2020 NFL Divisional Odds Tracker

• Get the most recent odds to win all eight divisions in the 2020 NFL season
• The Eagles remain the favorites to win the NFC East and the Seahawks got a little breathing room in the NFC West with their Week 11 win over the Cardinals
• See how the odds have changed throughout the season

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We are tracking the odds to win all eight divisions for the 2020 NFL season. The graphs below have been generated by averaging the odds from our most trusted online sports betting sites.

• AFC East / North / South / West
• NFC East / North / South / West

AFC East Odds

• [November 23] The Bills’ odds got a little better with Miami being upset by the Broncos, and the Jets have been removed from the board now that they’re the first team to be eliminated from playoff contention
• [November 16] Now only a half game back of Buffalo for the division lead after Week 10, Miami’s AFC East odds have improved from +459 to +313; Buffalo’s odds have worsened from -700 to -396
• [November 10] After seeing Miami overtake them for second-best odds to win the AFC East a week ago, the Patriots’ odds continue to fade, now reaching +2125
• [October 26] Despite narrowly getting by the Jets in Week 7, Buffalo’s AFC East odds have reached a new best after New England dropped their third straight game
• [October 20] The Dolphins’ AFC East odds are at a season-best +663 after beating the Jets in Week 6 and announcing Tua Tagovailoa will take over after their bye
• [October 6] The Bills have become heavy -284 favorites to win the AFC East after their 4-0 start and the Patriots losing to the Chiefs in Week 4, dropping their record to 2-2
• [September 21] For the first time this season, the Bills are the odds-on favorites to win the AFC East
• [September 14] After Week 1, the Bills and Patriots separated themselves from the Dolphins and Jets even further in AFC East odds; this division appears to be a two-horse race
• [September 8] For the first time since 2003, the Patriots will not enter the season as the favorites to win the AFC East; the Bills are currently favored by a slim margin
• [July 28] With more and more Patriots players opting out of the 2020 NFL season, the Bills have become the favorites to win the AFC East again at most books
• [June 29] After signing Cam Newton, the Patriots are again favored to win the AFC East
• [May 27] For the first time this season, the Patriots are not favored to win the AFC East; the Bills have overtaken them, currently listed at +126
• [April 22] New England’s AFC East odds continue to fade ahead of the NFL Draft, as they’re no longer the odds-on favorites
• [March 18] The Patriots remain the favorites to win the AFC East despite losing Tom Brady in free agency
• [March 3] The Patriots have again opened as the odds-on favorites to win the AFC East, but with much longer odds than last year when they were -500

The New England Patriots have won the AFC East each of the last 11 seasons, and 16 of the last 17. The Miami Dolphins are the only other team to win it in that timeframe.

The Buffalo Bills are the team suffering through the longest drought. They have not won the division since 1995. The Indianapolis Colts have won this division more recently (1999).

Current Odds

Odds updated November 23.

AFC North Odds

• [November 23] The Steelers are now listed at -3975 odds to win the AFC North, while the Ravens have faded to +1750 after losing to the Titans in Week 11
• [November 16] Pittsburgh’s AFC North odds have improved to -900 after extending their record to 9-0 and their lead over Baltimore to three games
• [November 2] For the first time this season, the Ravens are not favored to win the AFC North; the Steelers have overtaken Baltimore as the favorites after beating them in Week 8
• [October 26] Pittsburgh is now the only unbeaten team in the NFL after Week 7, and they’re nearing even money to win the AFC North, though Baltimore is still favored
• [October 19] After improving to 5-0, the Steelers continue closing the gap between them and the Ravens as both teams’ odds inch closer to even money
• [October 5] The Browns’ odds to win the AFC North improved from +750 to +563 after upsetting the Cowboys in Week 4
• [September 29] After losing to the Chiefs in Week 3, the Ravens’ AFC North odds took a bit hit, moving from -266 to -186
• [September 15] The AFC North is looking like a two-horse race after Week 1, as Cleveland’s divisional odds faded from +501 to +900
• [September 8] There has been very minimal odds movement in the AFC North since opening; Baltimore will enter the season as the odds-on favorites to win the division
• [April 27] All teams in the AFC North saw their odds move slightly after the NFL Draft, but nothing significant
• [March 18] The Ravens are still the odds-on favorites, but money has tightened the gap between them and the Steelers
• [March 3] To no surprise, the Ravens have opened as the odds-on favorites to win the AFC North

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.

Current Odds

Odds updated November 23.

AFC South Odds

• [November 16] After beating the Titans on Thursday night, the Colts have become the favorites to win the AFC South for the first time since early Octber
• [November 2] Despite dropping their second straight game, the Titans are still favored to win the AFC South
• [October 14] The Titans moved to 4-0 with a win over the Bills in Week 5, and are back to being the odds-on favorites to win the AFC South
• [October 5] The Colts are back to being AFC South favorites thanks to their 3-1 start along with the Titans being forced into an early bye due to a COVID-19 breakout
• [September 21] The AFC South has an odds-on favorite for the first time this season, as the Titans’ 2-0 start sees their average divisional odds improve to -121
• [September 15] For the first time this season, the Titans are favored to win the AFC South thanks to their win over the Broncos on Monday night, and the Colts being upset by the Jags
• [September 8] The Colts will enter the 2020 NFL season as the favorites to win the AFC South; they opened with the third-best odds in the division
• [June 29] Indianapolis’ AFC South odds have reached a new best at +120, while the Titans and Texans see their odds fade slightly
• [May 27] The Colts’ odds continue to improve this offseason, now listed at +131 to win the division
• [April 22] The Texans’ AFC South odds have reached +291, an offseason worst thus far
• [March 18] After the Texans traded DeAndre Hopkins and the Colts signed Philip Rivers, Indianapolis is now favored to win the AFC South
• [March 3] The Texans have opened as favorites to win the AFC South, followed closely by the Titans and Colts

The AFC South has been claimed by the Houston Texans in six of the last nine seasons. The Tennessee Titans, on the other hand, have not won the division since 2008.

Current Odds

Odds updated November 23.

AFC West Odds

• [November 23] Hopes of the Raiders winning the AFC West were all but squashed in Week 11 with a Chiefs victory in Las Vegas
• [October 26] Two straight wins has KC’s AFC West odds at a new best for the season
• [October 13] The Chiefs stranglehold on the division weakened after a loss to the Raiders in Week 5, resulting in their odds fading from -3345 to -823
• [September 29] A dominant victory over the Ravens in Week 3, paired with every other team in the division losing, has the Chiefs as close as can be to wrapping up a division after just three games
• [September 22] An upset over the Saints on Monday Night Football has resulted in the Raiders having the second-best odds to win the AFC West for the first time this season, surpassing the Chargers
• [September 15] After uninspiring performances from the rest of the division in Week 1, the Chiefs’ odds to win the AFC West reached a new best at -538
• [September 8] No team has better odds to win their respective division than the Chiefs; Kansas City will enter the season as -419 favorites to win the AFC West
• [June 29] With Denver’s AFC West odds improving slightly, and LA’s fading a bit, the two are neck-and-neck for the second-best odds to win the division, with the Chargers currently holding a slight advantage
• [April 27] Despite having what many are calling one of the better 2020 NFL Drafts, the Broncos saw their AFC West odds worsen from +888 to +925
• [April 22] After seeing their AFC West odds shorten to +800 in mid-March, the Raiders are back to +1075 to win the division ahead of the draft
• [March 18] Due to the likelihood of having Cam Newton under center in 2020, the Chargers have seen their odds to win the AFC West jump from +900 to +600
• [March 3] No team has better odds to win their respective division than the Chiefs at -450

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

Current Odds

Odds updated November 23.

NFC East Odds

• [November 23] Despite another bad loss in Week 11, the Eagles are still favored to win the NFC East; no team’s average odds are worse than +394, though, with a three-way tie for second place in the standings
• [November 16] The Giants have pulled within 1.5 games of the Eagles for the NFC East lead after beating them in Week 10, seeing their divisional odds improve to +294
• [November 3] By simply being on their bye week, Washington saw their odds improve from +963 to +399
• [October 26] The Eagles have become the odds-on favorites to win the NFC East, thanks to a win over the Giants and another bad Cowboys loss in Week 7
• [October 20] Although they are no longer the odds-on favorites, Dallas does remain the favorite to win the NFC East after Andy Dalton’s first start was awful
• [October 12] Despite Dak Prescott being lost for the season due to an ankle injury, the Andy Dalton-led Cowboys are still odds-on favorites to win the NFC East
• [October 5] The division-leading Eagles saw their odds to win the NFC East improve from +268 to +110, but the Cowboys remain the favorites
• [September 28] The Cowboys’ NFC East odds continue to improve, despite losing in Week 3; no other team in their division recorded a win, either
• [September 21] The Eagles’ NFC East odds faded to +251, the longest odds they’ve had all season, after their 0-2 start
• [September 15] Neither Dallas or Philadelphia saw their NFC East odds suffer much from their Week 1 losses; Washington’s odds went from +1650 to +700 with their upset win over the Eagles
• [September 8] Dallas’ odds to win the NFC East continue to improve, now reaching a new best at -127
• [May 27] The Cowboys have become the odds-on favorites to win the NFC East for the first time this season
• [April 27] After a strong 2020 NFL Draft, which was highlighted by first-round pick CeeDee Lamb, the Cowboys are now favored to win the NFC East for the first time this season
• [April 22] The Eagles will enter the 2020 NFL Draft as the favorites to win the NFC East, but not by much
• [March 18] After Dallas was able to re-sign Amari Cooper and tag Dak Prescott, the Cowboys are now listed alongside the Eagles as co-favorites to win the NFC East
• [March 3] The Eagles have opened as slight favorites to repeat as NFC East champions

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 and Dallas taking turns each of the last four seasons.

Current Odds

Odds updated November 23.

NFC North Odds

• [November 17] The Vikings have the second-best odds to win the NFC North for the first time since mid-September thanks to their victory over the Bears in Week 10
• [October 19] Despite the Bears taking the division lead after Week 6, the Packers are still the odds-on favorites to win the NFC North
• [September 21] Another dominant victory in Week 2 has resulted in the Packers becoming the odds-on favorite to win the NFC North, the first time there has been an odds-on favorite in the division; the Vikings saw their odds fade to +506 after back-to-back disheartening performances
• [September 14] After a 43-34 victory over the Vikings in Week 1, the Packers are back to being the favorites to win the NFC North
• [September 8] The Vikings head into the 2020 NFL season as the favorites to win the NFC North
• [May 27] Green Bay’s odds continue to worsen after their questionable draft, and are now no longer the favorites to win the NFC North for the first time this season; the Vikings now hold that title
• [April 27] The Packers remain NFC North favorites, but the gap between them and the Vikings closed significantly after Green Bay’s first two picks were spent on players who will serve backup roles this year (QB Jordan Love and RB AJ Dillon)
• [March 18] The Packers have broken away as the lone favorite to win the NFC North, but Chicago has seen their odds improve after trading for Nick Foles
• [March 3] The NFC North is the only division with co-favorites to win it, as the Packers and Vikings sit at +150 each

Three different teams have won the NFC North in the last three years. The Detroit Lions are the odd team out, as they haven’t won the division since 1993. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have won the division more recently (1999).

Current Odds

Odds updated November 23.

NFC South Odds

• [November 9] The Saints have become the odds-on favorites to win the NFC South after soundly beating the Buccaneers in Week 9, sweeping the season series
• [October 19] With the Saints on bye and the Bucs handing the Packers their first loss of the season in Week 6, the favorite to win the NFC South has changed for a second straight week
• [October 13] The Saints are back to being odds-on favorites to win the NFC South after beating the Chargers in Week 5, paired with a Bucs loss to the Bears
• [September 28] The Saints are no longer favored to win the NFC South, for the first time this season, after losing to the Packers in Week 3; the Bucs now have the best average odds
• [September 14] The Saints are -188 favorites to win the NFC South, their best odds since Tom Brady signed in Tampa Bay, after beating the Bucs 34-23 in Week 1
• [September 8] Drew Brees’ Saints enter the 2020 season favored to win the NFC South, with Tom Brady’s Bucs listed as a close second at +149
• [April 22] After acquiring Rob Gronkowski, the Bucs have seen their NFC South odds shorten to +150; as a result, the Saints are nearing even-money as well
• [March 18] The Saints remain the odds-on favorites to win the NFC South, but saw their odds worsen from -400 to -110 after the Bucs signed Tom Brady; Tampa Bay’s odds improved from +800 to +200
• [March 3] The Saints have again opened as the odds-on favorites to win the NFC South

The New Orleans Saints became the second team to repeat as NFC South champions in 2018, joining the Panthers, who won the division from 2013-2015. New Orleans has also now matched Carolina’s three straight division crowns.

Current Odds

Odds updated November 16.

NFC West Odds

• [November 16] Thanks to wins over San Francisco and Seattle already, Arizona currently holds the tiebreaker with a 2-0 record against the NFC West; the Cardinals, Rams, and Seahawks all have identical 6-3 records, but Seattle is still favored to win the division
• [November 9] The Seahawks remain heavy odds-on favorites to win the NFC West after taking another loss in Week 9
• [October 27] Seattle remains the odds-on favorite to win the NFC West after Arizona handed them their first loss of the season in Week 7
• [October 12] The 49ers now have the worst odds to win the NFC West after being blown out at home by the Dolphins
• [October 5] The Niners’ NFC West odds have plummeted to a season-worst +500, falling behind the Rams as well, after being upset by the Eagles in Week 4
• [September 21] After losing a number of starters in Week 2, the 49ers are not favored to win the NFC West for the first time this season, as the Seahawks have overtaken them at the top
• [September 14] The 49ers still have the best average odds to win the NFC West, despite losing to the Cardinals in Week 1, and both the Rams and Seahawks picking up wins as well
• [September 8] Despite Seattle’s odds continuing to improve leading up to kickoff, the 49ers are still favored to win the NFC West in 2020
• [July 28] For the first time this season, the 49ers are not odds-on favorites to win the NFC West, thanks to the Seahawks acquiring Jamal Adams; San Francisco does remain the favorite, however
• [April 22] After the Rams have been forced to part ways with some of their stars, including Todd Gurley and Brandin Cooks, the Seahawks have seen their NFC West odds improve to +266
• [March 18] While the Niners remain the odds-on favorites, the Cardinals acquisition of DeAndre Hopkins makes this the tightest divisional race from top to bottom
• [March 3] The 49ers have opened as the odds-on favorites to win the NFC West, and sportsbooks are unsure whether the Seahawks or Rams will provide the toughest test for San Francisco

The 49ers stole the NFC West last year, ending the Rams’ two-year reign. All four teams have won the division in the last five years.

Current Odds

Odds updated November 16.

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Archived NFL Divisional odds: 2019