Washington Commanders Win Total Over/Under Odds and 2023 Schedule Insights

Updated Sep. 12, 2023 9:30 a.m. ET

Data Skrive

The Washington Commanders took home eight wins last season, and their over/under for 2023 is set at 6.5 victories. The Washington Commanders' current odds to win the Super Bowl (+8220) place them 25th in the league. The Commanders are +312 to advance to the playoffs.

Commanders Postseason Odds

Odds to Make the Playoffs: +312
Odds to Win the NFC East: +1400
Odds to Win the Super Bowl: +8220

Commanders: Win Total Odds & Over/Under

Over/Under	Over Payout	Under Payout
6.5	-124	+103

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Commanders Last Year Performance

The Commanders' 8-8-1 record last year was not good enough to qualify for the postseason.
Last year Washington was 4-5 at home and 4-3-1 on the road.
When underdogs, the Commanders were 4-5. As favorites, they went 4-3-1.
Washington was 5-6-1 in the NFC, including 2-3-1 in the NFC East.
The Commanders went 5-3-1 in one-possession games, and they won two games decided by a field goal or less (2-1-1).
In island games last season, Washington secured two wins, sporting a 2-2 record.
Washington was undefeated (2-0) when an underdog by more than seven points last season, and was victorious in two contests when set as an underdog of seven or fewer points (2-5).

Commanders Strength of Schedule

The Commanders will have the eighth-hardest schedule in the league, based on their opponents' combined win total last year (153).
According to our predictions, the Commanders have the fourth-easiest schedule in the league.
Washington is facing the third-toughest schedule this season (based on its opponents' projected win total this year).
The Commanders have a schedule that features 10 games in 2023 against teams that finished above .500 in 2022 (six of those teams won 12 or more games and four of them accumulated five or fewer wins).

Commanders Offseason Additions and Losses

Draft Results

Name	Pick	Round	Position	College
Emmanuel Forbes	16	1	CB	Mississippi State
Jartavius Martin	47	2	DB	Illinois
Ricky Stromberg	97	3	OL	Arkansas
Braeden Daniels	118	4	OL	Utah
K.J. Henry	137	5	DE	Clemson
Christopher Rodriguez Jr.	193	6	RB	Kentucky
Andre Jones	233	7	DE	Louisiana