Updated odds for each NFL division heading into Week 2

Editor’s note: The odds and records in the table below will auto-update in this article as we use these tables in future weeks’ articles.

The NFL has wrapped up Week 1 and it’s time for some adjustments at the book. DraftKings Sportsbook regularly updates various futures odds, and below is a look at divisional odds across the league following Monday Night Football. The Week 2 odds are post-MNF and the Week 1 odds were from earlier in the week before the season started. The tables are sorted by current division title odds.

AFC East

The most notable win of the week for the East belongs to the Dolphins. The Bills are the clear favorites and so the rest are battling for a wild card berth with hopes of hanging close to Buffalo. The Dolphins impressed at home against the Patriots and that meant more for hurting New England’s odds than helping Miami’s.

AFC North

It was a wild opening weekend with nearly a tie in Steelers-Bengals. Pittsburgh still has the worst odds to win the division in part because their offense has a lot of issues to sort out. They won that game because of their defense and if they want a shot at the division title, the offense needs to get on track.

AFC South

What a mess of a week for much of the AFC South. I suppose the Texans have to be moderately happy with their tie. They were sizable underdogs and expectations are low in Houston this year, so a tie is certainly something. Things don’t get easier in Week 2. The Titans travel to the Bills and the Texans travel to the Broncos. With the Colts and Jaguars facing off, maybe we see at least one win for the division? Or maybe another tie!

AFC West

The Broncos clock management during the closing minutes of Week 1 Monday Night Football was breathtakingly awful. The decision to then take the ball out of Russell Wilson’s hands on 4th and 5 and go for a 64-year field goal with 20 seconds left? That just might be a fireable offense.

NFC East

There’s only one story that matters for the NFC East coming out of Week 1. Dak Prescott is out 6-8 weeks due to a hand injury and the Cowboys have dropped to the worst divisional odds among the four teams. They’ve got big problems with Cooper Rush taking snaps moving forward.

NFC North

The Vikings thumping the Packers is certainly interesting for divisional purposes. It’s just one game and it was in Minnesota, but the Vikings looked really good. The Lions fought back against Philly and the Bears beat the 49ers, but the two-team race between Green Bay and Minnesota could be a fun one.

NFC South

The big move in the South belongs to the Panthers. They fell behind 20-7 to the Browns, then stormed back to take a 24-23 lead late, only to lose on a 58-year field goal. Just a rough one all around.

NFC West

The Seahawks are 1-0 and everybody else in the division is 0-1. Just as we all planned it!

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