2024 NFL Outright Odds

Which team will lift the Lombardi Trophy in February 2025?

Let's take a look at the latest outright odds.

2024 NFL Championship Odds

The Detroit Lions remain outright favorites ahead of the Divisional Round, where they will face the Washington Commanders.

Dan Campbell’s team is a +275 shot to win its first championship in franchise history.

While the Lions are more than a touchdown favorite, nothing is guaranteed in the unforgiving single-elimination format of the NFL Playoffs.

Add in they are up against the Commanders (+3000 to win outright), a team playing with house money that nobody expected to be in the Divisional Round when the season began, and you have an playoff matchup full of intriguing storylines.

The defending champion Kansas City Chiefs (+350) are second favorite as they begin their playoff journey in hopes of a historic three-peat.

Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and company will not have seen live game action in more than three weeks when they take the field on Saturday afternoon. Kansas City earned a first-round bye as the AFC’s top seed and rested their starters in Week 18 as a result.

The Chiefs are eight-point favorites over the Houston Texans (+5000), who are the longest shot remaining in the field following their Wild Card round win vs. the Chargers.

Close behind in the betting are the Philadelphia Eagles (+400), Baltimore Ravens (+450) and Buffalo Bills (+550), all of whom have championship-caliber rosters and MVP candidates as their primary playmakers.

Baltimore will visit Buffalo on Sunday night in what many believe is the marquee matchup of the weekend. Both Ravens QB Lamar Jackson and Bills QB Josh Allen have had all-world seasons, but each has playoff boogeymen to overcome, and only one will come Sunday night.

In the NFC, Philly will face the Los Angeles Rams (+1800) on Sunday afternoon. Led by superstar running back Saquon Barkley and the NFL’s best offensive line, the Eagles are revamped from last year’s playoff disappointment and look more than capable of reaching the big game for the second time in three years.

But they must go through the Rams, QB Matthew Stafford and head coach Sean McVay, both of whom have championship rings to show for their playoff prowess.

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Odds displayed within this article were correct at the time of writing and are subject to change.

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