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NFL predictions

Maiden publishes a win probability for every NFL game on the weekly slate: which side, how likely, and a projected margin and total for context. The full board, every week, with ties void.

The Week 1, 2026 board

See all 16 games →

Every game on the slate gets a call. These are the 5 we are most confident about this week.

Our 2026 Super Bowl board

Three picks from three bands of our own simulation: a team from our top three by title odds, a pick from the tier below, and a genuine longshot. 3 still open.

Maiden’s NFL predictions, explained

What does Maiden publish for an NFL game?

For every game on the slate, the model produces a win probability for the side we pick, a projected spread, and a projected total. What gets gradedis the win probability. The spread and the total are published as context and nothing more — and the spread is ours, not a bookmaker’s.

Does Maiden cover every NFL game?

Yes — the whole slate, every week. There is always a pick side, so the closest games publish just past 50% rather than being withheld, and our confidence is capped at 90%, the edge of the calibration table the model was validated on.

What happens when an NFL game ends in a tie?

A tie is void. One or two games a season end level, and a void pick counts neither for nor against the record — it shows in the results as a tie, and it never enters the win-loss record or the calibration table.

Does Maiden publish odds, prices, or units?

No. What never gets published is a price, a stake, or a unit. We show our own numbers and the record they produced; sportsbook and exchange prices are theirs to display, not ours to republish. Nothing here is betting advice.

How are the NFL predictions graded?

Every NFL call is graded after the game against the official result, in the same public track record as the tennis, UFC, cricket and college football picks.