The Tampa Bay Buccaneers odds to win the NFC South division title have steadily grown
The Bucs beat the Atlanta Falcons 23-20 after Younghoe Koo missed a game tying field goal
Bijan Robinson averaged just two yards per carry while splitting duties with Tyler Allgeier
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are looking to make history this season as they have the opportunity to be the first team in the NFC South to win five straight division titles. The Atlanta Falcons are looking to play spoiler after re-tooling their defense, as well as potentially receiving a bump in production at quarterback with Michael Penix Jr taking over for Kirk Cousins.
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Team | Odds |
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers | -170 BET HERE |
Atlanta Falcons | +340 BET HERE |
Carolina Panthers | +500 BET HERE |
New Orleans Saints | +1600 BET HERE |
With negative regression looming large, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers managed to avoid taking a step back by beating the Atlanta Falcons 23-20 in week one. While it did take Younghoe Koo missing a game tying field goal to help secure the win, the Bucs still looked like the most well rounded team in the division. Especially if Emeka Egbuka can continue to play at a high level as the Bucs rookie wide receiver hauled in four receptions for 67 yards and 2 touchdowns.
As for the rest of the division, the Carolina Panthers still looked like one of the worst teams in the league after getting routed by the Jacksonville Jaguars 26-10. Their lack of pass production hurt their chances of competing as Offensive Rookie of the Year contender Tetairoa McMillan was the only receiver to eclipse 30 yards. The New Orleans Saints meanwhile had the opportunity to take Arizona to overtime, but failed to find the end zone in their game tying drive.
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Even though it resulted in a loss, it was still a welcome sight to see for the Atlanta Falcons fans as Michael Penix Jr has shown he can lead their offense for the foreseeable future. In week one's loss to Tampa Bay, Penix finished the contest throwing for 298 yards and 1 touchdown while completing 64% of his passes. To help turn into a more well rounded offense, Bijan Robinson will need to quickly round back into form as he was shockingly held to just two yards per carry.
When looking to bet on a team to win the NFC South, it’s vital to factor in who they retained and added throughout the offseason. A team with continuity on both sides of the ball are in a great position to get off to a hot start as it helps limit the amount of variance in their contests. Should their additions also pan out, then that provides a team enough talent to help remain competitive throughout the season.
Another factor to consider is the team’s strength of schedule and situational spots. The easier the schedule, the higher the chance a team can string together their wins to help stay at the top of the division standings. Especially if they receive ample rest between their primetime and international games as it helps them avoid a potential let down spot.
Before placing any type of wager, it’s vital to know how the listed odds work. With the Falcons preseason odds listed at +230 to win the NFC South, then a $100 wager would profit you $230 if they win the division title.
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When a team wins the NFC South, they normally have a stranglehold over the division for a few years. Other than the Atlanta Falcons, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, New Orleans Saints, and Carolina Panthers all won the division at least three times in a row from 2013-2024.
The division is also close in regard to total titles as the Buccaneers and Saints are tied for first at seven apiece while the Panthers are in third with five. The Atlanta Falcons are not too far behind the pack as they are in fourth with four total division titles.
Team | Year |
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers | 2024 |
Tampa Bay Buccaneers | 2023 |
Tampa Bay Buccaneers | 2022 |
Tampa Bay Buccaneers | 2021 |
New Orleans Saints | 2020 |
New Orleans Saints | 2019 |
New Orleans Saints | 2018 |
New Orleans Saints | 2017 |
Atlanta Falcons | 2016 |
Carolina Panthers | 2015 |
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