New England Patriots Odds
3rd in AFC East- ATS Record
- 0-1-0
- -
- Rushing Yards
- 27th
- 60 RYPG
- Passing Yards
- 8th
- 276 PYPG
- Total Yards
- 13th
- 336 YPG
Dolphins vs Patriots Odds
More Odds| Spread | Total | Moneyline | |
|---|---|---|---|
| NE | +2.5-115 | o43.5-105 | +109 |
 MIA | -2.5-105 | u43.5-115 | -128 |
Patriots Injuries
All NFL Injuries- Christian GonzalezCB
Gonzalez is out with hamstring
Out
- Charles WoodsCB
Woods is questionable with concussion
Questionable
- Will CampbellT
Campbell is questionable with ankle
Questionable
Picks
Moneyline Hacks
Last 30d: 11-18-0 (-9.2u)
NE +3-126
NE
@MIA
1u
09/14 5:00 PM
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RocketPlays
Last 30d: 4-7-0 (+1.0u)
T.Henderson o18.5 Rec Yds-113
NE
@MIA
1u
09/14 5:00 PM
2
Kyle Murray
Last 30d: 22-29-2 (-2.2u)
M.Washington o24.5 Rec Yds-118
NE
@MIA
1.18u
09/14 5:00 PM
2
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 7-20-0 (-2.4u)
H.Henry o3.5 Recs+130
NE
@MIA
0.75u
09/14 5:00 PM
The Patriots were a tough watch in Week 1, but one thing that stood out watching the film was just how much Hunter Henry was involved.
Henry's eight targets led the team, and his 117 air yards were by far the most of any tight end in Week 1. He finished fourth in expected fantasy points among tight ends too.
This probably shouldn't come as a huge surprise. Josh McDaniels has been the guy designing the Patriots offenses that saw Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez put up huge seasons — and he was also running the offense for Henry's best season as a professional.
Miami allowed 13 tight ends last season to record at least 32 yards — including Henry both matchups, at 32 and 44 yards. The Dolphins also allowed Colts rookie TE Tyler Warren to shred them for seven catches and 76 yards on nine targets in Week 1.
Henry has been a go-to guy for Drake Maye. He's averaging 6.6 targets across 10 full games with Maye and 11.3 fantasy points, both top eight among tight ends. That includes at least eight targets in 7-of-10 games, and he's had at least 38 yards and at least four catches in 8 of the 10, averaging 52 YPG with games of six, seven, seven, and eight catches.
Books have not caught up to Henry, so over 31.5 receiving yards is a bargain (-113, BetRivers), and we'll touch 50+ yards at +270 too (bet365).
The receptions lines might look even better. Over 3.5 receptions is +130 at bet365, and he's gone over that in eight of 10 starts with Maye, so let's play the receptions escalator too: 5+ at +300, 6+ at +650, and 7+ at +1300, since he's hit that top number in 30% of his Maye games.
93
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 7-20-0 (-2.4u)
H.Henry 5+ Receptions Yes+300
NE
@MIA
0.25u
09/14 5:00 PM
The Patriots were a tough watch in Week 1, but one thing that stood out watching the film was just how much Hunter Henry was involved.
Henry's eight targets led the team, and his 117 air yards were by far the most of any tight end in Week 1. He finished fourth in expected fantasy points among tight ends too.
This probably shouldn't come as a huge surprise. Josh McDaniels has been the guy designing the Patriots offenses that saw Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez put up huge seasons — and he was also running the offense for Henry's best season as a professional.
Miami allowed 13 tight ends last season to record at least 32 yards — including Henry both matchups, at 32 and 44 yards. The Dolphins also allowed Colts rookie TE Tyler Warren to shred them for seven catches and 76 yards on nine targets in Week 1.
Henry has been a go-to guy for Drake Maye. He's averaging 6.6 targets across 10 full games with Maye and 11.3 fantasy points, both top eight among tight ends. That includes at least eight targets in 7-of-10 games, and he's had at least 38 yards and at least four catches in 8 of the 10, averaging 52 YPG with games of six, seven, seven, and eight catches.
Books have not caught up to Henry, so over 31.5 receiving yards is a bargain (-113, BetRivers), and we'll touch 50+ yards at +270 too (bet365).
The receptions lines might look even better. Over 3.5 receptions is +130 at bet365, and he's gone over that in eight of 10 starts with Maye, so let's play the receptions escalator too: 5+ at +300, 6+ at +650, and 7+ at +1300, since he's hit that top number in 30% of his Maye games.
51
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 7-20-0 (-2.4u)
H.Henry 6+ Receptions Yes+650
NE
@MIA
0.25u
09/14 5:00 PM
The Patriots were a tough watch in Week 1, but one thing that stood out watching the film was just how much Hunter Henry was involved.
Henry's eight targets led the team, and his 117 air yards were by far the most of any tight end in Week 1. He finished fourth in expected fantasy points among tight ends too.
This probably shouldn't come as a huge surprise. Josh McDaniels has been the guy designing the Patriots offenses that saw Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez put up huge seasons — and he was also running the offense for Henry's best season as a professional.
Miami allowed 13 tight ends last season to record at least 32 yards — including Henry both matchups, at 32 and 44 yards. The Dolphins also allowed Colts rookie TE Tyler Warren to shred them for seven catches and 76 yards on nine targets in Week 1.
Henry has been a go-to guy for Drake Maye. He's averaging 6.6 targets across 10 full games with Maye and 11.3 fantasy points, both top eight among tight ends. That includes at least eight targets in 7-of-10 games, and he's had at least 38 yards and at least four catches in 8 of the 10, averaging 52 YPG with games of six, seven, seven, and eight catches.
Books have not caught up to Henry, so over 31.5 receiving yards is a bargain (-113, BetRivers), and we'll touch 50+ yards at +270 too (bet365).
The receptions lines might look even better. Over 3.5 receptions is +130 at bet365, and he's gone over that in eight of 10 starts with Maye, so let's play the receptions escalator too: 5+ at +300, 6+ at +650, and 7+ at +1300, since he's hit that top number in 30% of his Maye games.
43
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 7-20-0 (-2.4u)
H.Henry 7+ Receptions Yes+1300
NE
@MIA
0.25u
09/14 5:00 PM
The Patriots were a tough watch in Week 1, but one thing that stood out watching the film was just how much Hunter Henry was involved.
Henry's eight targets led the team, and his 117 air yards were by far the most of any tight end in Week 1. He finished fourth in expected fantasy points among tight ends too.
This probably shouldn't come as a huge surprise. Josh McDaniels has been the guy designing the Patriots offenses that saw Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez put up huge seasons — and he was also running the offense for Henry's best season as a professional.
Miami allowed 13 tight ends last season to record at least 32 yards — including Henry both matchups, at 32 and 44 yards. The Dolphins also allowed Colts rookie TE Tyler Warren to shred them for seven catches and 76 yards on nine targets in Week 1.
Henry has been a go-to guy for Drake Maye. He's averaging 6.6 targets across 10 full games with Maye and 11.3 fantasy points, both top eight among tight ends. That includes at least eight targets in 7-of-10 games, and he's had at least 38 yards and at least four catches in 8 of the 10, averaging 52 YPG with games of six, seven, seven, and eight catches.
Books have not caught up to Henry, so over 31.5 receiving yards is a bargain (-113, BetRivers), and we'll touch 50+ yards at +270 too (bet365).
The receptions lines might look even better. Over 3.5 receptions is +130 at bet365, and he's gone over that in eight of 10 starts with Maye, so let's play the receptions escalator too: 5+ at +300, 6+ at +650, and 7+ at +1300, since he's hit that top number in 30% of his Maye games.
37
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 7-20-0 (-2.4u)
H.Henry o31.5 Rec Yds-113
NE
@MIA
1u
09/14 5:00 PM
The Patriots were a tough watch in Week 1, but one thing that stood out watching the film was just how much Hunter Henry was involved.
Henry's eight targets led the team, and his 117 air yards were by far the most of any tight end in Week 1. He finished fourth in expected fantasy points among tight ends too.
This probably shouldn't come as a huge surprise. Josh McDaniels has been the guy designing the Patriots offenses that saw Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez put up huge seasons — and he was also running the offense for Henry's best season as a professional.
Miami allowed 13 tight ends last season to record at least 32 yards — including Henry both matchups, at 32 and 44 yards. The Dolphins also allowed Colts rookie TE Tyler Warren to shred them for seven catches and 76 yards on nine targets in Week 1.
Henry has been a go-to guy for Drake Maye. He's averaging 6.6 targets across 10 full games with Maye and 11.3 fantasy points, both top eight among tight ends. That includes at least eight targets in 7-of-10 games, and he's had at least 38 yards and at least four catches in 8 of the 10, averaging 52 YPG with games of six, seven, seven, and eight catches.
Books have not caught up to Henry, so over 31.5 receiving yards is a bargain (-113, BetRivers), and we'll touch 50+ yards at +270 too (bet365).
The receptions lines might look even better. Over 3.5 receptions is +130 at bet365, and he's gone over that in eight of 10 starts with Maye, so let's play the receptions escalator too: 5+ at +300, 6+ at +650, and 7+ at +1300, since he's hit that top number in 30% of his Maye games.
74
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 7-20-0 (-2.4u)
H.Henry 50+ Receiving Yards Yes+270
NE
@MIA
0.25u
09/14 5:00 PM
The Patriots were a tough watch in Week 1, but one thing that stood out watching the film was just how much Hunter Henry was involved.
Henry's eight targets led the team, and his 117 air yards were by far the most of any tight end in Week 1. He finished fourth in expected fantasy points among tight ends too.
This probably shouldn't come as a huge surprise. Josh McDaniels has been the guy designing the Patriots offenses that saw Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez put up huge seasons — and he was also running the offense for Henry's best season as a professional.
Miami allowed 13 tight ends last season to record at least 32 yards — including Henry both matchups, at 32 and 44 yards. The Dolphins also allowed Colts rookie TE Tyler Warren to shred them for seven catches and 76 yards on nine targets in Week 1.
Henry has been a go-to guy for Drake Maye. He's averaging 6.6 targets across 10 full games with Maye and 11.3 fantasy points, both top eight among tight ends. That includes at least eight targets in 7-of-10 games, and he's had at least 38 yards and at least four catches in 8 of the 10, averaging 52 YPG with games of six, seven, seven, and eight catches.
Books have not caught up to Henry, so over 31.5 receiving yards is a bargain (-113, BetRivers), and we'll touch 50+ yards at +270 too (bet365).
The receptions lines might look even better. Over 3.5 receptions is +130 at bet365, and he's gone over that in eight of 10 starts with Maye, so let's play the receptions escalator too: 5+ at +300, 6+ at +650, and 7+ at +1300, since he's hit that top number in 30% of his Maye games.
44
Sean Koerner
Last 30d: 4-14-1 (-3.9u)
D.Achane o13.5 Rush Att-122
NE
@MIA
0.61u
09/14 5:00 PM
The Dolphins were a complete disaster in Week 1, getting smoked 33-8 by the Colts. Achane was the lone bright spot, rushing 7 times for 55 yards, but he was phased out once the game script went off the rails. Miami trailed for a league-high 56 minutes and ended up with the fewest plays (46) and least possession (21 minutes) of any team.
Before things got ugly, Achane was playing at one of the highest usage rates of his career, which gives him a higher floor in this market than usual. For some reason, the Dolphins are 2.5-point favorites this week. I don’t agree with that (feels more like a pick ’em), but even if the Patriots were the ones favored by 2.5, I’d still expect Achane to dominate early-down snaps in a neutral game script. That’s all that matters here.
I wouldn’t touch his yardage because Miami’s offensive line is a mess and efficiency could dip, but volume should be there. I project him closer to 14.8 carries with about a 60% chance to clear 13.5.
151
Sean Koerner
Last 30d: 4-14-1 (-3.9u)
T.Henderson o10.5 Longest Rush-130
NE
@MIA
0.65u
09/14 5:00 PM
Henderson’s props have been creeping up ever since Mike Reiss reported the Patriots might shake up their backfield usage this week. I think that likely means that Henderson sees more work after playing just 33% of the snaps in his debut, with only five carries. Even in that small sample, he ripped off a 14-yard run.
This is one of the markets I want to get ahead of for him specifically. His rush + rec lines have already been adjusted to where they probably should be, but this specific number feels a little behind. I project him closer to 12.5 in the longest rush market and give him about a 64% chance to break at least one run of 11+ yards.
172
Nick Giffen
Last 30d: 6-20-0 (-2.0u)
R.Stevenson o33.5 Rush Yds-114
NE
@MIA
1.14u
09/14 5:00 PM
7 carries last week in a loss in which NE trailed on 41 of 71 offensive snaps, while having the lead on just 9 snaps.
Would expect a much more neutral game script against a Miami team that struggled last week vs. IND
NE was also +9% PROE when traditionall Vrabel as HC and McDaniels as OC have been neutral or run heavy relative to game script, so NE could be in for a good chunk more runs overall.
NE runs a gap-heavy scheme under new offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels
Miami allowed a higher YPC and success rate on these carries both last week vs IND, and last year than against zone runs.
MIA ranked 28th in run-stop win rate in Week 1 compared to the Raiders' 7th place ranking in Week 1 suggesting a much better matchup for NE.
Even with Morgan Moses questionable, I like this since the Patriots ran the ball 0 times to the right side last week on 13 RB carries, suggesting they want to run behind fourth overall pick Will Campbell quite a bit
Campbell led the team in run block grade, while LG Jared Wilson ranked 2nd on the team on gap runs.
All of Miami's right-side linemen or linebackers players received a run block grade below 60 in Week 1
Projecting closer to 41.5 yards
63
Firefighter Bets
Last 30d: 18-16-0 (+1.6u)
T.Dodson o7.5 Tackles + Ast+110
NE
@MIA
1u
09/14 5:00 PM
1
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 9-19-0 (-5.8u)
H.Henry o31.5 Rec Yds-110
NE
@MIA
1u
09/14 5:00 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/wBCiOGTOBWb
3
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 9-19-0 (-5.8u)
H.Henry o3.5 Recs+130
NE
@MIA
1u
09/14 5:00 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/wBCiOGTOBWb
2
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 9-19-0 (-5.8u)
H.Henry 50+ Receiving Yards Yes+270
NE
@MIA
0.5u
09/14 5:00 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/wBCiOGTOBWb
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 9-19-0 (-5.8u)
H.Henry 5+ Receptions Yes+300
NE
@MIA
0.3u
09/14 5:00 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/wBCiOGTOBWb
1
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 9-19-0 (-5.8u)
H.Henry 6+ Receptions Yes+650
NE
@MIA
0.2u
09/14 5:00 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/wBCiOGTOBWb
1
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 9-19-0 (-5.8u)
H.Henry 7+ Receptions Yes+1300
NE
@MIA
0.1u
09/14 5:00 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/wBCiOGTOBWb
Cam Is Money
Last 30d: 8-6-0 (+0.7u)
K.Boutte o37.5 Rec Yds-120
NE
@MIA
1u
09/14 5:00 PM
5
The Favorites Podcast
Last 30d: 1-0-0 (+1.1u)
MIA -1.5+100
NE
@MIA
1.1u
09/14 5:00 PM
3
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 9-19-0 (-5.8u)
NE +1.5-112
NE
@MIA
1.12u
09/14 5:00 PM
@sundaysixpack @ChrisRaybon https://myaction.app/ZxcCww53zWb
Mjaybrod
Last 30d: 4-12-0 (-9.0u)
Over 42.5-115
NE
@MIA
1u
09/14 5:00 PM
Backing 2 dogshit teams woo!
3
Sunday Six Pack
Last 30d: 4-2-0 (+1.8u)
NE +1.5-112
NE
@MIA
1.12u
09/14 5:00 PM
@ChrisRaybon 2 https://myaction.app/uIOSWdrLzWb
21
Firefighter Bets
Last 30d: 18-16-0 (+1.6u)
K.Boutte o36.5 Rec Yds-115
NE
@MIA
1u
09/14 5:00 PM
2
Kendra Middleton
Last 30d: 1-0-0 (+0.8u)
MIA -1.5+100
NE
@MIA
$1.00
09/14 5:00 PM
Sandy Plashkes
Last 30d: 6-19-0 (-13.4u)
MIA -115
NE
@MIA
1.15u
09/14 5:00 PM
2
Chris Raybon
Last 30d: 7-7-0 (-1.4u)
NE +1.5-112
NE
@MIA
1u
09/14 5:00 PM
324
Markus Markets
Last 30d: 7-9-1 (+2.2u)
T.Henderson o52.5 Rush + Rec Yds-115
NE
@MIA
1.5u
09/14 5:00 PM
8
Moneyline Hacks
Last 30d: 11-18-0 (-9.2u)
NE +1.5-114
NE
@MIA
1u
09/14 5:00 PM
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Greg Matherne
Last 30d: 3-1-0 (+1.0u)
NE +1.5-110
NE
@MIA
0.55u
09/14 5:00 PM
5
Moneyline Hacks
Last 30d: 11-18-0 (-9.2u)
NE +120
NE
@MIA
2u
09/14 5:00 PM
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FTN Fantasy
Last 30d: 29-21-0 (+6.4u)
NE +2-110
NE
@MIA
1u
09/14 5:00 PM
5
Top Shelf Action 🥃
Last 30d: 19-28-0 (-8.3u)
Under 44.5-110
NE
@MIA
1u
09/14 5:00 PM
4
Patriots 2025 Schedule & Betting Odds
Depth Chart
| Starter | 2ND | 3RD | 4TH | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| QB | Drake Maye | Joshua Dobbs | ||
| RB | Rhamondre Stevenson | TreVeyon Henderson | Antonio Gibson | Terrell Jennings |
| WR | DeMario Douglas | Efton Chism | John Jiles | |
| TE | Hunter Henry | Austin Hooper | Jack Westover | CJ Dippre |
| LT | Will Campbell | Vederian Lowe | ||
| LG | Jared Wilson | |||
| C | Garrett Bradbury | Ben Brown | ||
| RG | Mike Onwenu | Layden Robinson | ||
| RT | Morgan Moses | Caedan Wallace | Marcus Bryant | Jack Conley |
| RDE | Milton Williams | Joshua Farmer | ||
| LCB | Carlton Davis | Alex Austin | Miles Battle | |
| SS | Jaylinn Hawkins | Craig Woodson | Kyle Dugger | |
| FS | Brenden Schooler | Dell Pettus | ||
| RCB | Christian Gonzalez | Kobee Minor | ||
| P | Bryce Baringer | |||
| H | Bryce Baringer | |||
| PR | Marcus Jones | DeMario Douglas | ||
| KR | TreVeyon Henderson | Antonio Gibson | ||
| LS | Julian Ashby | |||
| LWR | Stefon Diggs | Kayshon Boutte | Jeremiah Webb | |
| DT | Christian Barmore | David Olajiga | ||
| NB | Marcus Jones | |||
| RWR | Mack Hollins | Kyle Williams | ||
| LOLB | Keion White | Truman Jones | Anfernee Jennings | |
| NT | Khyiris Tonga | Jeremiah Pharms | ||
| RILB | Christian Elliss | Jahlani Tavai | ||
| ROLB | Harold Landry | K'Lavon Chaisson | Bradyn Swinson | Elijah Ponder |
| LILB | Robert Spillane | Jack Gibbens | Marte Mapu | |
| K | Andy Borregales |
New England Patriots Player Stats
- passing yards
Drake Maye287pyds - passing touchdownsDrake Maye1ptd
- rushing yards
TreVeyon Henderson27ryds - rushing touchdowns
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New England Patriots Odds, Bet Types, and Team History
The Patriots are entering their second season since the Bill Belichick era ended. Former Belichick disciple Mike Vrabel has been tasked with leading the Patriots back to greatness in an AFC East where the Bills are the clear frontrunners. The Patriots are banking on better coaching and a second-year leap from quarterback Drake Maye (who flashed lots of potential as a rookie) to improve on consecutive 4-13 seasons.
Josh McDaniels has also returned to the fold as the Patriots' new offensive coordinator, and has new additions Stefon Diggs, and rookies Trevion Henderson, and Will Campbell to work with. While a lot of attention is on the Patriots' offense, their defense spent big this offseason in hopes of improving by signing Milton Williams, Harold Landry III, and Carlton Davis III.
While their AFC East rivals Dolphins and Jets are in-between rebuilding and contention statuses, the 2025-26 season could be a monumental one marking improvements for the Patriots, who are looking to win their first playoff game since their 2018 Super Bowl win.
Betting on the New England Patriots
New England Patriots Point Spreads
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:
- Panthers +2.5 (+110)
- Patriots -2.5 (-110)
In this situation, the Panthers are 2.5 point underdogs against the Patriots. If New England wins the game by three or more points, a $100 wager on the Patriots would come with a payout of $90.91. If Carolina won the game outright or lost by two points or fewer, 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
Patriots Over/Unders
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 either bet the over or — you guessed it — the under. Here’s how it works:
Let's say the Dolphins play the Patriots and the over/under is set at 49 points. A wager on the over would require Miami and New England to score 50 total points or more to win. Betting the under is an expectation that the two teams would score 48 or fewer points. It's also possible for the bet to push, which would happen if the game finished with exactly 49 points scored.
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New England Patriots 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:
- Patriots -120
- Jets +210
The minus (-) and plus (+) signs distinguish the favorite from the underdog, making New England 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 Patriots odds would mean every $120 bet nets $100. And it's the opposite for underdogs: Here the Jets moneyline was set at +210, meaning a $100 wager would profit $210.
Moneylines are also commonly used when making parlays, which are multiple bets tied into one. Let’s say you bet the Patriots moneyline and a -2.5 point spread, New England 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.
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Patriots Props
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:
- Drake Maye passing yards: 3,330.5
In this example, a bettor will wager on whether Maye will throw for more or less than 3,330.5 yards over the course of the regular season.
New England Patriots Futures
Futures are somewhat similar to prop bets in the way that both are monitored over the course of a season. Except most future bets are focused on end of season success. Examples of futures are:
- New England Patriots odds to win the AFC East
- New England Patriots odds to win the AFC
- New England Patriots odds to win the Super Bowl
- Drake Maye’s odds to win MVP
If you’re confident that the Patriots can win the AFC East or make a Super Bowl run, this is the place to be. For a full list of NFL futures, click or tap here.
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