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We are almost halfway through the NFL offseason, and it's certainly been a dramatic one. The Denver Broncos lured Sean Payton out of retirement, Aaron Rodgers is now a Jet and all 32 teams made big additions in the 2023 NFL Draft.

This is a good time to reset and examine some NFL win totals, and see how they've moved since the conclusion of the draft. Here are the Over/Under win totals for every NFL team, compared to what they were on March 27

All odds courtesy of Caesars Sportsbook

TeamCurrent Win TotalMarch 27 Win Total

Arizona Cardinals

5.5 (Under -160)

5.5

Atlanta Falcons

8 (-110)

7.5

Baltimore Ravens

9.5 (Over -130)

8.5

Buffalo Bills

10.5 (Over -125)

10.5

Carolina Panthers

7.5 (-110)

7.5

Cincinnati Bengals

11.5 (Under -125)

11.5

Cleveland Browns

8.5 (Over -175)

8.5

Chicago Bears

7.5 (Over -120)

7.5

Dallas Cowboys

9.5 (Over -150)

9.5

Denver Broncos

8.5 (-110)

8.5

Detroit Lions

9.5 (Over -130)

9

Green Bay Packers

7.5 (Under -130)

7.5

Houston Texans

5.5 (Over -120)

5.5

Indianapolis Colts

6.5 (Over -125)

6.5

Kansas City Chiefs

11.5 (Over -115)

11.5

Los Angeles Chargers

9.5 (Over -115)

9.5

Los Angeles Rams

7.5 (Under -155)

7.5

Jacksonville Jaguars

9.5 (Over -140)

9.5

Las Vegas Raiders

7.5 (Under -140)

7.5

Miami Dolphins

9.5 (Under -130)

9.5

Minnesota Vikings

8.5 (Over -160)

8.5

New England Patriots

7.5 (Over -115)

7.5

New Orleans Saints

9.5 (Under -130)

9.5

New York Giants

8.5 (Under -135)

8.5

New York Jets

9.5 (Over -140)

9.5

Philadelphia Eagles

10.5 (Over -165)

10.5

San Francisco 49ers

11.5 (Under -155)

11.5

Seattle Seahawks

8.5 (Over -135)

8.5

Pittsburgh Steelers

8.5 (Over -140)

8.5

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

6.5 (Under -130)

6.5

Tennessee Titans

7.5 (Under -130)

7.5

Washington Commanders

7.5 (Under -170)

7.5

We didn't see the kind of line movement some were expecting after the draft. The Falcons moved from 7.5 to an even 8 wins, while the Lions went from 9 to 9.5. It's pretty wild to think about, but Detroit is the favorite to win the NFC North at +155.

The big mover over the last month was the Ravens, as they went from 8.5 to 9.5. This was most likely not because of the draft, but the Lamar Jackson extension. Hours before the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft, Jackson agreed to a five-year deal worth $260 million with Baltimore, which includes $185 million guaranteed. Jackson's new AAV of $52 million makes him the highest-paid player in NFL history. 

The Ravens hired a new offensive coordinator in Todd Monken this offseason, Jackson is back in the fold and Baltimore added wide receivers Odell Beckham Jr. in free agency and Zay Flowers in the draft. The AFC North is going to be very interesting in 2023. 

Even though there wasn't much movement on the totals, the juice did see some changes; for example, the Jets' Over went from -120 to -140 after the Rodgers deal -- something that was expected in March but not yet finalized. And the Vikings' Over went from -115 to -160 after Rodgers left the division and the team added Jordan Addison in the first round to pair with Justin Jefferson. Meanwhile, the Rams' Under, which had been +105, now sits at -155.