New Orleans Saints Playoff Odds: July 2025
The Saints' playoff chances are one of the longest in the league at DraftKings Sportsbook. It's always a good idea to check out multiple Louisiana sportsbooks before placing any bet, but especially when we're this far out from the start of the season. This is when odds will tend to fluctuate and vary the most between brands.
| 🔥 Saints Playoff Chances | 14.3% chance (+600) |
| 🏆 Saints Win Super Bowl | 0.3% chance (+30000) |
| 👑 Saints Win NFC | 0.8% chance (+12000) |
| ⭐️ Saints Win NFC South | 7.7% chance (+1200) |
| ✅ Odds Last Verified | July 10, 2025 |
Keep an eye out for Louisiana sports betting promos, as these could provide boosted odds or bonus bets to place wagers, such as those on the Saints playoff odds.
*NOTE: Odds vary among sportsbooks such as BetMGM, Caesars, DraftKings, FanDuel, and more. You may be able to find better New Orleans Saints playoff odds if you visit other sportsbooks.
Saints Playoff Picture: Can the Saints Make the Playoffs?
Yes, the Saints have a shot at the playoffs, technically, everyone does before the 2025 season kicks off. But after a disappointing 5-12 finish in 2024 and a season full of turmoil, New Orleans faces an uphill battle. With a major question mark at quarterback, a playoff run feels like a long shot. Their current odds of making the postseason sit at just 14.3%.
New Orleans Saints 2025 Schedule and Betting Lines
For the first time in 25 years, New Orleans doesn't have a primetime game scheduled. They will start the season hosting the Arizona Cardinals.
| New Orleans Saints Schedule | Betting Odds | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1 vs. Arizona Cardinals | NO +5.5, ML +190 | TBD |
| Week 2 vs. San Francisco 49ers | NO +7, ML +280 | TBD |
| Week 3 at Seattle Seahawks | NO +6.5, ML +215 | TBD |
| Week 4 at Buffalo Bills | NO +12.5, ML +470 | TBD |
| Week 5 vs. New York Giants | NO +1.5, ML +102 | TBD |
| Week 6 vs. New England Patriots | NO +3, ML +136 | TBD |
| Week 7 at Chicago Bears | NO +7.5, ML +270 | TBD |
| Week 8 vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers | NO +5.5, ML +185 | TBD |
| Week 9 at Los Angeles Rams | NO +9.5, ML +320 | TBD |
| Week 10 at Carolina Panthers | NO +4.5, ML +160 | TBD |
| Week 11 BYE | - | - |
| Week 12 vs. Atlanta Falcons | NO +2.5, ML +105 | TBD |
| Week 13 at Miami Dolphins | NO +6, ML +195 | TBD |
| Week 14 at Tampa Bay Buccaneers | NO +9.5, ML +330 | TBD |
| Week 15 vs. Carolina Panthers | NO +1.5, ML +102 | TBD |
| Week 16 vs. New York Jets | NO -1.5, ML -122 | TBD |
| Week 17 at Tennessee Titans | NO +3.5, ML +140 | TBD |
| Week 18 at Atlanta Falcons | NO +4.5, ML +180 | TBD |
New Orleans Saints News & Updates for 2025-26 Season
Here's the latest news and updates as they pertain to the 2025 New Orleans Saints playoff chances.
- 📆 June 18: The Saints sign TE Seth Green and OL Barry Wesley.
- 📆 May 12: New Orleans signs WR Donovan Peoples-Jones and DB Terrell Burgess.
- 📆 May 10: QB Derek Carr announces retirement.
- 📆 April 28: New Orleans signs DE Chris Rumph.
- 📆 April 25: The Saints draft Louisville quarterback Tyler Shough with the 40th overall pick in the Draft.
- 📆 April 24: New Orleans selects OL Kevlin Banks Jr. from Texas in the first round of the NFL draft.
- 📆 April 23: The Saints exercise the fifth-year option on WR Chris Olave.
- 📆 March 24: The Saints re-sign DB Ugo Amadi and sign WR Brandin Cooks.
- 📆 March 17: New Orleans signs WR Velus Jones Jr. and DE Jonah Williams.
- 📆 March 13: The Saints sign TE Jack Stoll, CB Isaac Yiadom, and OL Will Clapp.
- 📆 March 12: New Orleans signs S Justin Reid and re-signs TE Juwan Johnson.
- 📆 March 12: The Saints trade a 2026 seventh-round draft pick to the Patriots for DT Davon Godchaux.
- 📆 March 11: WR Dante Pettis re-signs with New Orleans.
- 📆 March 4: The Saints release RB Jamaal Williams.
- 📆 February 18: The Saints hire Joel Thomas as Running Backs Coach and Scott Tolzien as Quarterbacks Coach.
- 📆 February 11: New Orleans hires Kellen Moore as their new head coach.
Be sure to bookmark this page and check back regularly, as we'll continue to update with relevant news affecting the Saints playoff chances and Saints Super Bowl odds for the upcoming NFL season.
Where Can I Bet on the Saints to Make the Playoffs?
For local Saints fans, sports betting is legal in Louisiana. You can bet on the New Orleans Saints to make the playoffs with most major sportsbooks, including Caesars Sportsbook, FanDuel Louisiana, DraftKings, and BetMGM. Odds will vary across the different sports betting sites, with the most profitable odds for the Saints to make the playoffs varying.
Because Louisiana sports betting is legal, bettors can place wagers on the Saints to make the playoffs both at brick-and-mortar sportsbooks and via mobile sports betting apps.
Do the Saints Have a Chance to Make the Playoffs?
Yes, the Saints can make the playoffs in 2025, as everyone gets a fresh start. With the 2025 season still a few months out, all 32 NFL teams technically have a chance to make the playoffs. The Saints' odds to make the playoffs are the third-longest in the NFL, but these odds will fluctuate once the roster is complete and the season starts.
Are the Saints Out of Playoffs?
No, the Saints are not out of the playoffs since the season has yet to start. Although there are a handful of teams that NFL prognosticators are already writing off (including the Saints), no teams have been officially eliminated. Based on -900 odds at DraftKings, the Saints have a 90.0% chance of missing the 2025 playoffs.
Where Do the New Orleans Saints Rank in the NFC Standings?
The Saints have the longest odds to win the NFC at +12000.
Where Do the New Orleans Saints Rank in the NFC Wild Card Race?
The Saints ranked 15th in the NFC playoff picture at the end of the 2024 season, but only seven teams make the playoffs. They struggled to keep up and could not make the playoffs. It is too early to know where any team stands in the wild card race for the 2025 season. The Saints have the longest odds to win the NFC South at +1200.
Who to Root for if You're a New Orleans Saints Fan
If you're a New Orleans Saints fan, you'll (of course) be rooting for the New Orleans Saints and rooting against their NFC South rivals, including the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Carolina Panthers, and Atlanta Falcons.
New Orleans Saints Postseason Outlook and Predictions
With Kellen Moore taking over as head coach, the Saints are hoping for a major offensive turnaround. The biggest question is still at quarterback after Derek Carr’s retirement, with Tyler Shough, Spencer Rattler, and Jake Haener competing for the starting job. To help jumpstart the offense, New Orleans added TE Jack Stoll, WR Brandin Cooks, WR Donova Peoples Jr., and drafted OL Kelvin Banks Jr. in the first round to bolster the line.
Defensively, the Saints upgraded with the additions of DE Chase Young, S Justin Reid, and DT Davon Godchaux. They also added depth in the draft, selecting CB Quincy Riley, DT Vernon Broughton, and S Jonas Sanker.
New Orleans Saints Playoffs FAQs
The New Orleans Saints have a 14.3% chance of making the 2025-26 NFL Playoffs, according to odds from DraftKings sportsbook. Currently at +600, the Saints have the third-longest playoff odds among all NFL teams. We expect these odds to change once the season kicks off.
No, the Saints are not out of the playoffs as the season has yet to start. Ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft, the Saints have a 90.0% chance of missing the playoffs, according to -900 odds from DraftKings sportsbook.
Yes, the Saints, and every other NFL team, for that matter, can make the playoffs since the season has yet to start. DraftKings sportsbook gives the Saints a 14.3% chance to make the playoffs based on the implied probability of +600 odds.
In Louisiana, you can bet on the New Orleans Saints to make the playoffs at any of the eight legal and licensed mobile apps or retail sportsbook locations throughout the state. At this point in the offseason, however, not every online betting site will have Saints playoff markets available.
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Calli has been an avid sports fan since she can remember. After earning her Bachelor’s degrees from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism at Arizona State University, she combined her passion for journalism and sports. Calli has covered the NFL, NBA, MLB, NCAAF, college sports, and sports betting for several media outlets.
