Miami Dolphins Odds, Moneylines, Spreads and Futures Markets
The Miami Dolphins' odds reflect a team starting over. Miami finished 7-10 in 2025, extending an already ugly playoff drought, and the offseason wasn't subtle. Mike McDaniel got fired and was replaced by Jeff Hafley, Green Bay's former defensive coordinator. The roster got gutted too, with several high-profile players released.
Miami signed Malik Willis to a three-year, $67.5 million deal after he spent last season backing up Jordan Love in Green Bay. He leans on De'Von Achane, still Miami's best skill player, while Chop Robinson and Zach Sieler try to hold the defense together.
Below, you'll find the latest numbers, playoff and division prices, betting explainers, and prop examples. We also cover everything on the Miami Dolphins' betting odds this season. Comparing this page against the rest of the league? Our full board of NFL odds covers every team.
Miami Dolphins Odds This Week
Miami Dolphins Odds to Win Super Bowl 61
Miami's history differs a lot from where the team is today. The Dolphins won back-to-back titles in Super Bowls VII and VIII under Don Shula, capping the NFL's only perfect season in 1972, and they haven't lifted the Lombardi Trophy since.
Their most recent trip to the big game was Super Bowl XIX, a 38-16 loss to the 49ers after the 1984 season, more than four decades ago. See how Miami stacks up against the rest of the league on our Super Bowl odds page.
Given the offseason teardown, nobody's circling Miami as a contender in 2026. The Miami Dolphins' odds to win Super Bowl 61 sit among the longest prices on the board.
| Sportsbook | Super Bowl 61 Odds |
|---|---|
| FanDuel | +100000 |
| BetMGM | +50000 |
Miami Dolphins Odds to Make Playoffs
Miami missed the postseason at 7-10 in 2025, its second consecutive losing season. The Dolphins haven't won a playoff game since beating Indianapolis in overtime in January 2001, the longest active streak of its kind in the league. Their last playoff appearance was in 2023, when Kansas City eliminated them in the Wild Card round.
With a first-year coach and a new starting quarterback learning the offense together, the Miami Dolphins' odds to make the playoffs point to a team most oddsmakers expect to be drafting early next spring instead. For a wider view of where every team stands, our NFL playoff odds page tracks the full field.
| Sportsbook | To Make Playoffs | To Miss Playoffs |
|---|---|---|
| BetMGM | +1500 | -5000 |
Miami Dolphins Odds to Win Division
Miami has won the AFC East 13 times, but not since 2008, when Tony Sparano's club went 11-5 a year after finishing 1-15. Buffalo has owned the division lately, and the gap only widened this offseason. The Miami Dolphins’ odds of winning the division sit well behind both Buffalo and New England.
For comparison, BetMGM has Buffalo around -150 to repeat as division champs, well ahead of New England and New York. Miami's full breakdown, alongside the Bills, Patriots, and Jets, is on our AFC East odds page.
| Sportsbook | AFC East Odds |
|---|---|
| BetMGM | +3500 |
| Caesars | +5000 |
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More Miami Dolphins Betting Markets
Once you've looked at the season-long futures, it helps to know how the Miami Dolphins' odds are presented for individual games, too. We track Miami's full-season number together with all 31 other teams on our NFL win totals page.
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Miami Dolphins Moneylines
Miami Dolphins odds this week for any single matchup start with the moneyline: just picking who wins, with the price adjusted for how likely that outcome is; favorites carry a minus sign, underdogs a plus.
Let’s take Miami's Week 1 trip to Las Vegas. DraftKings opened the Dolphins as +150 underdogs. A $100 bet on that moneyline profits $150, a $250 total payout, if Miami wins outright.
Miami Dolphins Spreads
Point spreads exist to make lopsided games worth betting on. Instead of picking a straight winner, you're betting on the margin.
The Raiders opened as 3-point favorites over Miami in their Week 1 matchup. So, Dolphins backers get three points added to the final score, meaning +3 cashes if Miami wins outright or loses by two points or fewer. Lay the standard -110 price on a $100 ticket, and a cover pays back $190.91, a $90.91 profit.
Miami Dolphins Totals (Over/Under)
Totals have nothing to do with who wins. You're betting on the combined final score instead. Books set Miami's Week 1 total at 41.5 points. A $100 bet on the Under at -110 profits $90.91 if the two offenses combine for 41 points or fewer.
If you don't already have an account for markets like these, our rankings of the best NFL betting sites break down the top-rated sportsbooks for bonuses and betting limits.
Miami Dolphins Props
Prop bets shift the focus from the final score to individual performances, such as receiving yards, touchdowns, sacks, and more. Most of the buzz around Dolphins props centers on De'Von Achane, Miami's best offensive weapon even after the receiver room got cleared out.
DraftKings has his season rushing touchdown total at 5.5, Over -130, and Under -155. A $100 bet on the Over profits $76.92, a $176.92 payout, if Achane scores on the ground six or more times in 2026.
Don't expect any Dolphins near the top of the NFL MVP odds this year, though Achane's workload gives him an outside shot if the offense finds a rhythm.
If you prefer wagering from your phone, our guide to the top NFL betting apps covers the best mobile experiences for tracking Dolphins props and lines.
Miami Dolphins Prediction Markets
Prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket let traders buy and sell event contracts on real-world outcomes rather than place traditional bets, with prices moving based on supply and demand.
In short, you can buy Yes/No contracts that predict whether a specific outcome will occur. These contracts are always priced between $0.01 and $0.99. Once the event resolves, the winning contracts settle at $1, while the losing contracts settle at $0.
This setup also provides additional flexibility, which seasoned sports fans usually appreciate. For example, early cashout options at sportsbooks are normally limited, with terms dictated by the operator. On a prediction market, you can sell your contracts at any point with no penalty – so long as there are other traders willing to buy them at that price.