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NFL Division Winner Odds and Betting Lines

How do NFL Division Odds Work?

They say that the NFL is a year-round sports league, and for bettors, it is. As soon as a new Super Bowl champion is crowned, the NFL odds for the next season are put together, with wagers available for any number of things for the next year in professional football.

Some people go for the Super Bowl odds for the following campaign, but there are also NFL division winner odds that you can bet on, giving you more than just one wager to make. These odds throughout the offseason, as teams add or lose free agents and make their picks in the NFL Draft.

They also change due to injuries to key players and throughout the season as teams show if they’ll live up to expectations.

The odds at the time you make your bet will stay with your wager, so if you take a long shot that suddenly lands a superstar and is much better than expected, that’s good for you.

At the same time, if a major injury takes out a key player for the team you bet on, you could see your chances of winning your wager take a major hit.

It’s all part of futures betting, and that is the fun about making these wagers.

How Soon Can You Bet On an NFL Division Winner?

As stated above, BetUS Sportsbook, like most sportsbooks, has NFL odds for division, conference, and Super Bowl winners throughout the offseason and regular season.

These usually go up quickly after the Super Bowl ends the previous campaign.

Bettors that make early bets can reap the benefits of longer odds for a team that suddenly makes a major move in the offseason or ends up being better than expected.

For example, the Washington Commanders weren’t considered a threat to win the NFC East heading into the last offseason. However, hiring head coach Dan Quinn and drafting quarterback Jayden Daniels helped their odds a bit, and their performance on the field to start the season helped them even more.

If you bet on the Commanders when the NFL division winner odds were first posted, you would get a much better payout if they took the NFC East than someone who bet just before the season or a few games into the campaign.

But betting early can also cost you. People who put some money on the New York Jets to win the AFC East after acquiring Aaron Rodgers in the 2023 offseason saw the NFL odds on that bet change dramatically when he suffered a season-ending injury in the 2023 season opener.

Changing odds is a risk anyone needs to be prepared for if they bet on NFL teams. Sometimes, you benefit from changing odds; sometimes, you don’t. But you can always make wagers to hedge your potential losing bets.

What Is The Best Type of  NFL Team To Bet On?

So, what type of team is the best to make a bet on their NFL division winner odds? It all depends on what kind of bettor you are.

Some people prefer to bet on the favorites, giving themselves a better chance at wins, even if they don’t pay off as big as a longshot. Some put favorites into a parlay to increase their chances of making more money when it hits.

Other people like an underdog, putting small bets on multiple teams with long odds, hoping that just one hits. Some people had faith in the New York Giants or Chicago Bears this season.

Those people aren’t going to get any money for that faith, but fandom sometimes calls for backing your team, no matter the odds.

Which team you bet on to win their division – and when you make that bet – all depends on you and your preferences.

There is no tried and true method to picking a winner because, as we all know, things happen that can ruin even the surest of bets.

The best thing to do is decide the team you want to back and monitor the NFL division winner odds throughout the offseason and during the season.

Make that wager when you feel comfortable about the odds and your pick’s chances.

Make it at BetUS Sportsbook for the best odds and security that you’re making a wager with a reputable sportsbook.

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The Buffalo Bills, Kansas City Chiefs, Baltimore Ravens, Houston Texans, Dallas Cowboys, San Francisco 49ers, Detroit Lions and Tampa Bay Buccaneers were division winners in the 2023 season.

Three teams have won their division despite finishing under .500 in the regular season: the 2010 Seattle Seahawks (7-9), the 2020 Washington Commanders (7-9) and the 2014 Carolina Panthers (7-8-1).

The New England Patriots won the AFC East 11 straight times from 2009 to 2019, setting the NFL record for most consecutive division titles.

The Kansas City Chiefs clinched their ninth straight AFC West title this season, the current longest streak and the second-longest in NFL history.

The NFL realigned to eight divisions in 2002, when the expansion Houston Texans joined the league, bringing the membership to 32 teams.

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