NFC East Division Odds
The 2024-25 NFL regular season concluded with Week 18 on Sunday, January 5, 2025, and bettors are now turning their attention to the upcoming playoffs. With the NFC East Division winner already determined, sportsbooks are offering various betting options for the postseason games and early futures for the next season.
Nfc East Division Winner Odds
Be sure to check back soon as NFC East Division Odds will be made available for the 2025-26 NFL regular season.
NFC East Division Opening Odds
Listed below are the Opening Odds to win the NFC East in the 2024-25 season.
- Dallas Cowboys +135
- Philadelphia Eagles +135
- New York Giants +900
- Washington Commanders +1000
How to Read the Odds:
Bet $100 on Dallas Cowboys (+135) to win $135
Bet $100 on Washington Commanders (+1000) to win $1,000
NFC East Betting History
The Dallas Cowboys captured the NFC East title for the second time in three seasons. Dallas cashed at +175 to win the division as no team in the NFC East has won consecutive division titles since Philadelphia in 2003 and 2004.
Year-Winner-Record (Odds to Win)
2024: Philadelphia Eagles 14-3-0 (+135)
2023: Dallas Cowboys 12-5-0 (+175)
2022: Philadelphia Eagles 14-3-0 (+130)
2021: Dallas Cowboys 12-5-0 (+135)
2020: Washington Football Team 7-9-0 (+2200)
2019: Philadelphia Eagles 9-7-0 (-160)
2018: Dallas Cowboys 10-6-0 (+350)
2017: Philadelphia Eagles 13-3-0 (+250)
2016: Dallas Cowboys 13-3-0 (+200)
2015: Washington Redskins 9-7-0 (+3500)
2014: Dallas Cowboys 12-4-0 (+500)
2013: Philadelphia Eagles 10-6-0 (+350)
2012: Washington Redskins 10-6-0 (+1000)
2011: New York Giants 9-7-0 (+300)
2010: Philadelphia Eagles 10-6-0 (+275)
2009: Dallas Cowboys 11-5-0 (+175)
2008: New York Giants 12-4-0 (+325)
2007: Dallas Cowboys 13-3-0 (+180)
2006: Philadelphia Eagles 10-6-0 (+275)
2005: New York Giants 11-5-0 (+700)
2004: Philadelphia Eagles 13-3-0 (-185)
2003: Philadelphia Eagles 12-4-0 (-180)
2002: Philadelphia Eagles 12-4-0 (-180)
2001: Philadelphia Eagles 11-5-0
2000: New York Giants 12-4-0
1999: Washington Redskins 10-6-0
1998: Dallas Cowboys 10-6-0
1997: New York Giants 10-5-1
1996: Dallas Cowboys 10-6-0
1995: Dallas Cowboys 12-4-0
1994: Dallas Cowboys 12-4-0
1993: Dallas Cowboys 12-4-0
1992: Dallas Cowboys 13-3-0
1991: Washington Redskins 14-2-0
1990: New York Giants 13-3-0
1989: New York Giants 12-4-0
1988: Philadelphia Eagles 10-6-0
1987: Washington Redskins 11-4-0
1986: New York Giants 14-2-0
1985: Dallas Cowboys 10-6-0
1984: Washington Redskins 11-5-0
1983: Washington Redskins 14-2-0
NFC East Teams
In the ‘70s, shortly after the Super Bowl era began, Tom Landry established Dallas as one of the NFL’s premiere teams. Behind Landry, the Cowboys appeared in five Super Bowls, winning two.
The Philadelphia Eagles have a storied history that dates back to the early days of the NFL in the 1930s. Before Super Bowls existed, the Eagles won three NFL championships.
As one of the original eight teams in the NFL, the New York Giants date back to the 1925 season. Over the course of professional football history in the US, the Giants have won four league championships ahead of their four Super Bowl titles.
The Commanders’ history began in Boston in the 1930s, when the team was dubbed the Braves. The team migrated to the Washington DC area a year after its inception and changed its name from the Braves to the Redskins.
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