NFL Week 7 was full of exciting matchups. This is a look at the standings and futures odds at DraftKings Sportsbook heading into Week 8.
Post-Week 7 NFL Standings
After Week 7, certain divisions are turning into runaways while others tighten up.
AFC East
The Bills picked up a win over the Titans to move to 5-2 and sit comfortably atop the division. The Dolphins lost to the Colts to fall to 2-4, but are somehow still in second place in the division.
The Jets lost their fourth straight game to fall to 2-5. The Patriots lost to the Jaguars and are now 1-6. The Bills are -800 to win this division.
AFC North
The Ravens took down the Buccaneers on Monday Night Football to remain atop the division. The Steelers are tied with them at 5-2 after toppling the Jets on Sunday Night Football. Despite having the same record, the Ravens are -310 to win the North.
The Bengals won their second straight game to improve to 3-4 on the year. The Browns bring up the rear in this division at 1-6 after losing to the Bengals.
AFC South
The Texans lost to the Packers but still remain atop the AFC South at 5-2. The Colts are a game behind them after beating the Dolphins to improve to 4-3.
The Jaguars beat the Patriots to improve to 2-5, while the Titans lost again to drop to 1-6. The Texans are -600 to win the AFC South with the Colts behind them at +500.
AFC West
The Chiefs remain undefeated after taking down the 49ers. Behind them, the Broncos are 4-3 after beating the Saints on Thursday Night Football.
The Chargers have lost three of their last four games and now sit at 3-3. The Raiders lost to the Rams and now sit at 2-5 at the bottom of the division. The Chiefs are overwhelming -5000 favorites to win the West.
NFC East
The Commanders took down the Panthers to remain atop the division at 5-2. The Eagles defeated the Giants to improve to 4-2 on the year.
The Cowboys had a bye week so they stayed at 3-3, while the Giants dropped to 2-5 after that loss to Philadelphia. This is a tight divisional race with the Eagles at +110 to win the division and the Commanders at +135. The Cowboys are still in it, as well, at +450 to win the East.
NFC North
The NFC North continues to be the best division in football. The Vikings finally lost a game, but it was at the hands of another NFC North team: The Lions. Minnesota and Detroit are now both at 5-1 atop the division.
The Packers took down the Texans to improve to 5-2. The Bears had a bye week to remain at 4-2. The current odds to win the division at DraftKings Sportsbook are as follows: Lions +130, Vikings +175, Packers +380 and Bears +1200.
NFC South
The Falcons lost to the Seahawks to drop to 4-3 and the Bucs lost to the Ravens to also drop to 4-3. The Falcons are now -165 to win the division, while the Bucs are +150.
The Saints are 2-5 after losing to the Broncos on Thursday night. The Panthers lost to the Commanders to fall to 1-6.
NFC West
The Seahawks beat the Falcons to move to 4-3 and claim first place in the division. The Cardinals beat the Chargers to improve to 3-4. The 49ers lost to the Chiefs to continue their disappointing 3-4 start.
The Rams beat the Raiders to improve to 2-4 on the season. The 49ers are still the favorites to win the West at +125, while the Seahawks are +270 and the Cardinals are +280.
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