Las Vegas Raiders
- 2025 NFL Team Betting Analysis

The Raiders enter the offseason on an uneven note after a 3-2 ATS mark in their final five games. That stretch produced three overs and a WLWLW sequence, showing brief ATS resilience but little sustained momentum. Over the prior ten contests the record flattened to 5-5 ATS and 5-5 on the total, confirming the inconsistency that defined their year.

Season-long the numbers were unattractive: 7-10 ATS overall and just 7-10 on the over. With only three starts as favorites they covered once, while going 6-9 ATS in 14 underdog spots. Home and road results offered little separation, finishing 4-5 ATS at home and 3-5 away. The under hit at a 58.8 percent clip, often when Las Vegas trailed early and the game script turned conservative.

First-half trends were especially telling. The Raiders led at halftime in just four of 17 games (23.5 percent) and after the first quarter in five (29.4 percent). Large negative first-half margins appeared repeatedly, most notably minus-21 at Kansas City and minus-17 at both Indianapolis and Philadelphia. Those slow starts repeatedly forced them into comeback attempts that rarely produced ATS wins.

The clearest positive came in Week 16, when they covered a 14-point spread at Houston despite a 21-23 loss. That marked their largest spread cover of the season. A Week 18 home win over Kansas City as 5.5-point dogs provided a late-season ATS surprise but little else.

For future betting angles, the Raiders have shown modest value only as sizable road underdogs when totals sit below the league average. Their persistent first-half deficits and overall 41 percent ATS rate suggest fading them as favorites or in games expecting a high-scoring script until personnel or coaching changes alter the early-game profile.