2025 Green Bay Packers Predictions with Odds to Win the Super Bowl and Season Win Totals

The Green Bay Packers have effortlessly transitioned from Brett Favre to Aaron Rodgers, and now to Jordan Love. The stability at quarterback has allowed the Packers to remain competitive, and Love will be confident he can fill the massive shoes in Green Bay heading into the 2025 season. The Packers were eliminated in the Wild Card round of the playoffs last year against the eventual Super Bowl champions, but that does not detract from the promising 11-6 season. Green Bay has improved its win total in each of Jordan Love’s full NFL seasons, but does this team have what it takes to navigate a wild NFC North into the postseason?
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Offseason Recap
The Green Bay Packers are embracing the natural development of their franchise and have elected to hold firm in the offseason with their current roster. They did make a few additions, primarily on offense, as the front office understands a healthy Packers defense is capable of taking this team to the Super Bowl. The Packers re-signed offensive guard Zach Tom to a sizable deal and brought in guard Aaron Banks on a 4-year, $77 million deal. Banks protected Brock Purdy in the Super Bowl in 2023 and is just entering his prime at 27 years old. With Jordan Love adequately protected, the Packers shifted their focus to the receiving room. Mecole Hardman was brought in after an up-and-down tenure with the Chiefs, but the more exciting signing is Matthew Golden after he was drafted in the first round. Golden led all wide receivers at the combine with a 4.29 40-yard dash and a 1.49 10-yard split. His speed will complement Jayden Reed nicely, and the Packers now have no shortage of targets for Love down the field.
While the Packers got better on offense, their defense got picked apart in free agency. Jaire Alexander will be taking his talents to Baltimore, and it is hard to emphasize how dominant Alexander can be when he is on his game. He was 9th out of 222 graded cornerbacks last year in pass coverage, and it will be strange to see him in another uniform after spending all 7 years of his NFL career in Green Bay. Eric Stokes also spent his entire career in Green Bay, and his departure leaves the Packers scrambling in the secondary. They didn’t draft anyone to replace this pair either until the 7th round, which means the coaching staff must feel confident they have the talent they need already in the organization at the cornerback position.
Season Expectations
If Jordan Love proves to be a worthy successor for Aaron Rodgers, the Green Bay Packers have a legitimate shot at making a deep postseason run this season. They finished inside the top ten on both sides of the ball last season, and their offense is even better this year. Josh Jacobs has proven himself to be a reliable, workhorse running back in the Packers’ backfield, and his pass-catching abilities were on full display last year. Love was often left without the receiving depth he needed in the past, but the Packers kept their core while bringing in both Hardman and Golden to solidify their options. While the depth options are certainly nice, Jayden Reed’s play will have a massive impact on the trajectory of this team. He was an effective target last year with 857 yards and 6 touchdowns, while also tacking on 163 yards on the ground with another score. The Packers appear ready to leap into the truly unstoppable category on offense, and it will all come down to how they play on the other side of the ball.
Losing Jaire Alexander and Eric Stokes is nothing to scoff at. These two dominant corners spent their entire careers with the team, and now Keisean Nixon and Nate Hobbs will need to step up. Nixon’s role has grown with each passing season in Green Bay, while Hobbs had a down season with Las Vegas last year and needed a fresh start. Both men are capable of filling the massive shoes in the Green Bay secondary, and the Packers will need them to do exactly that if they hope to navigate a challenging NFC North.
Green Bay Packers Schedule Breakdown
The Green Bay Packers are sandwiched in the NFC North with both the Minnesota Vikings and Detroit Lions, and the Chicago Bears could be dangerous this year too. It is no surprise to see that the Packers have the fifth-hardest schedule in the NFL as a result. There are no easy matchups in their division, and they are also going through the tough NFC East and even tougher AFC North this year. They have an especially frightening end to the season with their last seven games featuring five divisional matchups plus games against the Ravens and Broncos. It will be tough sledding for the Packers this season, but strong play on both sides of the ball could be enough to keep them afloat in the NFC.
Green Bay Packers Odds
The Green Bay Packers have qualified for the playoffs in back-to-back seasons with Jordan Love at the helm, and will feel confident they have the squad they need to make another dash into the postseason. They have -130 odds to do so, and their win total is set at 9.5 wins. This makes sense as 10 wins will almost certainly get Green Bay into the playoffs, and there is a small chance they get in at 9-8, as they did in 2023. They find themselves in a very competitive NFC North, and have the second-best odds behind the Lions at +260 to win the division. Finally, the Packers have the 5th best odds in the NFC to go to the Super Bowl, with +1000 odds to win the conference. While I have no doubt this team will be competitive, taking them to win the division or finish with double-digit wins doesn’t offer enough upside compared to their playoff props. Not only do the Packers have the 5th hardest schedule based on last year’s win percentages, but many of their opponents are expected to be better this year. It wouldn’t be surprising to see Green Bay sneak into the playoffs in the Wild Card and still go on a run to the Super Bowl.
2025 Green Bay Packers Season Predictions and Best Bets
The Green Bay Packers have managed to avoid a rebuild through their quarterback transition and are now legitimate Super Bowl threats once again. While a difficult schedule will prevent them from besting their 11-6 record last year, this team still has everything it needs to make a deep playoff run. I won’t be touching their win totals or their divisional odds, but the Packers will make the playoffs, and there is tons of value on both their NFC odds and their Super Bowl odds. The playoffs at -130 isn’t a price point I am in love with for a season-long future, but there is certainly still value there. Instead, take the Packers to win the NFC at +1000 and the Super Bowl at +2000 odds. Green Bay was inside the top 8 in both PPG and PPG allowed last season, and they haven’t undergone too many changes heading into this year. Their offense got marginally better while their defense got marginally worse, but they will once again be a threat. They have only lost to the eventual NFC champions in the playoffs during the Jordan Love era, and it is now time for Green Bay to take the next step forward. A soft start to the season will allow them to inflate their record early, and these odds will not be available for long when they kick things off with a 5-3 or 6-2 start.
Pick: Green Bay Packers to make the playoffs -130
Top Pick: Green Bay Packers to win the NFC +1000
Pick: Green Bay Packers to win the Super Bowl +2000
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