NFL Division Odds: AFC South Champion, Betting Props, And More

The AFC South is one of the more intriguing division races with young, talented starting quarterbacks front and center. C.J. Stroud and the Houston Texans opened as the favorite with -110 odds and are now pulling away from the pack with [tallysight-widget type="odds-text" id="66b4e8f9f43ce3aeb04ecc29"] odds to win the division.

Below, we’ll look at more odds for the AFC division crown, past winners, and more.

AFC South odds

Compare AFC South odds for the Texans, Jaguars, Colts, and Titans below.

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AFC SOUTH OUTLOOK AND PREDICTIONS

The Texans, Jaguars, and Colts all have NFL playoff aspirations. They opened training camp with odds ranging between +110 and +325 to win the AFC South. Each of the last three seasons has resulted in a different division winner, with Houston being the most recent after finishing one game ahead of the Jags and Colts in the win column.

The Texans offense is looking even stronger this season with the addition of Stefon Diggs. The Colts are ready to show that they can do with a healthy Anthony Richardson behind center, while Trevor Lawrence and the Jags know what it takes to contend for AFC South bragging rights. The Titans, coming off a 6-11 season, will look to better showing without Derrick Henry (now playing for the Baltimore Ravens). Former Cowboy Tony Pollard is his replacement.

Past AFC South division winners

How to bet on NFL division winners

When betting NFL division winners– and any futures– it may be beneficial to consider implied probabilities. This year's AFC South implied win probabilities:

• Houston Texans -110 (52.4% implied probability)
• Jacksonville Jaguars +300 (25% implied probability)
• Indianapolis Colts +330 (22.3% implied probability)
• Tennessee Titans +1000 (9.1% implied probability)

Also consider each team's odds to calculate payouts and winnings. A $10 bet on the Colts +330 to win the AFC South would yield $33 in winnings plus the initial $10 bet back for a total $43 payout.

The longer the odds (greater numbers) offer higher payouts. But shorter odds (smaller numbers or minus numbers) imply a better probability.

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