- The AFC West has the shortest odds to have the Super Bowl winner, largely because of the Kansas City Chiefs.
- The NFC West is right behind with +350 odds due to the Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams.
- The NFC East has the longest odds with +1300 as seemingly only the Dallas Cowboys have a real chance.
LAS VEGAS – Betting props are available for which NFL division will be home to the Super Bowl champion.
The AFC West and NFC West lead the betting options as the NFC East is the longest shot on the board.
Division of Super Bowl Winner Odds
- AFC West +300
- NFC West +350
- NFC South +500
- AFC North +500
- AFC East +600
- NFC North +900
- AFC South +1200
- NFC East +1300
Is It Worth Betting On The AFC West?
Betting on the AFC West is essentially betting on the Kansas City Chiefs. Since the odds on the AFC West are so short, NFL bettors may be better off just flat-out betting on the Chiefs who carry +500 odds.
However, the Los Angeles Chargers have an outside chance and bettors may be more inclined to keep them involved in the bet.
How About the NFC West?
The NFC West has the second-shortest odds on online sportsbooks but bettors may want to stay away as there’s more value elsewhere on the board.
The NFC West is home to the Seattle Seahawks, Los Angeles Rams, San Francisco 49ers and Arizona Cardinals. Of the group, only the Seahawks and Rams should be considered viable options for this bet.
Although there are two legitimate options in the division, they seem just a little too far behind the rest of the pack to be considered the second favorites.
Where Is The Value?
How about the NFC South with +500 odds?
This division not only holds the reigning Super Bowl champs who, by the way, are returning all 22 starters from last year’s team, but also the New Orleans Saints.
There’s not much to say about the Tampa Bay Buccaneers that hasn’t been said already, but the Saints might be undervalued across the board this season. Although Drew Brees retired, Jameis Winston is a capable NFL starter who might have the skill set to open up the offense more so than in the past.
The AFC East may also be a dark horse candidate because of the Buffalo Bills being one of the league’s elite teams. Plus, can anyone really ever count out Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots? Like many of these divisions, it’s more so betting on one team but divisions with multiple threats can be the best bets.
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Nick is a football fanatic with years of sports journalism experience. He achieved a degree in Broadcast/Journalism from Penn State University. When he’s not covering the latest NFL odds you can catch him debating Brady > Belichick in his free time.