| Spread | Total | ML | Main ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
▶Patriots | +2.5 47%46% | O 50.5 53%53% | 40%39% | 40% Kalshi |
▶Lions | -2.5 53%54% | U 50.5 47%47% | 56%56% | 56% Kalshi |
| Spread | Total | Moneyline | Main ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
▶New England Patriots | +2.5 | O 50.5 | 40% Kalshi | |
▶Detroit Lions | -2.5 | U 50.5 | 56% Kalshi |
Detroit (6-2) is the moneyline favorite over New England (5-4) in the Week 10 Munich game, priced at 57.5% on average as of November 10 (58% Kalshi, 57% Polymarket) against 43% for the Patriots. The two venues sit within one point of each other on both sides, so there is no cross-platform price gap worth chasing. The Lions are the designated home team at Allianz Arena, but this is a neutral-site game, and their 4-0 record at Ford Field does not travel with them. Kickoff is 9:30 AM ET on Sunday, November 15 (3:30 PM local time), on Fox.
Detroit carries a four-game winning streak into Munich and is priced like a field-goal favorite at a neutral site. New England arrives 5-4 and off a 45-27 home loss to Green Bay, and the board has edged toward the Patriots across the last day of trading anyway.
The Lions are 6-2 and second in the NFC North behind 7-2 Chicago, with Minnesota also at 6-2 and Green Bay at 6-3. Their four straight wins (45-21 at Arizona, 20-17 over Green Bay, 19-15 over Minnesota, 19-9 at Miami) have come with a quieter offense than the season line suggests: Detroit averages 27.8 points per game for the year but has scored 20, 19 and 19 in its last three, while the defense has allowed 17, 15 and 9 over the same stretch. Jared Goff has 2,134 passing yards, 15 touchdowns and 2 interceptions, Jahmyr Gibbs leads the rushing attack with 847 yards and 9 touchdowns, and Amon-Ra St. Brown leads the receivers with 61 catches for 657 yards (ESPN season leaders, as of November 10).
New England is 5-4 and second in the AFC East behind 7-1 Buffalo. Drake Maye has thrown for 2,282 yards with 18 touchdowns against 11 interceptions, and the Patriots average 23.4 points while allowing 23.0. The backfield is the availability question: ESPN listed Rhamondre Stevenson (knee) as doubtful and TreVeyon Henderson (illness) as questionable on November 10, which puts both of the team's primary running backs in doubt at once. A.J. Brown (knee) was listed questionable and center Ben Brown (knee) doubtful on the same report.
For Detroit, linebacker Jack Campbell is on injured reserve with a neck injury, which removes the team's leading tackler (57 stops). Cornerback D.J. Reed (hip), center Cade Mays (ankle) and linebacker DJ Wonnum (concussion) were listed questionable as of November 10.
The moneyline and the spread tell the same story. Lions -2.5 traded at 53.5% on average and Lions -3.5 at 44.5% as of November 10, which places the market's median Detroit margin right around three points, with the steepest step on the ladder across the field goal (nine points between -2.5 and -3.5). The total is centered near 51: over 50.5 traded at 53.5% and over 52.5 at 47.5%, with Kalshi and Polymarket within a point of each other on both rungs. That number matches the season scoring averages (27.8 plus 23.4 is 51.2) but sits well above Detroit's recent games, which finished with 37, 34 and 28 combined points.
The neutral site is the cleanest way to read the moneyline. Neither team has a home crowd or a short trip in Munich, so the 57.5% Detroit price and the three-point median margin are a read on team strength: Detroit's plus-33 point differential (222 scored, 189 allowed) against New England's plus-4 (211 to 207). The Lions' 4-0 Ford Field record is the part of their résumé the market cannot lean on here; away from Detroit they are 2-2.
The board's snapshot history runs from 11:22 AM ET on November 9 to 10:45 AM ET on November 10. Over that window the Lions moneyline drifted from 59% to 58% on Kalshi and from 59% to 57% on Polymarket, and the Patriots moved up from 42% to 43% on Kalshi and from 41% to 43% on Polymarket. Lions -2.5 on Kalshi slipped from 55% to 53%. The total at 50.5 held at 53% to 54% on both venues. It is a small move toward New England, scoped to roughly one day of captures, and it came after the Patriots' loss to Green Bay rather than before it.
The moneyline settles on the winner of the game played Sunday, November 15, 2026, at Allianz Arena in Munich, with a 9:30 AM ET kickoff. Spread and total contracts settle on the official final score once the game goes final, and each venue applies its own rules to overtime and to a tie.
The result feeds straight into the NFC North division market, where four teams sit within one game of each other, and into the AFC East division market, where New England trails Buffalo by two and a half games. Each team's prior week is on the board too: Detroit's win at Miami and New England's loss to Green Bay. Season-long markets for both clubs live on the Detroit Lions hub and the New England Patriots hub, and the full Week 10 slate is on the NFL hub.
The moneyline resolves to the team that wins the New England Patriots vs Detroit Lions game on Sunday, November 15, 2026, at Allianz Arena (listed by ESPN as FC Bayern Munich Stadium) in Munich, Germany, kicking off at 9:30 AM ET. Detroit is the designated home team at a neutral site. Each winning contract pays $1 per share and the losing side pays $0. Spread and total contracts settle on the official final score. Overtime, ties and a postponement or cancellation are settled under each venue's own rules on Kalshi and Polymarket.
As of November 10, 2026, Detroit is the favorite at 57.5% on average (58% Kalshi, 57% Polymarket) and New England is at 43% on both venues. Lions -2.5 trades at 53.5%.
Detroit is the designated home team, per ESPN, but the game is played at a neutral site, Allianz Arena in Munich. The Lions are 4-0 at Ford Field this season, a split that does not carry over to Germany.
Kickoff is 9:30 AM ET on Sunday, November 15, 2026, which is 3:30 PM local time in Munich. The game airs on Fox.
The moneyline, spread and total trade on both Kalshi and Polymarket, with about $310K in combined volume on the board as of November 10. Polymarket also lists player props such as Jared Goff and Drake Maye passing yards.
The market centers near 51 points: over 50.5 traded at 53.5% and over 52.5 at 47.5% as of November 10, with Kalshi and Polymarket within one point of each other on both rungs.
Watch the final injury reports for Rhamondre Stevenson, TreVeyon Henderson and A.J. Brown, which will settle New England's backfield and receiver group. Any downgrade there lands on a moneyline already sitting at 43%.