2025-26 NFL Conference Championship Odds Tracker

I am tracking the odds to win the 2026 AFC and NFC Championships all season long—also read as which two teams will play in Super Bowl 60—from the moment they opened on February 21. The graphs containing NFL conference championship odds below have been generated by averaging the odds from multiple sources.

You can see the most recent odds to win each NFL conference, as well as how the odds to win the AFC Championship and NFC Championship have changed throughout the course of the 2025-26 NFL season below.

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Odds to Win AFC Championship

The Buffalo Bills remain the favorites to win the AFC Championship after Week 3, thanks to their 4-0 start to the season. The best odds you can find on the Bills to win the AFC are +170 at FanDuel.

A $20 bet on the Bills at those odds would stand to profit $34 and return $54, while their implied probability to win the conference from those odds is 37%.

Baltimore had been the favorite entering Week 1, but their loss to the Bills saw their odds fade a little, and then their poor effort against the Chiefs in Week 4 saw their odds really tumble, allowing the Chiefs to move back up into the second-best odds.

Some of the biggest risers in AFC Championship odds after Week 4 include: the Chiefs, who went from an average of +647 entering Week 4, to +457 after crushing the Ravens; and the Jaguars, who improved from +2533 to +1917 after recording a big win over the 49ers.

The team who saw their odds worsen after Week 4 was the Ravens, whose losses are starting to catch up with them, as their odds faded from +268 to +481 after their loss to the Chiefs.

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Track AFC Championship Odds

The Chiefs opened as the favorites to win the AFC Championship, but were overtaken by the Ravens in late-June, which was movement likely caused by the signing of Jaire Alexander. The Ravens remained the favorites until losing to the Bills in Week 1, allowing Buffalo to take over as the new favorite.

Here are some notes on the AFC Championship odds movement:

• [September 9] The Bills mounted a fourth-quarter comeback against the Ravens in Week 1, which resulted in Buffalo overtaking Baltimore as the favorite to win the AFC.
• [August 20] Sportsbooks made it quite clear that they did not agree with Shane Steichen’s assessment of Daniel Jones giving Indianapolis a better chance of winning than Anthony Richardson. The Colts’ AFC Championship odds dipped from an average of +3850 to as long as +6000 after Jones was named the starter.
• [March 12] After acquiring DK Metcalf from the Seahawks, the Steelers saw their NFL Conference futures improve from +2750 to +2250. I think it’s likely we see Pittsburgh’s odds improve a little further if they manage to land Aaron Rodgers in free agency. Their top two WRs are among the best in the league, but they still need someone to distribute the ball.
• [February 21] Yet again, the Kansas City Chiefs opened as the favorites to win the AFC Championship with slightly longer than 3-1 odds. The Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills opened in the same tier as the Chiefs, both getting odds shorter than +400. There was a significant drop to the next team, the Bengals, at just shorter than +900 odds. The team with the biggest difference in opening AFC Championship odds year-over-year was the Broncos, who opened at +6000 last year, but had the seventh-best opening odds at +1733. The Jets’ odds were a lot different from last season as well, seeing just shorter than 57-1 odds this season versus their +1500 odds from last season.

Some trends to consider before placing any wagers on who will win the 2024 AFC Championship game:

• The New England Patriots have won 11 AFC Championships, the most conference championships of any team in the NFL
• The Chiefs have won five of the last six AFC Championships
• Three AFC teams have never been to a Super Bowl: Cleveland Browns, Houston Texans, and Jacksonville Jaguars
• The Patriots have won three of the last nine AFC Championships, and four of the last 11, but all came with Tom Brady under center
• No AFC South team has won an AFC Championship since 2010, when the the Indianapolis Colts did so with Peyton Manning

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Odds to Win NFC Championship

The Eagles are the favorites to win the NFC Championship with +340 odds. If you bet $20 on Philadelphia, you would stand to win $68 and return $88. Based off those odds, the probability of the Eagles winning the NFC Championship this season is 22.7%.

Philadelphia has yet to record a really convincing win this season, but they are 4-0 with wins over some of the league’s other top contenders. Their offense has struggled here and there, while their defense has had a couple hiccups too. But once again, they are undefeated and the current favorites to win the NFC.

The Packers were a very close second after Week 2, but a Week 3 loss and now Week 4 tie have seen Green Bay fall back a little to +424 consensus odds. Detroit has used the past three weeks to slowly make up for their rough Week 1 loss, and are very close to the Packers with +453 consensus odds now.

The only other team who saw their NFC Championship odds improve notably after Week 4 were the Rams, who went from +883 to +708 after a very good win over the Colts.

A handful of NFC teams saw their odds notably worsen, though, including: the Vikings, who disappointed against the Steelers in Ireland; Commanders, who lost to the Falcons (again without Jayden Daniels, though), and Buccaneers, who fell to the Eagles and saw their consensus odds move from +1000 to +1350.

NFC Championship Odds

The Philadelphia Eagles opened as the favorites to win the 2025-26 NFC Championship and held the title all offseason. However, in spite of a 2-0 start, they saw the Packers overtake them as the favorites following Week 2. That only lasted one week, though, after Green Bay was upset by the Browns in Week 3.

Here are some notes on the NFC Championship odds movement:

• [September 23] Philadelphia took back over as the favorites to win the NFC Championship after the Packers were upset by the Browns in Week 3.
• [September 16] The Packers logged another extremely impressive win in Week 2, beating the Commanders with ease, and while the Eagles did beat the Chiefs in Arrowhead, it wasn’t a very convincing one. The result was the Packers taking over as the favorites to win the NFC, marking the first time someone other than the Eagles were favored this season.
• [September 9] Green Bay’s odds got notably better after a very impressive Week 1 victory over the Lions. This movement gave them the second-best odds at the time.
• [August 29] The Packers acquiring Micah Parsons really shook up the NFC Championship odds. While the Eagles did not see much movement as the favorites, their odds did worsen a touch from +330 to +380. The Lions, who have to deal with Green Bay twice as fellow NFC North teams, saw their odds worsen from an average of +496 to as long as +700. The Packers’ odds improved from an average of +1008 to as short as +650, leaping the Rams, Commanders, and 49ers on the board.
• [July 22] Bettors must have started believing in JJ McCarthy, as Minnesota’s NFC Championship odds steadily improved from an average of +2100 back in March to an average of +1167 ahead of the preseason.
• [March 12] The LA Rams saw their NFC title odds improve from +1225 to +1050 after re-signing Matthew Stafford and adding Davante Adams in free agency. The Minnesota Vikings, on the other hand, saw their odds fade from +1600 to +2100 after losing Sam Darnold in free agency, leaving second-year pro JJ McCarthy as the projected starter at this point.
• [February 21] The Philadelphia Eagles opened as the favorites to win the NFC Championship with shorter than 3-1 odds. The Lions were a close second at opening with just longer than +400 odds. The NFC team with the biggest difference in opening odds year-over-year is the Commanders, who opened last season at 55-1 odds to win the NFC Championship, but had the fourth-best opening odds this season at +900. The 49ers were one of the bigger surprises at opening, as they were given the third-best odds in spite of missing the playoffs last season.

Some trends to consider before placing any wagers on who will win the 2024 NFC Championship game:

• Since 1999, only one team has repeated as NFC Champions: the Seattle Seahawks in 2014 and 2015
• The NFC’s no. 1 or 2 seed has represented the conference in the Super Bowl 12 of the last 14 years—it has not happened in two of the last five years
• No NFC North team has won an NFC Championship since 2011 when the Green Bay Packers accomplished the feat
• The Detroit Lions are the only NFC team who has never won the conference championship

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