Green Bay Packers Over/Under Win Total: Can GB Return To Double-Digit Wins?
The Packers finished 9-7-1 and second in the NFC North in 2025. Green Bay earned the NFC's final playoff berth before blowing an 18-point lead in a Wild Card loss to the Bears. Since 2019, Green Bay has had a winning record in six of seven seasons and reached at least 11 wins four times. After a disappointing 2025 by their standards, the Packers will look to return to double-digit wins in 2026. Let's take a look at their' over/under win total odds for the 2026 NFL season. This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners. If you sign up or place a wager, FOX Sports may be compensated. Read more about Sports Betting on FOX Sports. Green Bay Packers Over 9.5: -130 (bet $10 to win $17.69 total)Under 9.5: +110 (bet $10 to win $21 total) What to know: The Packers' 2025 season was defined by inconsistency. Green Bay opened the year with two straight wins and started 5-1-1 through seven weeks. Then, after dropping back-to-back games, the Packers responded with another win streak of four straight victories to improve to 9-3-1. However, the season unraveled down the stretch. Green Bay lost its final four regular-season games before blowing its heartbreaking Wild Card loss to Chicago, finishing the year with five straight losses overall. Injuries played a major role in Green Bay's late-season collapse. The Packers lost Micah Parsons, Tucker Kraft, and Elgton Jenkins to season-ending injuries, while quarterback Jordan Love missed two games and dealt with injuries throughout the season. The injury list didn't stop there. Right tackle Zach Tom missed five games, Christian Watson was sidelined for seven games and both Jayden Reed and Lukas Van Ness also missed time during the year. Odds: This upcoming season, Green Bay is the +225 second choice to win the NFC North, the +900 fourth choice to win the NFC and the +1800 10th choice to win the Super Bowl.
'He's The God Of Football': New Inter Miami Star Casemiro Praises Lionel Messi
Casemiro has expressed his delight after completing a free transfer to Inter Miami, calling new teammate Lionel Messi the "God of football." The Brazilian midfielder also addressed Norway's Erling Haaland after Brazil's painful exit from the World Cup. Casemiro presented as Inter Miami player Former Manchester United and Real Madrid midfielder Casemiro has officially become an Inter Miami player, and made his debut when the Herons won 1-0 over CF Montreal in MLS. The 34-year-old Brazilian international arrived on a free transfer after leaving Old Trafford upon the expiry of his contract. Despite options to remain in European football with interested clubs in Italy, Casemiro insisted Miami was his primary destination. The defensive midfielder now joins a star-studded squad alongside former rivals Lionel Messi and Luis Suárez. Playing alongside the 'God of football' Having spent years trying to thwart Messi during intense El Clasico battles in Spain, Casemiro showered the Argentine superstar with immense praise. The midfielder admitted that attempting to stop Messi single-handedly was an impossible task throughout his career. "The amount of trouble Messi gave me," Casemiro admitted, as quoted by "I am very happy to be alongside him now and I want to continue winning titles with him. I want to enjoy being alongside him, help him and make him even greater. He is one of the gods of football, if not the God of football himself, and I want to help." Reflecting on World Cup heartache against Haaland Casemiro also reflected on Brazil's painful elimination from the 2026 World Cup at the hands of Norway. The midfielder singled out Haaland for praise after the prolific striker scored twice to knock the Selecao out of the tournament. "What happened at the World Cup... we're talking about a team that has one of the best number 9s in the world, Haaland, and he scored twice," he said. "It hurts to talk about the World Cup because, in the end, it was a dream I had in my career. But I'm lucky to have played in three World Cups for Brazil, which is incredible, because when I was a child I never dreamed that this would happen. I enjoyed it a lot." Focused on silverware in MLS With his European chapter and international career behind him, Casemiro is firmly focused on adding more trophies to his cabinet in the United States. He will be looking to help Messi win a title in America, with the Herons' next match coming against Columbus in MLS.
Tre strake for Wout Van Aert
Wout Van Aert måtte bytte sykkel underveis, men han vant spurten for tredje dag på rad i Danmark rundt og leder etapperittet klart.
Belgieren deltar i sitt første ritt siden han skadet albuen i juni. Skaden kostet ham deltakelse i Tour de France, men belgieren har i sitt comeback vist at han ikke er satt betydelig tilbake av pausen.
Fredagens etappe var preget både av regnvær og av flere krevende bakker. Det kunne gått galt for Van Aert da en av hans Visma-lagkamerater veltet i en sving, og han måtte styre brått unna for å unngå å gå i asfalten selv. Manøveren gikk ut over sykkelen hans, og han måtte kjøre den neste milen på en lagkamerats sykkel før han fikk en ny.
Det stoppet ham ikke da etappen skulle avgjøres i Vejle. Han seiret klart foran Lukas Kubis, som også er toer i sammendraget.
Den danske Uno-X-rytteren Henrik Pedersen ble nummer fire på etappen, men han mistet tredjeplassen sammenlagt til Christophe Laporte, som ble nummer tre fredag.
Beste nordmann fredag var Rasmus Tiller på 36.-plass. Han kom til mål vel fem minutter etter vinneren.
Rittet avsluttes med etapper lørdag og søndag.
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Conmebol Quietly Backs FIFA World Cup Privatization
From its headquarters in Asunción, Paraguay, the leadership of the South American Football Confederation (Conmebol) has decided to initially support FIFA's project to privatize the World Cup. However, they have expressed this support in silence, without issuing statements opposing the rejections already expressed by confederations from Europe, Asia, and North/Central America and the Caribbean.
This quiet stance contrasts with the more vocal opposition from other football bodies worldwide, leaving Conmebol's position ambiguous despite their initial support for the FIFA initiative.
Tigers Reportedly Scratch Casey Mize; Tarik Skubal Trade More Likely?
Tarik Skubal may not be the only Detroit Tigers pitcher who has to get a suitcase packed. The Tigers scratched right-hander Casey Mize from his Friday night start against the Athletics, according to the Detroit News. Mize is being taken off-schedule as a "precaution" to a potential trade, with the Tigers set to roll with a bullpen day on Friday. Should Mize not be moved before Monday's MLB trade deadline, he's in line to start for the Tigers in their Tuesday night road matchup against the Seattle Mariners. Mize has recorded a 2.70 ERA, an 0.99 WHIP, 85 strikeouts, a 159 ERA+ and 2.9 wins above replacement over 86 ⅔ innings pitched this season, helping the right-hander earn his first career All-Star nod. The 29-year-old, who was selected by the Tigers with the No. 1 pick in the 2018 MLB Draft, has been limited to 16 starts this season due to a groin injury that forced Mize to miss roughly six weeks over two stints on the injured list. Mize, like Skubal, is set to hit free agency after this season. Meanwhile, the pressing matter for Detroit is Skubal's future, as the defending, back-to-back American League Cy Young Award winner made his last scheduled start for the team before the trade deadline on Wednesday afternoon, and the consensus is the southpaw will be moved. Skubal, who missed roughly six weeks earlier this season due to an elbow injury that required surgery, sports a 2.79 ERA, an 0.91 WHIP, 116 strikeouts, a 154 ERA+ and three wins above replacement over 96 2/3 innings pitched. The Los Angeles Dodgers are the reported favorites to acquire Skubal, who's also a free agent after the season. The Milwaukee Brewers, Chicago Cubs, Tampa Bay Rays and New York Yankees have also been linked to a potential Skubal trade. In Skubal's previous start, on Wednesday against the Orioles, he recorded his 1,000th career strikeout while allowing three runs on four hits and a walk over 6 2/3 innings. Other potential trade candidates for Detroit include second baseman Gleyber Torres (.270/.383/.392 slash line) and relievers Kenley Jansen (3.77 ERA) and Kyle Finnegan (2.93 ERA and a 147 ERA+), among others. The Tigers, who made the playoffs in both 2024 and 2025, are 51-58, which puts them 4.5 games behind the Cleveland Guardians for the third AL wild-card spot entering play on Friday. Detroit is 6.5 games behind the first-place Chicago White Sox in the AL Central.
