NFL Division Odds Tracker for 2025-26 Season

• Odds to win all eight NFL divisions are available for the 2025-26 NFL season
• See which teams are the early favorites to win each NFL division
• Track the NFL divisional odds movement below and find the best lines to bet

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I am tracking the odds to win all eight divisions for the 2025-26 NFL season. Week 1’s results did not bring any new NFL division favorites, but we are seeing a few division races tightening up, according to the odds. Get the most recent NFL divisional odds for the upcoming season, and track how the odds change throughout the entire season (offseason and regular season).

AFC – East / North / South / West
NFC – East / North / South / West

AFC East Odds

The Buffalo Bills are the heavy favorites to win the AFC East in the 2025-26 season, getting as short as -1250 odds to win the division for a sixth-straight year. Buffalo’s odds improved from an average of -679 to an average of -1028 after crushing the Jets in Week 2.

The Patriots beat the Dolphins in Week 2, sending Miami’s division odds to as long as +5000. The Jets are given the worst odds to win the division at +9000.

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The Buffalo Bills had been suffering through the longest drought before winning the division each of the last five years. Prior to their 2020 AFC East championship, they had not won the division since 1995. But none of that matters now that they’re back-to-back-to-back-to-back-to-back AFC East champions.

The New England Patriots have won the AFC East in 11 of the last 16 seasons, and 16 of the last 22. The Miami Dolphins and Buffalo Bills (last five years) are the teams to take it from the Pats in that timeframe.

Here are some notes on the AFC East odds movement:

• [September 9] After every AFC East team, other than the Bills, lost in Week 1, Buffalo’s odds to win the division improved to as short as -833.
• [May 20] Shortly after the NFL Draft wrapped up, the Patriots, who were widely seen as one of the biggest winners of the draft, saw their AFC East odds continue to improve, surpassing the Dolphins for the second-best in the division.
• [March 4] The Bills opened as the heavy favorites to win the AFC East. The Bills were given -250 odds at opening, and the Dolphins had the second-best at +475. To the surprise of some, the Jets opened with (significantly) worse odds than the Patriots.

Buffalo Bills

• Consensus Division Odds: -1028

Sportsbooks are essentially calling the AFC East already. The Bills appear to be so far above the other three teams, and it would likely take some big injury to shuffle things up. If you haven’t bet the Bills to win the division yet, I think it’s too late.

Miami Dolphins

• Consensus Division Odds: +3857

The Dolphins season has gotten off to a horrific start. It’s one thing to be 0-2, but they were absolutely dominated by the Colts and lost to the Patriots at home in Week 2. Miami appears closer to blowing the team up than winning the division, and a date with the Bills in Week 3 might help make that decision.

New England Patriots

• Consensus Division Odds: +768

The Patriots rebounded in Week 2 with a win in Miami, but it wasn’t a very convincing one. They might be the second-best team in the division but the gap between them and Buffalo seems much greater than the gap between them and the other two.

New York Jets

• Consensus Division Odds: +6929

After a promising Week 1 showing from the Jets’ offense, they completely disappeared in a big spot against the Bills in Week 2. The Jets might surprise and compete for the second-best record in the AFC East, but they’re not winning it.

AFC North Odds

The Baltimore Ravens are still odds-on favorites to win the AFC North with odds as short as -426. The win over the Browns in Week 2 helped their odds improve, but the main driver was the Bengals losing Joe Burrow to injury for the next three months.

The Bengals division odds plummeted from +255 to +679 after losing their starting QB for most of the season, if not all of it. They had been given the second-best prior to Week 2, but now the Steelers have jumped them in spite of their own loss in Week 2.

Three different teams have won the AFC North in the last five seasons. The Cleveland Browns are the odd team out, not having won the division since 1989. The Ravens are the two-time reigning AFC North champs.

Here are some notes on the AFC North odds movement:

• [September 16] Joe Burrow’s turf toe injury, which was expected to keep him out for about three months, saw Cincinnati’s AFC North odds plummet from consensus odds of +255 to +679.
• [September 9] The Ravens remained odds-on favorites to win the division despite losing a heartbreaker to Bills in Week 1. Sportsbooks obviously did not feel Cincinnati or Pittsburgh’s Week 1 wins were very impressive.
• [March 12] The Steelers acquired DK Metcalf through a trade with Seattle, and their odds to win the AFC North shortened from +700 to +550 following the move.
• [March 4] The Ravens opened as the heavy favorites to win the AFC North in 2025-26. Cincinnati opened with the second-best odds at +190.

Baltimore Ravens

• Consensus Division Odds: -397

The Ravens saw massive improvement in their division odds after Week 2, but it was largely the result of their competition crumbling, as Joe Burrow was lost for most of the season.

Baltimore did dominate the Browns in Week 2, though, and saw some significant improvements from their defense versus Week 1. Though, the level of competition diminished in a big way.

Cincinnati Bengals

• Consensus Division Odds: +679

In spite of Jake Browning leading Cincinnati to another win over the Jaguars in Week 2, bringing them to 2-0, sportsbooks believe the Bengals season is over after losing Joe Burrow.

I actually think they’ll remain competitive, and probably still finish with the second-best record in the division (as long as Browning stays healthy), but that’s more of an indictment of the rest of the division than it is suggesting they’ll be a good team still.

Cleveland Browns

• Consensus Division Odds: +9357

The Browns are not winning the AFC North this season. We’ll likely see them turn things over to Dillon Gabriel soon, and then maybe even Shedeur Sanders at some point too.

Pittsburgh Steelers

• Consensus Division Odds: +607

Aaron Rodgers was able to showcase maybe the ceiling of what he has left in the tank in Week 1, but we saw some of his limitations present themselves in Week 2 against the Seahawks. Pittsburgh dropped to 1-1 as their defense continued to struggle mightily against the run, which is very concerning considering they’ll need to beat Baltimore to have a chance at the division.

AFC South Odds

The Colts are the new favorites to win the AFC South after Week 2, getting as short as +130 odds. Indianapolis’ big win over the Broncos, where they moved the ball up and down the field with ease for most of the game, saw them go from third-best to the best odds.

Houston’s 0-2 start saw them not only give up the title of favorite to win the AFC South, but they also fell behind the Jaguars as well.

The AFC South has been claimed by the Houston Texans in six of the last ten seasons, including each of the last two years, but three different teams have won it in the last four years. The Colts are suffering through the longest drought, not having won the AFC South since 2014.

Here are some notes on the AFC South odds movement:

• [September 16] Houston’s 0-2 start to the season opened the door for the Colts to become the new favorites to win the AFC South.
• [September 9] In spite of losing in Week 1, the Texans remained the favorites to win the AFC South. Though, their odds faded from +100 to an average of +169, while both the Jaguars and Colts saw their odds improve after wins.
• [March 4] The Texans opened as the favorites to win the AFC South, getting +100 odds. The Jaguars opened with the second-best odds to win the division, just slightly better odds than the Colts.

Houston Texans

• Consensus Division Odds: +250

The Texans continued to struggle protecting CJ Stroud in Week 2 and couldn’t run the ball with much success either. Their defense does not appear to be as good as they were last season, and the rest of the division around them has gotten better.

If Houston is serious about contending this year, they might need to make a trade for a couple offensive linemen. I would not bet them to win the division at this price.

Indianapolis Colts

• Consensus Division Odds: +136

The Colts are one of the biggest surprises of the season so far. Their win over the Dolphins isn’t as shocking anymore now that Miami also lost to the Patriots, but they put together a great game against the Broncos.

Daniel Jones is looking better than we’ve ever seen him in Shane Steichen’s offense, and the defense appears good enough. I just locked in the Colts to win the AFC South at +140 on ESPN Bet.

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Jacksonville Jaguars

• Consensus Division Odds: +211

The Jaguars certainly appear to be improved from last season, but I think they’re still in for an up-and-down year. They should not have lost to the Bengals with Joe Burrow going down so early. Their defense definitely still needs some work, and their offense is going to take a bit of time to really start executing in Liam Cohen’s system.

I don’t think there will be enough time for them to catch the division-leader once things do start clicking for the Jags this year.

Tennessee Titans

• Consensus Division Odds: +1686

The Titans are not winning the division this season. It will be fun watching Cam Ward grow, but that’s what this season is all about.

AFC West Odds

The Chargers have taken over as the favorites to win the AFC West after Week 2. LA is getting as long as +190 odds after their 2-0 start, which includes wins over the Chiefs and Raiders.

Kansas City’s odds faded again after their Week 2 loss to the Eagles. They still have the second-best odds in the division, but the Broncos are not far behind.

The Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos are the only two teams to have claimed the AFC West in the last 15 seasons, with the former having won it each of the last nine seasons.

The Chargers have not won the division since 2009 and you have to go back to 2002 to see the last time the Raiders sat atop the AFC West.

Here are some notes on the AFC West odds movement:

• [September 16] The Chargers took over as the AFC West favorites after the Chiefs lost in Week 2, marking an 0-2 start for the reigning AFC West champs.
• [September 9] Though the Chiefs lost to the Chargers in Week 1, and the Broncos and Raiders also won, Kansas City remained the favorites to win the AFC West. However, their average odds went from -116 prior to kickoff to +177 afterwards.
• [August 15] The Chargers had the second-best odds to win the AFC West all offseason up to this point, when the Broncos surpassed them for second on the board. It seems money was the reason for this movement.
• [March 4] The Chiefs once again opened with the best odds to win the AFC West. However, their opening odds (-125) were notably longer than they have been in previous seasons. Sportsbooks obviously felt the Chargers and Broncos would provide some legitimate competition to the Chiefs in the AFC West.

Denver Broncos

• Consensus Division Odds: +311

Whether you agree with the leverage penalty that cost the Broncos their Week 2 game against the Colts doesn’t really matter – Denver should not have put themselves in a position to lose that game. A bad Bo Nix interception, some mistakes from veteran JK Dobbins, and a missed FG by Wil Lutz all helped give the game away.

Denver’s defense was killed by crossing routes and they’ll need to figure out an answer to man-coverage-beating offenses. But the bigger concern, in my opinion, is Nix still not taking that next step in this Sean Payton offense. I don’t think this team is capable of beating a healthy (not-suspended) Chiefs or Chargers right now.

Kansas City Chiefs

• Consensus Division Odds: +254

An 0-2 start has seen the Chiefs lose the title of favorites to win the division. However, both games were competitive and the Chiefs are expecting Xavier Worthy back soon. Kansas City just needs to weather the injuries/suspensions to their star skill players, and not fall too far back before they return.

Should they lose to the Ravens in Week 4, I’ll be taking a look at their division odds.

Las Vegas Raiders

• Consensus Division Odds: +1557

As expected, Pete Carroll seems to have raised the Raiders floor pretty quickly. However, I don’t believe their ceiling is high enough to contend in one of the best divisions in football.

Los Angeles Chargers

• Consensus Division Odds: +100

The Chargers put up an impressive win over the Chiefs in Week 1, and followed it with a good win in Las Vegas, which resulted in them becoming the new favorites to win the division. If the Chargers can stay healthy, they may be able to build up a big enough lead in the AFC West before the Chiefs get Rashee Rice back.

Their defense looks very good and Justin Herbert appears comfortable running Jim Harbaugh’s offense.

NFC East Odds

The Philadelphia Eagles are the heavy favorites to win the NFC East in 2025-26 with -208 odds. Their odds got a little better after beating the Chiefs at Arrowhead in Week 2.

The Commanders still have the second-best odds after being dominated by the Packers in Week 2.

The NFC East has not had a repeat winner since the Philadelphia Eagles won four straight from 2001-2004. Three different teams have won the division in the last five years, with Philadelphia being the reigning NFC East champion. The Giants have not won the NFC East since 2011.

Here are some notes on the NFC East odds movement:

• [March 4] The Eagles opened as the odds-on favorites to win the NFC East with -150 odds. Washington opened with the second-best odds at +225 with the Cowboys being a distant +600.

Dallas Cowboys

• Consensus Division Odds: +907

The Cowboys looked like they might be contenders in the NFC East after pushing the Eagles in Week 1, but needing overtime to beat the Giants in Week 2 is pretty concerning. I think Dallas will be better than expected this season, but not contending for the division.

New York Giants

• Consensus Division Odds: +4929

Russell Wilson may have bought himself some time after a great performance in Week 2, but we’re much closer to the Jaxson Dart era starting than the Giants are to winning the NFC East.

Philadelphia Eagles

• Consensus Division Odds: -222

The Eagles are not winning in a pretty way right now, but they’re 2-0 with wins over the Cowboys and Chiefs. As long as they can stay healthy, I think they win the NFC East without much trouble. I wouldn’t bet them at their current price, but am waiting for something bad (a loss/injury) before I pounce.

Washington Commanders

• Consensus Division Odds: +261

After losing Austin Ekeler for the season to a torn Achilles, it seems we are going to officially get Jacory Croskey-Merritt in Washington. The rookie was effective in Week 1, but was barely given any opportunities in Week 2.

I think his explosion is exactly what the Commanders need out of their ground game, and the change will be a good one. They really need Terry McLaurin to rebuild the chemistry with Jayden Daniels after he held out most of the offseason. But ultimately, I don’t think Washington has the defense to beat the Eagles.

NFC North Odds

The Packers have arguably looked like the best team in the NFL through two weeks, and are pretty heavily favored to win the NFC North with odds as short as -210. The Lions bounced back in a big way after losing to the Packers in Week 1, hammering the Bears in Week 2 to move back to the second-best odds to win the division.

All four teams have won the NFC North in the last seven years, with the Packers having won three division titles in that span. The Lions are the two-time reigning NFC North champs, ending a lengthy drought of not having won the division since 1993.

Here are some notes on the NFC North odds movement:

• [August 29] The acquisition of Micah Parsons resulted in a change in the favorite in the NFC North. Green Bay’s odds improved from +259 to as short as +165 after landing Parsons, while Detroit’s odds went from +145 to +200.
• [July 22] Minnesota’s odds to win the NFC North reached an average of +324 after being as long as +462 in March. The improved odds are simply the result of money coming in as the public warms up to JJ McCarthy.
• [March 12] After the Vikings lost Sam Darnold to free agency, they saw their odds worsen slightly from +450 to +462, putting them at the bottom of the divisional odds. Chicago, who added some notable offensive linemen during free agency, saw their odds improve from +550 to +400.
• [March 4] The Lions opened as the favorites to win the NFC North with +125 odds. The Bears, who opened with the worst odds, were still given +550 odds, signaling what is expected to be a very competitive division.

Chicago Bears

• Consensus Division Odds: +3243

Expectations of Ben Johnson completely turning this Bears team around were obviously a little lofty. After blowing a Week 1 game they were in control of into the fourth quarter to the Vikings, they came back and got embarrassed by the Lions. Chicago isn’t winning the division this year. The focus needs to be on getting Caleb Williams right.

Detroit Lions

• Consensus Division Odds: +305

Everyone should have expected the Lions to suffer through some early speed bumps after losing both coordinators in the offseason. I don’t think Week 2’s win over the Bears means those bumps are completely behind them, but I believe they will be competitive this season.

I actually think the Lions are the best bet to make to win the NFC North right now, mostly from a value standpoint. I think there’s a much better chance they win the division than the odds suggest.

Green Bay Packers

• Consensus Division Odds: -197

Green Bay looks extremely impressive through two weeks of the season. They are arguably the team to beat in the NFC, which is what the odds say as well. If they can get Matthew Golden going, it’ll add the one thing I believe their offense is missing, which is the same thing they were missing last year – a reliable go-to receiver.

Minnesota Vikings

• Consensus Division Odds: +607

The Vikings need Christian Darrisaw back badly. Left tackle is not the only offensive line spot where they’re struggling, but his presence will make a huge difference. We haven’t really seen JJ McCarthy given time to operate in Kevin O’Connel’s system, and we won’t for a couple/few weeks with him suffering an ankle sprain in Week 2.

NFC South Odds

The Buccaneers are the favorites to win the NFC South with -175 odds. New Orleans, who looked like world-beaters for the first few weeks of last season, currently have the worst odds to win the division at +3300.

The Falcons are the only team to never win the NFC South in back-to-back seasons. The Panthers became the first team to do it in 2013 and 2014, also winning it the following year, then the Saints accomplished the feat in 2017 and 2018, followed by the Bucs in 2021 and 2022. Tampa Bay is currently the four-time reigning NFC South champ.

Here are some notes on the NFC South odds movement:

• [June 26] Tampa Bay, who had been floating around even-money to win the NFC South prior to this point, turned into an odds-on favorite. This is the result of New Orleans’ odds continuing to worsen with their QB situation looking shaky at best.
• [March 4] The Buccaneers opened as the favorites to win the NFC South at +115 odds. The Falcons were not far off at +225 odds.

Atlanta Falcons

• Consensus Division Odds: +229

Michael Penix Jr has shown some flashes of why the Falcons named him the starter over Kirk Cousins, but he needs to do it more consistently for Atlanta to dethrone the Bucs. I don’t think that happens this season.

Carolina Panthers

• Consensus Division Odds: +1743

Bryce Young does not appear to be showing much improvement but I don’t think he’s holding a great team back or anything. Carolina is closer to obtaining the first-overall pick again than they are winning this division.

New Orleans Saints

• Consensus Division Odds: +2643

The Saints look bad and I don’t think things will get any better. Tyler Shough failing to beat out Spencer Rattler for the starting job has to be a little concerning after what we’ve seen from Rattler so far.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

• Consensus Division Odds: -218

It appears the Buccaneers offense is still finding their way after Liam Cohen left in the offseason, but they still managed to beat the team who is likely to provide the toughest test this season in Week 1 (Falcons). Their defense is still good enough to make up for the offensive struggles right now, and I believe things will get better for their offense as the season goes on.

I wouldn’t bet the Bucs at their current price, but I do think they’re going to win the NFC South again.

NFC West Odds

The San Francisco 49ers are the favorites to win the NFC West with +160 odds. San Francisco getting a win on the road without Brock Purdy was a great achievement for the team, but Mac Jones might have to do it a couple more times as well. The NFC West odds suggest the division will be a battle between the 49ers and Rams, as per usual.

The Los Angeles Rams are the reigning NFC West champions. The Rams or 49ers have won the division in seven of the last eight seasons. All four teams have won the division in the last ten years, though, with the Arizona Cardinals riding the longest drought.

Here are some notes on the NFC West odds movement:

• [August 15] While their odds have worsened slightly from opening, the 49ers entered the season as the favorites to win the division in spite of all their injury concerns at wide receiver.
• [March 12] The combo of trading DK Metcalf and replacing Geno Smith with Sam Darnold resulted in the Seahawks divisional odds slipping from +500 to +700. The Rams, on the other hand, improved from +280 to +195 after re-signing Matthew Stafford and adding Davante Adams to replace Cooper Kupp.
• [March 4] The 49ers opened at even-odds (+100) to win the NFC West, in spite of missing the playoffs last season. The Rams, who won the division last year, opened with the second-best odds at +280.

Arizona Cardinals

• Consensus Division Odds: +365

The Cardinals put together a good win in Week 1, but their second half collapse against the Panthers was pretty concerning. They still won the game, but their offense disappeared and their defense seemed like they stopped playing as well.

I don’t think this team can compete with the Rams or 49ers.

Los Angeles Rams

• Consensus Division Odds: +163

The Rams look good again! Their defense is pressuring the QB and the offense is getting it done. Their season likely relies on the health of Matthew Stafford, but I think they’re a good bet to win the NFC West at their current price.

San Francisco 49ers

• Consensus Division Odds: +161

San Francisco will need to find a way to keep winning without Brock Purdy and George Kittle (and Brandon Aiyuk) to hold off the Rams. But I don’t think Mac Jones will get it done against better teams – he barely did against the Saints. The 49ers at the very least need Purdy back ASAP.

Seattle Seahawks

• Consensus Division Odds: +792

The Seahawks defense, specifically the secondary, looks pretty good. But Sam Darnold hasn’t done anything to make me believe he can beat the Rams or 49ers.

Who is favored to win each NFL division this season?

The following teams are favored to win their respective NFL division this season: the Buffalo Bills (AFC East), Baltimore Ravens (AFC North), Indianapolis Colts (AFC South), LA Chargers (AFC West), Philadelphia Eagles (NFC East), Green Bay Packers (NFC North), Tampa Bay Buccaneers (NFC South), and San Francisco 49ers (NFC West.)

How often do divisional odds change during the season?

Divisional odds can change every day during the season. Though, most of the significant changes come right after each week of the regular season is played. Of course, an injury during practice would bring notable movement as well.

What factors influence divisional betting odds?

The two main factors that influence divisional betting odds are: (1) money coming in at sportsbooks, since they want a proportional amount of money on each team; and (2) how teams are performing, or how sportsbooks perceive the fans/bettors believe teams are performing.

Cam a team with a losing record win their division?

Yes, a team with a losing record can win their division. Though, it does not happen very often. The Seattle Seahawks became the first team to win their division with a losing record during the 2010 season, when they won the NFC West with a 7-9 record.

Where can I find the best divisional odds across sportsbooks?

By using SBD’s NFL division odds tracker, you can get the best odds available in your region for every team to win their division, while also seeing the line trends.

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