Kalshi favors Lions, Eagles and Titans in 2026 NFL openers

  • Kalshi favors Detroit at 74%, Philadelphia at 70% and Tennessee at 52% in three Sept. 13, 2026 NFL season-opening games.
  • Detroit has the highest listed Power Score at 35.6, while Philadelphia is at 35.0 and the Titans and Jets rank 28th and 29th at 22.1 and 21.4.
  • Alvin Kamara is not expected to play for New Orleans, Robert Saleh faces the Jets in his Tennessee debut, and Washington has lost Laremy Tunsil for the season.

Kalshi markets favor the Detroit Lions, Philadelphia Eagles and Tennessee Titans in three 2026 NFL season-opening games on Sunday, Sept. 13. Detroit is priced at 74% to beat the New Orleans Saints at 26% at 1:00 p.m. ET, Philadelphia at 70% over the Washington Commanders at 30% at 4:25 p.m. ET, and Tennessee narrowly at 52% over the New York Jets at 49% at 1:00 p.m. ET. Detroit hosts New Orleans at Ford Field, Tennessee hosts New York at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, and Philadelphia hosts Washington at Lincoln Financial Field. Kalshi gives Detroit a 55% chance to win by more than 6.5 points and a 52% chance that the game exceeds 49.5 points; Philadelphia has a 52% chance to win by more than 5.5 points and a 47% chance that its game exceeds 44.5 points; Tennessee has a 49% chance to win by more than 1.5 points and a 51% chance that the game exceeds 38.5 points. Market-implied Power Scores and playoff prices are 35.6 and 66% for Detroit, 35.0 and 62% for Philadelphia, 26.5 and 38% for New Orleans, 24.6 and 27% for Washington, 22.1 and 18% for Tennessee, and 21.4 and 16% for the Jets. Key personnel storylines include Alvin Kamara’s expected absence for New Orleans, Robert Saleh’s Tennessee debut against the Jets, and Washington injuries involving Laremy Tunsil and Marshon Lattimore.

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