NFC East Odds 2025

The NFC East is one of the most competitive divisions in the National Football League, featuring four teams from major metro areas, all with rich histories and passionate fan bases. The combined popularity of the Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles, and Washington Commanders are unmatched – and makes betting on the NFC East Division winner one of the most popular ways to bet on the NFL with hard Rock Bet.

Current NFC East odds

The current, live odds on Hard Rock Bet for NFC East division winner:

How to read the NFC East odds

Divisional odds are laid out in a moneyline/winner format. Teams listed with a (-) next to their name will be favorites, while the remaining teams will have a (+) next to their odds, indicating their underdog status. Any odds with a (-) in front of them indicate that you need to bet that amount to profit $100 on your wager. NFC East odds with a (+) next to them will return that amount of profit on a $100 wager.

The higher the number next to the a (+), the bigger the underdog. For example:

• Eagles -140: Bet $140 on Philadelphia to win $240 ($100 profit)
• Giants +2500: Bet $100 on New York to win $2,500 ($2600 profit)

What to know: Betting the NFC East

With only four teams in each NFL Division, the odds of any single team winning are going to be relatively favorable when compared to other football betting markets. Super Bowl odds, for example, is a market spread 32-ways with each team beginning the year with a chance to win.

Familiarity breeds confidence

NFL bettors, and fans of NFL teams know their divisions well. After all, as all fans know, you see your division rivals at least twice per season – and potentially a third time in the playoffs if things go well. This makes NFL divisional betting markets, like with the NFC East, intriguing options from a betting perspective. Bettors and fans are aware of offseason additions, they follow what rivals are doing in the draft, what they look like during camp, where each team is strong and where they’re weak. This extra degree of attention, rightly or wrongly, can breed confidence in the betting market.

Timing is key

Hard Rock Bet provides real-time odds for the NFC East division winner, updated continuously throughout the year. This allows bettors to take advantage of the latest developments and make strategic wagers based on current team performance and news.

Betting on the NFC East is not about predicting the outcome of a single game but involves a deep understanding of team dynamics, player performances, and the overall competitive landscape of the division. As such, the timing of your wager is almost as important as who you wager on. As the season progresses, the odds will shift in response to injuries, trades, and game results, offering dynamic opportunities for bettors to find value. Stay tuned to Hard Rock Bet for the most up-to-date NFC East odds and make your predictions on which team will claim the division title.

NFC East Teams

The NFC East is composed of four teams, each with a unique backstory and a fervent ambition to claim the division title. The Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles, and Washington Commanders all bring their distinct styles and fan bases to the table, making the NFC East one of the most unpredictable and exciting divisions in the NFL. Let’s take a closer look at each team:

Dallas Cowboys: Reigning NFC East champion

• Stadium: AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas
• Last NFC East Division Title: 2023

The Dallas Cowboys, often dubbed “America’s Team,” are a perennial favorite in the NFC East. With a storied history that includes five Super Bowl championships, the Cowboys consistently attract attention and high expectations. Playing their home games at the state-of-the-art AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, the Cowboys boast one of the most dedicated fan bases in the NFL – and these fans aren’t just in Texas, either.

In recent years, the Cowboys have been strong contenders in the NFC East, capturing the division title in 2023. Their offense, led by star players such as quarterback Dak Prescott and wide receiver CeeDee Lamb, has the firepower to dominate opponents. The team’s defense has also evolved into one of the league’s strongest units, making the Cowboys a favorite not just in the Division, but for the entire NFC.

New York Giants: The underdog

• Stadium: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey
• Last NFC East Division Title: 2011

The New York Giants are one of the oldest and most storied franchises in the NFL, with a history that includes four Super Bowl championships. Playing their home games at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, the Giants are backed by a passionate fan base eager to see their team return to glory.

The Giants’ last NFC East division title came in 2011, and have been on the rebuild ever since. Following a 14-loss season in 24/25, the Giants drafted pass rusher Abdul Carter with the third overall pick, and then traded back into the first round of the draft to select Jaxson Dart as the team’s quarterback of the future.

The Giants are considered significant underdogs in the East, but they’re only three years removed from their last playoff victory. With Brian Daboll returning for 25/26 the Giants will be hoping for better… much better.

Philadelphia Eagles: The preseason favorite

• Stadium: Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• Last NFC East Title: 2025

The Philadelphia Eagles are the reigning NFC East, and Super Bowl champs, having defeated the Chiefs 40-22 to claim their second title in 24/25. Known for their excitable fan base and spirit, the Eagles are a force in the NFC East. Playing at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the Eagles have set the standard in the division for two consecutive seasons.

The Eagles’ offense, led by Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley, and a talented group of wide receivers including DeVonta Smith and A.J. Brown, is capable of putting up big numbers against any defense. On the defensive side, the Eagles are anchored by a solid front line and an aggressive secondary, making them a well-rounded team.

Washington Commanders: New hope

• Stadium: FedEx Field, Landover Maryland
• Last NFC East Title: 2020 (As the Washington Football Team)

The Washington Commanders, owners of three (admittedly distant) Super Bowl titles, have endured decades of mediocrity in the NFC East. In fact, over the last 15 years they’ve finished in third (3x) or fourth/last (9x) an impressive 12 combined times during that span. While the other three seasons did result in division titles, the team never won more than ten games during that span. However, everything changed for Washington during the 2024 / 2025 season.

With Dan Snyder out, new ownership brought life to the franchise. Head coach Dan Quinn and Rookie of the Year Jayden Daniels lead the Commanders to a 12-5 regular season and a shocking trip to the NFC Championship game where they fell to their NFC East rival, the Eagles. With a sensational young QB, Washington fans haven’t had this much to look forward to in decades.

What history tells us about NFC East betting

The NFC East is known for its unpredictability, with no team consistently dominating the division in recent years. In fact, before the Eagles won in 2024 and 2025, it had been twenty years since the same team captured the division title two years in a row. This variability has made the race for the NFC East title particularly thrilling.

The NFC East was first formed in 1967, branded as the “Capitol Division” of the NFL. However, after the 1970 merger with the AFL it officially adopted the NFC East name. In the decades since the division has established itself as a true cornerstone of the league. Tying in the major Northeastern metro areas of New York, Philadelphia, and Washington DC, plus the biggest team in Texas – the sheer volume of fans can’t be topped. Plus, the level of play and has traditionally been quite high.

Divisional dominance

Dating back to the division’s origins in 1967, the Dallas Cowboys have been the most successful team in the NFC East with 25 division titles. The Eagles have captured 13 of their own, while the Commanders (9) and Giants (8) bring up the rear. However from a year-to-year basis it’s anyone’s game.

Unprecedented success

No single division has won more Super Bowl titles (14) than the NFC East. In fact, the AFC East, with the New England Patriots accounting for six, are a distant second with nine titles.

Additionally, the NFC East is the only division where all four teams have won a Super Bowl. And with the Eagles adding a second, every team has won multiple Super Bowls.

• Dallas Cowboys: 5
• NY Giants: 4
• Washington Commanders: 3
• Philadelphia Eagles: 2

Recent NFC East Winners

Here’s how the last five years have shaped out in the NFC East:

• 2024 Philadelphia Eagles: The Eagles are back on top in the NFC East, finishing their season 14-3 en route to the Super Bowl. While the Commanders and Jayden Daniels (12-5) gave them a run for their money, an impressive 10-game winning streak through the middle of the season was enough to power Jaylen Hurts and company to the divisional crown.
• 2023 Dallas Cowboys: The Cowboys won the NFC East title in 2023 with a 12-5 record behind an MVP Runner-Up season from Dak Prescott. Building on their success from previous seasons, the Cowboys’ offense and defense finally clicked in 2023.
• 2022 Philadelphia Eagles: The Eagles topped the NFC East in 2022, finishing the season with a 14-3 record. Jalen Hurts emerged as a bonafide star, leading a potent offense that included a standout campaign from A.J. Brown. The Eagles’ didn’t stop with the NFC East, claiming the NFC Championship as well before falling in dramatic fashion to the Chiefs in the Super Bowl.
• 2021 Dallas Cowboys: In 2021 the Cowboys reclaimed the NFC East title with a strong 12-5 record. Their high-powered offense, featuring quarterback Dak Prescott and wide receiver CeeDee Lamb, was instrumental in their success. The Cowboys’ defense also showed marked improvement, leading the league in turnover differential.
• 2020 Washington Football Team: The Washington Football Team (now the Commanders) emerged as the division champions in 2020 – but there won’t be too many bragging rights going around here. The Football Team finished with a 7-9 record, topping the Giants (6-10), Cowboys (6-10), and Eagles (4-11-1). While their overall record was not impressive, it was enough in a year where the NFC East struggled collectively. Their defense, led by standout rookie Chase Young, was a significant factor in their success.
• 2019 Philadelphia Eagles: The Eagles clinched the division title in 2019 with a 9-7 record. Despite facing numerous injuries throughout the season, they managed to secure the top spot in the NFC East, showcasing their resilience and depth. Quarterback Carson Wentz played a crucial role, leading the team with several key performances down the stretch.

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