS -155 |
| Sep 12th | @GB | L 18-27 | +3 L | U 48.5 | GB +150 |
| Sep 7th | NYG | W 21-6 | -6.5 W | U 45.5 | WAS -288 |
| Aug 23rd | BAL | L 3-30 | +3 L | U 35.5 | BAL +142 |
Depth Chart
| Starter | 2ND | 3RD | 4TH | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| QB | Jayden Daniels | Marcus Mariota | Josh Johnson | Sam Hartman | |
| RB | Austin Ekeler | Jacory Croskey-Merritt | Chris Rodriguez | Jeremy McNichols | |
| WR | Deebo Samuel | Jaylin Lane | Jacoby Jones | ||
| TE | Zach Ertz | John Bates | Ben Sinnott | Colson Yankoff | Lawrence Cager |
| LT | Laremy Tunsil | Trent Scott | |||
| LG | Brandon Coleman | Chris Paul | |||
| C | Tyler Biadasz | Michael Deiter | |||
| RG | Sam Cosmi | Nick Allegretti | Timothy McKay | ||
| RT | Andrew Wylie | Josh Conerly | George Fant | ||
| LDE | Dorance Armstrong | Javontae Jean-Baptiste | Jalyn Holmes | ||
| RDE | Von Miller | Deatrich Wise | Jacob Martin | T.J. Maguranyanga | |
| WLB | Frankie Luvu | Nick Bellore | |||
| MLB | Bobby Wagner | Jordan Magee | Kain Medrano | Ale Kaho | |
| LCB | Trey Amos | Jonathan Jones | Car'lin Vigers | ||
| SS | Will Harris | Percy Butler | Tyler Owens | ||
| FS | Quan Martin | Jeremy Reaves | Robert McDaniel | ||
| RCB | Marshon Lattimore | Antonio Hamilton | |||
| P | Tress Way | ||||
| H | Tress Way | ||||
| PR | Jaylin Lane | ||||
| KR | Austin Ekeler | Luke McCaffrey | |||
| LS | Tyler Ott | ||||
| RWR | Noah Brown | Luke McCaffrey | |||
| DT | Javon Kinlaw | Jer'Zhan Newton | |||
| NT | Daron Payne | Eddie Goldman | Sheldon Day | Ricky Barber | |
| K | Matt Gay | ||||
| LWR | Terry McLaurin | Chris Moore | Ja'Corey Brooks | ||
| NB | Mike Sainristil | Noah Igbinoghene |
Washington Commanders Player Stats
- passing yards
Jayden Daniels875pyds - passing touchdownsJayden Daniels7ptd
- rushing yards
Jacory Croskey-Merritt344ryds - rushing touchdownsJacory Croskey-Merritt4rtd
Washington Commanders Odds, Bet Types, and Team History
The Washington Commanders enter Year 2 of the Jayden Daniels era.
The 2024 season was a dream year for the Commanders, as they won 12 games and qualified for the NFC Championship Game for the first time in 33 years. They fell short of a Super Bowl appearance, but the team made significant upgrades in the offseason and has an excellent chance to make another run.
The big question mark is the status of WR Terry McLaurin. McLaurin hasn't participated in training camp and recently requested a trade as he seeks a new contract. The Commanders acquired former All-Pro WR Deebo Samuel in the offseason, but McLaurin remains an integral part of this offense as one of the best wide receivers in the NFL.
Washington did a good job retaining most of its roster during the offseason, while adding key players like Laremy Tunsil, Deebo Samuel, and Javon Kinlaw. They also used the NFL Draft to upgrade both their offensive line and defense.
The Commanders open the season with an NFC East clash against the New York Giants. Washington is a 7.5-point home favorite and will look to start the season with a convincing win.
Betting on the Washington Commanders
Commanders Moneyline
The moneyline is as straightforward as it gets when it comes to betting. The only thing to do here is pick the winner. Check out this example:
- Commanders -155
- Panthers +130
The minus (-) and plus (+) signs distinguish the favorite from the underdog, making Washington the favorite in this scenario. Odds can be understood more clearly if you think in terms of $10 or $100 increments. A wager on the Commanders' odds would mean every $20 bet nets $10. And it's the opposite for underdogs: Here, the Panthers moneyline was set at +130, meaning a $10 wager would profit $13.00.
Moneylines are also commonly used when making parlays, which are multiple bets tied into one. Let’s say you bet the Commanders moneyline and a -3.0 point spread, Washington would need to win by three points or more for that bet to be successful. The risk is greater, but so is the reward with increased odds. Use our Odds Calculator to calculate any bet amount or conversion.
FAQ: How to bet on the moneyline | How to make a parlay
Commanders Point Spread
Betting point spreads are wagers based on the expectation that a team will win or lose by a certain number of points. Here’s an example:
- Titans +1.5 (+110)
- Commanders -1.5 (-110)
In this situation, the Titans are 1.5-point underdogs against the Commanders. If Washington wins the game by two or more points, a $100 wager on the Commanders would come with a payout of $90.91. If Detroit won the game outright or lost by one point, the same $100 wager would net $110 plus the original $100 for a total of $210.
FAQ: Everything you need to know about point spreads
Commanders Over/Under
Over/under, also called point total, is a wager placed on the combined scoring of a single game. Bookmakers come up with a number, and you can bet on the over or — you guessed it — the under. Here’s how it works:
The Commanders will play the Bengals, and the over/under is set at 48 points. A wager on the over would require Washington and Cincinnati to score 49 points or more to win. Betting the under is an expectation that the two teams would score 47 or fewer points. It's also possible for the bet to push, which would happen if the game finished with exactly 48 points scored.
FAQ: Betting the point total, explained | What is a push?
Commanders Player Prop Betting
Player props are wagers on a single player, and they're tied to a single stat found in the box score for a game or even the whole season. These are among the most fun to bet on, especially if you're already playing fantasy football and like the player-specific focus it offers. Check out a hypothetical example below:
- Terry McLaurin receiving yards: O/U 67.5 yards
In this example, a bettor will wager on whether McLaurin goes over or under 67.5 receiving yards in a specific game.
FAQ: Here’s how prop betting works
Weather for Commanders Games
Keep track of the conditions for Commanders games by checking out our NFL weather page.
How to Bet on the Washington Commanders
Maryland sports betting is live! 10 sportsbooks are available for MD sports bettors to choose from
Here are a couple of Action Network's recommended Maryland sportsbooks:
BetMGM Sportsbook
BetMGM offers new and veteran bettors a terrific betting experience with a simple, sleek desktop and mobile design. Read our BetMGM Sportsbook review for more information about our BetMGM bonus code and instructions on how to sign up.
Caesars Sportsbook
Another great option for new sports bettors is Caesars Sportsbook. Read our Caesars review for more information about our Ceasars Sportsbook promo code and instructions on how to sign up.
FanDuel Sportsbook
FanDuel is one of the top sportsbooks in the state. See our FanDuel Sportsbook promo code for more in-depth information about FanDuel and step-by-step instructions on how to sign up.
Fanatics Sportsbook
Fanatics Sportsbook launched its first sportsbook app in Maryland on January 20, 2023. The retail location is inside FedEx Field, the home of the Commanders. Check out the Fanatics Sportsbook promo code for more information on how to claim the welcome offer.
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