As the 2025 NFL regular season is coming to a close, the Green Bay Packers have clinched a playoff spot and are locked into the 7th seed. It is still unknown which Packers starters will be playing in a meaningless Week 18 game in Minnesota. Now is a good time to revisit the season long player props and futures bets from 2025.
Team Futures
Regular Season Win Total: Over/Under 9.5 wins
To Make the Playoffs: -120
NFC North Winner: +250
To Win the Super Bowl: +2000
Through 16 games the Green Bay Packers have a record of 9-6-1. They visit the division rival Minnesota Vikings in the final regular season game. The Packers already clinched their playoff spot and winning does not help with their playoff seeding.
How many key players will play meaningful time in a meaningless game? Green Bay can still hit the over on their regular season win total, but winning on Sunday is far less important than getting to the postseason healthy.
The Chicago Bears entered the season with the lowest odds (+550) to win the NFC North, but secured the division title when the Packers lost to the Baltimore Ravens on Saturday. The Packers had a chance to take control of the division but lost to Chicago in an epic collapse in Week 16.
Oddsmakers have the Green Bay Packers odds of winning the Super Bowl at +2200. Those are the 12th best odds, which is bad considering only 14 teams make the NFL Playoffs. It is hard to fault them though, after the string of injuries and losses Green Bay has had the last few weeks.
Jordan Love
Passing Yards: Over/Under 3550.5 yards
Passing TDs: Over/Under 25.5 TDs
NFL MVP: +2000
Love currently has 3,381 passing yards and has thrown 23 touchdowns. If he ends up playing in Minnesota he has a good chance to go over both of those marks. It is unlikely that even if he plays, that he would play the whole game.
2025 has been Love’s most consistent year as a starter. There were still some ups and downs, however. Love and the Packers offense struggled against the Cleveland and Carolina. Green Bay’s run heavy approach with a comfortable lead against the Vikings also dragged down Love’s overall numbers. The offense as whole struggled at times with having different playmakers and lineman in and out of the lineup throughout the season.
The biggest reason for him not hitting the marks set by Vegas is due to exiting the game early in Chicago and missing the following week against Baltimore.
At +2000 Love started the season with the seventh best odds to win MVP. He was as high as the fourth favorite late in the season, but it was a two man race between the Matthew Stafford of the Rams and the Drake Maye of the Patriots by that point.
Josh Jacobs
Rushing Yards: Over/Under 1050.5 yards
Rushing TDs: Over/Under 10.5 TDs
Jacobs has rushed for 929 yards and scored 13 touchdowns on the ground through Week 17. It hasn’t been quite as successful of a season for Jacobs as it was in his first year in Green Bay.
The offensive line struggled opening holes for Jacobs throughout the season. Often times he would be contacted by a defender before he reached the line of scrimmage. That limited the amount of yards that he had in 2025. He didn’t have a 100-yard rushing game this season.
Jacobs played banged up throughout the season, dealing with a knee injury. He battled through it and only missed one game, but he was not utilized as much as the workhorse back is used to. Matt LaFleur would be wise to let him rest in the regular season finale.
Jacobs’ knack for getting the ball in the end zone did not go away, however. He had 13 rushing touchdowns through 13 games. He was a big reason for the Packers success in the red zone, until the efficiency fell off in the last few games. Jacobs playing through injury certainly had a part in that.
Matthew Golden
Receiving Yards: Over/Under 700.5 yards
6+ Receiving TDs: -130
AP Offensive Rookie of the Year: +2200
Golden’s rookie season has been a disappointment. He currently has only 353 yards receiving and has yet to catch a touchdown.
The expectations were sky high after Golden was Green Bay’s first round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. They had not drafted a wide receiver in the first round since 2002.
A deep wide receiver room limited playing time and targets for Golden. He had an opportunity to step up while both Christian Watson and Jayden Reed were sidelined with injuries early in the season, but failed to do so. Golden also missed three games this season with injuries of his own.
At times he showed why Brian Gutekunst selected him in the first round. On third or fourth down Golden would convert for a first down, showcasing his ability to get open and his strong hands. It was baffling that he didn’t get more looks in the passing game, especially early in the season while the offense was lackluster.
Tucker Kraft
Receiving Yards: Over/Under 625.5 yards
Kraft was on his way to becoming one of the elite tight ends in the NFL before he suffered a torn ACL in Week 9. He finished his third NFL season with 489 yards in eight games.
If he maintained that production over the course of 17 games, Kraft would have finished with 1,039 receiving yards.
LaFleur made Kraft the focal point for Green Bay’s offense. His ability to turn short receptions into big gains after the catch are his superpower. The Packers offense was left looking for answers after his injury. The sky is the limit for them in 2026 with both Kraft and Christian Watson healthy.
Roundup
Bookmakers set some pretty moderate lines for Green Bay Packers players in 2025. Love, Jacobs, and Kraft would have hit all of their overs if not for injury.
Injuries are a big part of the risk when it comes to player props and futures. It is hard for players to stay healthy for a 17 game season and the injury bug has hit Green Bay as hard as any team.
Vegas set the line for wins and making the playoffs correctly for the Packers. They were also spot on with them finishing second in the NFC North.
What player props and futures did you bet on in the 2025 season?
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