Super Bowl bets are the most popular form of NFL futures betting, but they aren’t the only type of wager. AFC and NFC conference title odds are heavily bet, but NFL divisional futures have grown in popularity, too.

With just four available teams in each market, NFL division odds have become a go-to futures bet, not only during the offseason but during the weekly grind of the NFL season. Bookies.com tracks the odds to win for all eight divisions for the 2024-25 NFL season.

Odds To Win The AFC East

Here are some notes on the AFC East odds movement:

• September 10: The Patriots, Bills, and Dolphins won in Week 1. The tie atop the division will change in Week 2 as the Bills and Dolphins face off Thursday night. Both are long-shots to win Super Bowl 59. The Jets ran out of gas in San Francisco. This market will stay tight all season.
• September 3: The season begins with the Jets and a presumably healthy Aaron Rodgers as the favorites to win the AFC East for the first time in over a decade. The Dolphins open as the best value at +225. Both teams are long shots to win the Super Bowl.

Odds To Win The AFC North

Here are some notes on the AFC North odds movement:

• September 10:  The Ravens fell short in Kansas City to open the season but saw their price tighten nonetheless. The Browns and Bengals opened the season with major flops. But the Steelers showed their traditional mettle and will be the value play here all season, especially if the Ravens slide. 
• September 3: The Ravens and Bengals open the season tied at +145 as co-favorites to win the NFC North. This division may be the most fiercely contested in the NFL this season. Both teams bolstering healthy QBs in Lamar Jackson and Joe Burrow, this one should be good.

Odds to Win the AFC South

Here are some notes on the AFC South odds movement:

• September 10: The Texans got a big boost in their number after winning in Week 1, moving to -150. The rest of the division will be playing catch-up all season. The Jaguars might be a play here, if they can hold a lead. 
• September 3: The upstart Texans open the season as prohibitive favorites to win the NFC South at -105. The Jacksonville Jaguars bring back stability in their line up this season. But the Colts and Titans are leaning toward rebuild mode. 

Odds To Win The AFC West

Here are some notes on the AFC West odds movement:

• September 3: This division needs an anti-hero. 
• September 3: The Chiefs won their 8th straight AFC West title last season. They are the biggest favorites in this market in the NFL this season. While Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs did not make any major moves this offseason, the rest of the division appeared to lose ground. The LA Chargers are starting over with Jim Harbaugh as their head coach. And the Broncos are going with rookie Bo Nix as their starting QB.

Odds to Win the NFC East

Here are some notes on the NFC East odds movement:

• September 10: This division belongs to the Eagles until the scoreboard says otherwise. Dallas is the value play, but this number is a bit too high. 
• September 3: The Eagles found their feathers ruffled last season coming off the Super Bowl 58 loss hangover. They are pegged to find their mojo this season. Oddsmakers have them slotted as favorites to win the divison at -150 heading into the season. The Cowboys are No. 2 at +170. These 2 teams will likely swap places throughout this season like they did last year. 

Odds To Win The NFC North

Here are some notes on the NFC North odds movement:

• September 10: The Lions roared in overtime Sunday night, rolling through the Rams in the extra frame for a 26-20 OT win. The win pushed them into negative territory, even though the Bears and Vikings scored convincing victories. 
• September 3: The Lions are favored to win their second straight NFC North title this season at +130. The Lions return with much of its core intact. The Packers have found their QB of the future in Jordan Love and have the youngest roster in the NFL heading into the season. The Vikings lost Kirk Cousins and rolled with rookie J.J. McCarthy before he was lost for the year in the preseason. The Bears took QB Caleb Williams with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 NFL draft and have him penciled in to start the season.

Odds To Win The NFC South

Here are some notes on the NFC South odds movement:

• September 10: The Falcons were putrid against Pittsburgh but still held as the favorites. We've been riding the Bucs since Tom Brady came to the Bay 4 years ago. We're not stopping now. Tampa Bay is still the value play here. 
• September 3: The Tampa Bay Buccaneers enter the season as underdogs to repeat at NFC South champions. The Falcons, who brought in both Kirk Cousins and rookie Michael Penix Jr. at QB, are favorites to snag the NFC South title. But the Bucs have brought back their same core that won the division last year without Tom Brady. 

Odds to Win the NFC West

Odds via Caesars Sportsbook and current as of September 10, 2024.

Here are some notes on the NFC West odds movement:

• September 10: The 49ers scored an impressive Monday night win without CMC. That train may have already left the station for this season.
• September 3: The defending champion 49ers are favorites to repeat as NFC West champions at -190. The Rams are the No. 2 pick at +350. San Francisco kept its roster intact by keeping Brandon Aiyuk in the fold and bringing back the rest of their key players from the Super Bowl 58 loss. Our early value play here is the Rams.