The over/under line is set for the defending champion New England Patriots, according to BetOnline.ag.

The Patriots line is set at 11 wins. They're getting -110 to finish with more than 11 wins and -110 to finish with less than 11 wins. That's right; this one could genuinely go either way.

Last season, the Patriots won 11 games in the regular season before going on to win the Super Bowl.

New England, of course, did suffer a major loss this offseason, with tight end Rob Gronkowski retiring. They will have a lot of returning stars though – headlined by quarterback Tom Brady and head coach Bill Belichick. Sony Michel is coming off a massive rookie season and could be a star running back as well.

The Patriots also have the luxury of their division. The AFC East is often considered the weakest division in football outside of the Patriots. They boast the New York Jets, Buffalo Bills, and Miami Dolphins. The Dolphins 7-9 record made them the second-best team in the division last season.

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New England went 5-1 against their division last year. The only loss came against the Dolphins with a ridiculous miracle 69-yard touchdown as time expired being their downfall.

This will be an interesting over/under to watch. As stated before, last year the Patriots won exactly 11 games. They haven't won less than that since 2009 – when they won 10 games.

It's hard to bet against the duo of Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. With those two at the helm, the Patriots should always be considered one of the elite teams in the NFL. However, at some point, things need to start going downhill at least slightly right? Whenever that happens, 11 wins will at least be a challenge to them.

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