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NFC East Predictions & Betting Odds (2025)

4 weeks ago

| BY News Team

The defending Super Bowl Champion Philadelphia Eagles are the oddsmakers favourite to win the NFC East. Could the Commanders overtake the Eagles? Certainly.

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The Eagles are still a good team, but don’t automatically expect them to be as good as last year. The Super Bowl champion defense lost eight players. In Washington, will QB Jayden Daniels take the Commanders to the next level?

NFC East Odds 2025:

Philadelphia Eagles – 4/6
Washington Commanders – 2/1
Dallas Cowboys – 7/1
New York Giants – 25/1

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Add in the chaos of the Cowboys and the NYC Giants organizations, and it will be an interesting division to follow and bet.

And remember when betting regular season win milestones that strength of schedule matters, too. The NFC East has to play the NFC North and AFC West this year, a notably tougher task than NFC and AFC North they played last year.

Philadelphia Eagles (4/6)

This year’s Philadelphia Eagles could be better than last year’s Super Bowl champion squad. They could also take a step back. If everyone stays healthy the Eagles will score points. QB Jalen Hurts and RB Saquon Barkley are both good bets to lead the league in regular season rushing touchdowns.

A concern is the durability of their star RB Barkley. He had a phenomenal year last season, but did it come at a cost? Twenty games and 436 carries take it’s toll on the body.

And can a defense that lost lots of championship talent retain it’s dominant form?

One thing is certain. The Eagles and their star talent will be fun to watch and bet on.

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Washington Commanders (2/1)

The Washington Commanders will be a popular pick this season thanks to second-year dual threat QB Jayden Daniels, who turned NFL heads with MVP consideration in his rookie season.

To bet on the Commanders is to back Jayden Daniels. And why not bet on one of the most electrifying young players in the game. Jayden Daniels makes a fun longshot bet for Offensive Player of the Year.

If the Commanders have improved their defense to a top-tier unit, they have the makings of a Super Bowl contender.

If you aren’t backing the Commanders, I also understand. Last season they had a soft schedule, good health, historic fourth-down luck and nine wins in one-score games. That’s quite the run of good luck.

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Dallas Cowboys (7/1)

Overall, the Cowboys still have a fairly talented roster on paper, but a number of key players are coming back from injuries, especially QB Dak Prescott, who could challenge for Comeback Player of the Year.

The season really depends on three things: whether they can avoid the injuries that have plagued them in recent years, whether George Pickens is an adequate complement to CeeDee Lamb, and whether the defense can gel quickly under new Defensive Coordinator Matt Eberflus’ direction.

They’ll likely be in the mix to make the playoffs, but could struggle against the elite NFC teams.

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New York Giants (25/1)

The New York Giants will struggle again this season. The Giants have finished last in the division in four of the last eight seasons. They will be in the running for the worst record in the league this year.

Russell Wilson is slated to begin the year as starting QB but you could see him relinquish the job to first-round draft pick Jaxson Dart, who could be a sneaky pick for Offensive Rookie of the Year if he takes over early season.

Third overall pick Abdul Carter will be a player to watch and a popular pick for Defensive Rookie of the Year. Carter, a LB, could become the face of a defense that could overachieve by year’s end.