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The goal for every NFL team entering the season is to make it into the playoffs and play their way into a Super Bowl championship. Most will fail.
Below are the current odds to make the playoffs for each NFL team. You can use these odds to help make your predictions on which teams have the best chances to win it all at the end of the season, or which teams will go over or under their season win totals.
Odds to Make the NFL Playoffs
Kansas City Chiefs
Philadelphia Eagles
Detroit Lions
Buffalo Bills
Baltimore Ravens
San Francisco 49ers
Green Bay Packers
Dallas Cowboys
Houston Texans
Miami Dolphins
Cincinnati Bengals
Los Angeles Rams
New York Jets
Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers
Seattle Seahawks
Los Angeles Chargers
Minnesota Vikings
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Jacksonville Jaguars
Denver Broncos
Chicago Bears
Indianapolis Colts
Atlanta Falcons
New Orleans Saints
Arizona Cardinals
Las Vegas Raiders
New England Patriots
Tennessee Titans
Washington Commanders
New York Giants
Carolina PanthersHow NFL Playoff Odds are Set and Updated
Before the season starts, the odds are mainly set based on how the teams performed last season, any recent roster changes, and public perception. As the season progresses, these odds are updated based on actual performance, injuries, and remaining schedule strength.
Yes Odds: The odds that a team WILL make the playoffs. Negative odds indicate favorites (e.g., -500 means bet $500 to win $100). Positive odds indicate underdogs (e.g., +300 means bet $100 to win $300).
No Odds: The odds that a team will MISS the playoffs. These are typically the inverse of the Yes odds.
Probability: The implied probability based on the Yes odds. This shows each team’s expected chance of making the postseason according to the betting market.
Factors That Affect Playoff Odds
Division Strength: Teams in weaker divisions have easier paths to the playoffs. The NFC and AFC have different competitive balances that affect each team’s chances.
Schedule Difficulty: The strength of remaining opponents plays a huge role as the season progresses. Teams with easier remaining schedules often see their odds improve.
Injury Reports: Key injuries, especially to quarterbacks, can dramatically shift playoff odds overnight.
Head-to-Head Tiebreakers: Late in the season, head-to-head results between teams competing for the same playoff spot become critical factors.
Using Playoff Odds for Betting
Early Value: The best value often exists before the season starts when odds are based on projections rather than actual results.
Mid-Season Opportunities: Teams that start slow but have remaining favorable schedules can offer value as playoff longshots.
Hedging: If you bet a team early at long odds and they’re in playoff position late, you can bet the “No” side to lock in profit regardless of outcome.
About Our Playoff Odds
Our NFL playoff odds are updated throughout the season. We track lines from major U.S. sportsbooks to provide the most accurate picture of each team’s postseason chances.
Bookmark this page and check back as the playoff picture develops.
