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

Written By Road to CFB | Last Updated at July 15, 2026

The Tampa Bay Buccanneers have won three straight NFC South crowns, but opening odds show repeating is not going to be easy. The Bucs had a +300 price, while the Falcons opened as the favorite with -120 odds. Atlanta is the current favorite with [tallysight-widget type="odds-text" id="66b60a8b5834a651a484dc1e"] odds, followed by a [tallysight-widget type="odds-text" id="6706e367951cb95769ee9fbb"] price for the Bucs.

Included on this page are more odds for the NFC division crown this season, past winners, and more.

NFC South odds

View updated NFC South odds for the Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers, New Orleans Saints, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers below.

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NFC South outlook and predictions

Over the last seven seasons, NFC South bragging rights have belonged to the Bucs or Saints. Both teams are coming off 9-8 seasons. But could the Falcons and new quarterback Kirk Cousins win their first division title since 2016?

Like last season, the Bucs, Falcons, and Saints are all expected to contend for the division crown.

The Carolina Panthers opened with a +1100 division price as the franchise continues its rebuild as 2023 No. 1 overall pick Bryce Young is entering his second NFL season.

Past NFC South division winners

Year	Winner	Record
2023	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	9-8
2022	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	8-9
2021	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	13-4
2020	New Orleans Saints	12-4
2019	New Orleans Saints	13-3
2018	New Orleans Saints	13-3
2017	New Orleans Saints	11-5
2016	Atlanta Falcons	11-5
2015	Carolina Panthers	15-1
2014	Carolina Panthers	7-8-1
2013	Carolina Panthers	12-4
2012	Atlanta Falcons	13-3
2011	New Orleans Saints	13-3
2010	Atlanta Falcons	13-3

How to bet on NFL division winners

It's important to note prices offered at different sportsbooks when betting NFL futures (and when making any bet, at that). Consider what a successful $100 bet on the Saints +380 would yield. You would win $380 plus the initial $100 bet back; at another book that offers the Saints at, say, +340 would result in $340 in winnings– $40 less than the other book with just a minute of looking.

Here at TheLines we collect prices from dozens of books for you, eliminating the time it would take to flip through tabs comparing.

Longer odds (higher numbers) suggest a higher payout but a lower implied probability. Shorter odds (lower numbers) reap less reward, but imply a higher probability of happening. Use converters and calculators to contextualize numbers you're looking at on odds boards.