2025-26 NFC Championship Odds: Eagles Remain Favorite, Packers No. 2

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NFC championship odds are starting to take shape, as the regular season hits Week 4. And there's been no change at the top so far

The Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles remain the favorite in odds to win the NFC.

Check back regularly for updates on 2025-26 NFC conference championship odds. Also, use our BetMGM bonus code to get the most out of your action on 2026 NFC championship odds.

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Nfc Champion Odds

Time	Bet365	BetMGM	DraftKings	Caesars	ESPNBet	FanDuel	RiversCasino
	›	›	›	›	›	›	›
Lions	+375	+375	+340		+375	+430
Packers	+425	+425	+425		+400	+420
Eagles	+360	+400	+450		+300	+370
49ers	+850	+850	+800		+900	+800
Rams	+850	+850	+900		+900	+900
Commanders	+1100	+1100	+950		+1200	+1300
Buccaneers	+1100	+1100	+1000		+1200	+1200
Seahawks	+2200	+2000	+2200		+2200	+1900
Vikings	+2800	+3000	+2500		+2500	+3000
Cowboys	+4000	+4000	+5000		+4000	+3000
Falcons	+4000	+4000	+5000		+4000	+3500
Bears	+5000	+5000	+6500		+5000	+4000
Cardinals	+8000	+8000	+9000		+7500	+8000
Panthers	+20000	+20000	+20000		+10000	+15000
Saints	+25000	+50000	+30000		+15000	+15000
Giants	+25000	+25000	+30000		+20000	+15000

2026 NFC Championship Odds

Fly Eagles Fly

In the 2024-25 NFC Championship Game, the Philadelphia Eagles plastered the Washington Commanders 55-23. Subsequently, Philly routed the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in Super Bowl 59.

BetMGM opened the Eagles (3-0) as +300 chalk in 2025-26 NFC championship odds. In late September, Philadelphia is still on top, though at +350.

The Green Bay Packers (2-1) are the notable movers. Back in February, Green Bay opened +900. Now, the Packers are the +380 second choice in NFC championship futures.

The Detroit Lions (2-1) are the +475 third choice, after opening as the +400 second choice. Detroit upped its stock with a Week 3 road win over the Baltimore Ravens.

A pair of NFC West teams follow: The Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers, both +900. Then come the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Washington at +1000.

NFC Championship Opening Odds

The Philadelphia Eagles are the defending NFC champions, and they opened as +300 favorites to repeat in the 2025-26 season.

Below are opening odds to win the NFC in the 2025-26 season, from BetMGM:

Philadelphia Eagles +300
Detroit Lions +400
San Francisco 49ers +750
Washington Commanders +850
Green Bay Packers +900
Los Angeles Rams +1400
Minnesota Vikings +1600
Tampa Bay Buccaneers +1600
Chicago Bears +2000
Dallas Cowboys +2500
Atlanta Falcons +2500
Seattle Seahawks +3000
Arizona Cardinals +3000
Carolina Panthers +6000
New Orleans Saints +8000
New York Giants +10000

How to Read the Odds:
Bet $100 on Philadelphia Eagles (+300) to win $300
Bet $100 on Detroit Lions (+400) to win $400

Super Bowl 60 Opening Odds for NFC Teams

Philadelphia Eagles +650
Detroit Lions +850
San Francisco 49ers +1300
Washington Commanders +2000
Green Bay Packers +2000
Los Angeles Rams +2200
Minnesota Vikings +3000
Chicago Bears +4000
Tampa Bay Buccaneers +4000
Seattle Seahawks +6000
Atlanta Falcons +6000
Dallas Cowboys +6600
Arizona Cardinals +6600
Carolina Panthers +12500
New Orleans Saints +15000
New York Giants +20000

NFC Championship Betting History

The NFC has seen four different winners in the last four seasons, highlighted by the Philadelphia Eagles winning the conference in 2023.

Year-Winner-Record (Odds to Win)

2024-25: Philadelphia Eagles 14-3-0 (+850)
2023-24: San Francisco 49ers 12-5-0 (+400)
2022-23: Philadelphia Eagles 14-3-0 (+1200)
2021-22: Los Angeles Rams 12-5-0 (+550)
2020-21: Tampa Bay Buccaneers 11-5-0 (+500)
2019-20: San Francisco 49ers 13-3-0 (+2000)
2018-19: Los Angeles Rams 13-3-0 (+500)
2017-18: Philadelphia Eagles 13-3-0 (+2000)
2016-17: Atlanta Falcons 11-5-0 (+4000)
2015-16: Carolina Panthers 15-1-0 (+1500)
2014-15: Seattle Seahawks 14-2-0 (+250)
2013-14: Seattle Seahawks 13-3-0 (+450)
2012-13: San Francisco 49ers 11-4-1 (+700)
2011-12: New York Giants 9-7-0 (+1000)
2010-11: Green Bay Packers 10-6-0 (+700)
2009-10: New Orleans Saints 13-3-0 (+1100)
2008-09: Arizona Cardinals 9-7-0 (+2000)
2007-08: New York Giants 10-6-0 (+1200)
2006-07: Chicago Bears 13-3-0 (+700)
2005-06: Seattle Seahawks 13-3-0 (+1500)
2004-05: Philadelphia Eagles 13-3-0 (+300)
2003-04: Carolina Panthers 11-5-0 (+2800)
2002-03: Tampa Bay Buccaneers 12-4-0 (+700)
2001-02: St. Louis Rams 14-2-0 (+150)
2000-01: New York Giants 12-4-0
1999-00: St. Louis Rams 13-3-0
1998-99: Atlanta Falcons 14-2-0
1997-98: Green Bay Packers 13-3-0
1996-97: Green Bay Packers 13-3-0
1995-96: Dallas Cowboys 12-4-0
1994-95: San Francisco 49ers 13-3-0
1993-94: Dallas Cowboys 12-4-0
1992-93: Dallas Cowboys 13-3-0
1991-92: Washington Redskins 14-2-0
1990-91: New York Giants 13-3-0
1989-90: San Francisco 49ers 14-2-0
1988-89: San Francisco 49ers 10-6-0
1987-88: Washington Redskins 11-4-0
1986-87: New York Giants 14-2-0
1985-86: Chicago Bears 15-1-0
1984-85: San Francisco 49ers 15-1-0
1983-84: Washington Redskins 14-2-0
1982-83: Washington Redskins 8-1-0
1981-82: San Francisco 49ers 13-3-0
1980-81: Philadelphia Eagles 12-4-0
1979-80: Los Angeles Rams 9-7-0
1978-79: Dallas Cowboys 12-4-0
1977-78: Dallas Cowboys 12-2-0
1976-77: Minnesota Vikings 11-2-1
1975-76: Dallas Cowboys 10-4-0
1974-75: Minnesota Vikings 10-4-0
1973-74: Minnesota Vikings 12-2-0
1972-73: Washington Redskins 11-3-0
1971-72: Dallas Cowboys 11-3-0
1970-71: Dallas Cowboys 10-4-0

NFL National Football Conference Teams

The NFL's National Football Conference consists of 16 teams divided into four divisions of four: NFC East, NFC West, NFC North and NFC South.

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