NFL 2025-26 Top 5 Easiest Schedules

Many bettors that love to make bets on futures and win totals need to comb the entire schedule. I did that and was amazed at a few teams that made the list. This information will help you make bets on some of these teams on the over in their win total. 

Note that Buffalo is favored in every game in the oddsmakers futures 

point spreads.

In the 2025 NFL season, the teams with the top five easiest schedules are as follows:

The 49ers have been projected to have the easiest schedule in the league, with a projected win total of 10.5 games. This favorable schedule is attributed to their strong roster and the relatively weaker opponents they will face throughout the season.

The Patriots come in second with a projected win total of 7.5. Their schedule is seen as manageable, allowing them to potentially improve upon their recent performances. The combination of facing weaker teams and their own roster improvements contributes to this favorable outlook. 

Ranked third, the Saints also have a projected win total of 6.5. Their schedule is expected to provide opportunities for wins, especially against teams that struggled in the previous season. This could 

help the Saints regain competitiveness in their division.

The Falcons are fourth on the list, sharing a projected win total of 7.5 with the Patriots. Their schedule includes several matchups against teams that did not perform well last season, which could lead to a successful campaign for Atlanta.

Despite facing both Super Bowl teams from the previous season, the Bills have the fifth-easiest schedule, with a projected win total of 11.5. Their schedule benefits from a weak AFC East division and includes several games against teams that did not finish with winning records last year.

These rankings are based on projected win totals from Vegas oddsmakers, which provide a more accurate assessment of team strength than past performance alone. The 2025 season looks promising for these teams, as they navigate through a schedule that is expected to be less challenging compared to their peers.