Washington Commanders Odds to Win 2024 Super Bowl, Make Playoffs

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Odds updated as of 3:26 PM

The Washington Commanders, at +100000, as of now have the 25th-ranked odds to win the Super Bowl in the NFL.

Before you place your bet on this year at FanDuel Sportsbook, here are the Washington Commanders futures insights you need to know.

Commanders Postseason Odds

The Commanders sport the 16th-ranked offense this season (336.2 yards per game), and they've been worse on defense, ranking third-worst with 379.8 yards allowed per game.
The Commanders have the 23rd-ranked scoring offense this season (20.1 points per game), and they've been worse on defense, ranking worst with 30.4 points allowed per game.
Despite sporting a bottom-five pass defense that ranks worst in the (266 passing yards allowed per game), Washington has put up better results on offense, ranking 11th in the by putting up 236.2 passing yards per game.
The Commanders are totaling 99.9 rushing yards per game on offense (23rd in the ), and they rank 17th defensively with 113.8 rushing yards allowed per game.
From an offensive standpoint, Washington ranks 17th in the with a 38.6% third-down percentage. Meanwhile, the team's defense ranks 23rd in third-down percentage allowed (40.6%).
In addition to 6.2 yards per play allowed on defense, which ranks third-worst in the , the Commanders have put up the 13th-ranked yards-per-play average on offense (5.6).
Washington has the worst turnover margin in the NFL at -10, forcing 13 turnovers (28th in ) while turning it over 23 times (28th in ).

The Commanders are 25th in the NFL in terms of their odds to win the Super Bowl (+100000), much higher than their computer rankings (31st).
Bookmakers have moved the Commanders' Super Bowl odds down from +6500 at the start of the season to +100000. Among all teams in the league, that is the seventh-biggest change.
With odds of +100000, the Commanders have been given a 0.1% chance of winning the Super Bowl.

Sam Howell leads Washington with 3,466 yards (266.6 ypg) on 335-of-509 passing with 18 touchdowns and 14 interceptions this season. He also has 243 rushing yards on 40 carries while scoring five touchdowns on the ground.
Brian Robinson Jr. has racked up 664 yards on 160 carries while finding paydirt five times as a runner. He's also caught 29 passes for 326 yards (25.1 per game) and three touchdowns through the air.
Robinson will not play against the Rams, as he has been ruled out.
Terry McLaurin leads his squad with 694 receiving yards. He's racked up that yardage on 60 catches (out of 100 targets) and scored two touchdowns.
Curtis Samuel has hauled in 51 receptions totaling 508 yards, finding the end zone two times.
Jonathan Allen has racked up 5.5 sacks to lead the team, while also recording 9.0 TFL and 40 tackles.
Kendall Fuller has a team-high two interceptions to go along with 64 tackles, 1.0 TFL, and six passes defended.

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