The Philadelphia Eagles are the betting favorite to win the NFC East division title
Washington’s Jayden Daniels won the Offensive Rookie of the Year award last season
No one has won two straight NFC East division titles since the Eagles in 2001-2004
After winning the NFC East last season, the Philadelphia Eagles look to be the first team to win two straight division titles since they last did it in 2001-2004. Unfortunately for the reigning Super Bowl champions, the gaps in talent are as narrow as ever with Jayden Daniels elevating the Washington Commanders offense and the Dallas Cowboys returning back to full health.
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Team | Odds |
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Philadelphia Eagles | -150 BET HERE |
Washington Commanders | +225 BET HERE |
Dallas Cowboys | +600 BET HERE |
New York Giants | +2800 BET HERE |
Jayden Daniels wasted no time in his efforts of turning Washington into a playoff contender as the Offensive Rookie of the Year winner gave them an instant boost in production with his elite blend of passing and running abilities. Unfortunately for Washington, their defense failed to match their level of production and held them back from making the Super Bowl. Should they continue to grade out poorly in Def DVOA, then expect the Commanders to fall short again.
As for Dallas, the Cowboys are fresh off of another underwhelming offseason that featured plenty of head scratching decisions. From questionable free agent signings to reaching in the NFL Draft, the Cowboys lack of productive additions may result in another lackluster year. Even with health back on their side, it’s tough to envision how the Cowboys will keep pace with the Eagles and Commanders in the NFC East division standings.
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With the Philadelphia Eagles returning a majority of their core that led them to a Super Bowl, the reigning division champions are in a great position to snap the streak and win a second straight title. Especially if they are capable of recapturing last year’s success as the Eagles finished the year ranked top-5 in Off and Def DVOA, EPA, and Success Rate. Back the Eagles to win the division now and look to potentially hedge your bet later in the year to help secure a profit.
Multiple factors play a role in a team’s chances of winning the division title, including offseason additions, continuity, and strength of schedule. Focusing on continuity, a team who retains a majority of their core are primed for success as it helps limit the amount of variance in their contests. Especially early on in the season when a team is also integrating the new additions they acquired in the offseason.
As for strength of schedule, look for team’s who possess easy starts to the year to help iron out their kinks and receive ample rest between their prime time and international games. Rest also helps preserve a players health which is vital as one major injury can drastically alter a team’s ability to compete.
Before placing a wager on a team to win the NFC East, it’s important to know how the listed odds work. With the Eagles preseason odds to win the division listed at -155, you would need to wager $155 to profit $100.
If you wait to see if they get off to a slow start and are listed with a plus sign in front of their odds (+200 for example), then a $100 wager would profit you $200 if they win the division. Make sure you line shop before placing a wager as the odds for the same market can drastically vary between each sportsbook.
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The NFC East has been the most hectic division in the league as no one has won two straight division titles since the Philadelphia Eagles did it in 2001-2004. With Washington on the rise, we may see that trend continue should their defense give them the production they need to be a well-rounded contender.
As for Dallas, the Cowboys still have a comfortable lead over the division with 22 NFC East titles. The Philadelphia Eagles are in second place with 13 while the Washington Commanders clock in at third with 10.
Team | Year |
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Philadelphia Eagles | 2024 |
Dallas Cowboys | 2023 |
Philadelphia Eagles | 2022 |
Dallas Cowboys | 2021 |
Washington Football Team | 2020 |
Philadelphia Eagles | 2019 |
Dallas Cowboys | 2018 |
Philadelphia Eagles | 2017 |
Dallas Cowboys | 2016 |
Washington Redskins | 2015 |
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