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Cleveland Browns Win Total 2026: Over/Under Odds at Fanatics Sportsbook

Fanatics Sportsbook has released its win total odds for the 2026 NFL season. The Cleveland Browns are listed at 5.5 wins, suggesting they're viewed as longshots to contend in the AFC this season.

Cleveland enters the 2026 season without Myles Garrett, the reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year. Garrett was traded to the Los Angeles Rams during the offseason. The Browns also have to contend with the departure of coordinator Jim Schwartz. However, new head coach Todd Monken will be looking to improve an offense that struggled for consistency last season. Cleveland also has several high-upside rookies and second-year players expected to play significant roles in 2026.

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Cleveland Browns Win Total Odds

  • Over 5.5 Wins -120 (Implied Probability 54.5%)
  • Under 5.5 Wins +100 (Implied Probability 50%)

The odds listed above were correct at the time of writing. Check the live odds widget below for the latest prices.

Cleveland Browns Win Total Record By NFL Season

Below is the Cleveland Browns' regular-season record over the last five NFL seasons, including their over/under win total record.

The Browns have gone under their win total in four of the past five seasons, including in their 2024 and 2025 campaigns.

Season

Regular Season Record

Win Total

Result

2025

5-12

5.5

Under

2024

3-14

8.5

Under

2023

11-6

9.5

Over

2022

7-10

8.5

Under

2021

8-9

10.5

Under

AFC North Team Win Totals

The Browns enter the season with the lowest win total in the AFC North at 5.5. The Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals, and Pittsburgh Steelers each have higher win total lines than Cleveland.

  • Cleveland Browns - 5.5
  • Cincinnati Bengals - 9.5
  • Baltimore Ravens - 11.5
  • Pittsburgh Steelers - 8.5

Cleveland Browns 2026 NFL Schedule

Below is the Browns' full 2026 regular-season schedule. They begin the season at the Jacksonville Jaguars, and end the season against their AFC North rivals, the Cincinnati Bengals.

  • Week 1: at Jacksonville Jaguars
  • Week 2: at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
  • Week 3: vs. Carolina Panthers
  • Week 4: vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
  • Week 5: at New York Jets
  • Week 6: vs. Baltimore Ravens
  • Week 7: at Tennessee Titans
  • Week 8: at Pittsburgh Steelers
  • Week 9: at New Orleans Saints
  • Week 10: vs. Houston Texans
  • Week 11: Bye Week
  • Week 12: vs. Las Vegas Raiders
  • Week 13: vs. Cincinnati Bengals
  • Week 14: vs. Atlanta Falcons
  • Week 15: at New York Giants
  • Week 16: at Baltimore Ravens
  • Week 17: vs. Indianapolis Colts
  • Week 18: at Cincinnati Bengals

NFL Win Total Odds Articles

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Cleveland Browns Win Total FAQs

What is the Cleveland Browns' win total for the 2026 NFL season?

The Cleveland Browns' win total for the 2026 NFL season is set at 5.5 wins, with bettors able to wager on either the over or under at Fanatics Sportsbook.

Does the Browns' win total include playoff games?

No, the Cleveland Browns' win total does not include playoff games. The win total market only includes regular season games.

Is the Browns over or under a better bet in 2026?

Fanatics Sportsbook has set the Browns' win total at 5.5 wins. Their win total could provide value given what appears to be a relatively favorable schedule. The Browns will need to improve on last season's performance, but reaching six wins appears realistic. Bettors should conduct their own research before placing a wager.