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2026 NFL Week 6 Pick’em with Odds: Spreads, Totals & Printable Sheet

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Last updated: September 7, 2026. The 2026 NFL Week 6 pick’em with odds is here: point spread, over/under total, and moneyline for every game (Oct 15-19). Print the sheet, circle your picks against the spread, and run a pool. These are look-ahead lines captured September 7, 2026; they move as the week nears, so confirm at a sportsbook before you lock a pool.

2026 NFL Week 6 Pick’em: Quick Facts

2026 NFL Week 6 Pick'em with Odds: spreads, totals and moneylines
  • Week: NFL Week 6, Oct 15-19, 2026
  • Games: 14
  • Includes: point spread, over/under total, and moneyline for every game
  • On bye: Cincinnati, Detroit, Miami, Minnesota
  • Use it for: against-the-spread pools and pick’em contests

2026 NFL Week 6 Odds: Spreads, Totals and Moneylines

Every Week 6 matchup is shown with the current look-ahead line. The home team is listed second, and the spread names the favorite. Lines move with results, injuries, and betting action, so check a current sportsbook before wagering.

DATE MATCHUP (AWAY AT HOME) SPREAD O/U ML (Away/Home)
Thu Oct 15 Denver Broncos at Seattle Seahawks Seahawks -1.5 43.5 +110 / -130
Sun Oct 18 Houston Texans at Jacksonville Jaguars Jaguars -1.5 42.5 -110 / -110
Sun Oct 18 Baltimore Ravens at Cleveland Browns Ravens -6.5 44.5 -265 / +215
Sun Oct 18 Carolina Panthers at Philadelphia Eagles Eagles -6.5 43.5 +220 / -270
Sun Oct 18 Chicago Bears at Atlanta Falcons Bears -3.5 47.5 -155 / +130
Sun Oct 18 New Orleans Saints at New York Giants Giants -2.5 44.5 +115 / -135
Sun Oct 18 New York Jets at New England Patriots Patriots -9.5 42.5 +340 / -440
Sun Oct 18 Pittsburgh Steelers at Tampa Bay Buccaneers Buccaneers -1.5 45.5 +105 / -125
Sun Oct 18 Tennessee Titans at Indianapolis Colts Colts -3.5 47.5 +160 / -190
Sun Oct 18 Arizona Cardinals at Los Angeles Rams Rams -13.5 47.5 +500 / -700
Sun Oct 18 Buffalo Bills at Las Vegas Raiders Bills -6.5 47.5 -270 / +220
Sun Oct 18 Los Angeles Chargers at Kansas City Chiefs Chiefs -2.5 46.5 +120 / -140
Sun Oct 18 Dallas Cowboys at Green Bay Packers Packers -3.5 51.5 +140 / -165
Mon Oct 19 Washington Commanders at San Francisco 49ers 49ers -5.5 50.5 +205 / -250

On bye: Cincinnati, Detroit, Miami, Minnesota.

What the Week 6 Lines Are Telling Us

The Rams are the runaway favorite in a 14-game week (Cincinnati, Detroit, Miami, and Minnesota on bye), laying 13.5 at home against Arizona. New England (-9.5 vs the Jets) is the next-biggest number. Dallas at Green Bay tops the totals at 51.5, with the Monday nighter (Washington at San Francisco) right behind at 50.5. Houston at Jacksonville is the lowest at 42.5, and a pick’em (-110 both ways). Several one-and-a-half-point lines dot the Sunday slate.

How to Run a Week 6 Pick’em Pool

Print one sheet per player. Each person circles the team they think will cover the spread in every game (and optionally the over or under). Score one point per correct pick against the spread; the most points wins the week. Use the total points in the Monday night game as a tiebreaker. Because these are look-ahead lines, you can lock your pool to the numbers on the sheet so everyone plays the same spreads.

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2026 NFL Week 6 Pick’em: FAQ

What are the Week 6 odds based on?

These are look-ahead lines captured September 7, 2026, from an aggregate of major sportsbooks. Numbers move with results, injuries, and betting action, so confirm the current line before wagering. We refresh this page as the week approaches.

What does the spread mean?

The spread is the margin the favorite must win by to cover. A pick on the underdog covers if that team loses by less than the number, or wins outright.

Is the Week 6 pick’em sheet free?

Yes. The printable Week 6 pick’em sheet with odds is a free PDF you can download at the top of this page.

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