2024-25 NFC North Title Odds

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The Lions and Packers emerged as powerhouses last year. The Bears drafted one of the most highly regarded quarterbacks in a while in Caleb Williams. And the Vikings? Well, they lost the first-round quarterback they drafted in J.J. McCarthy for the year to a torn meniscus. Still, they’re anything but irrelevant thanks to Justin Jefferson.

Detroit was one quarter away from making their first Super Bowl last year before the 49ers rallied past them to make the Big Game. They’re one of the favorites to win it all this year with sportsbooks listing them among the top three to five favorites. The Lions look to repeat as division champs after winning it for the first time last season.

Jordan Love finally got his chance to start last season after Aaron Rodgers left for the Jets. He proved worthy of picking up where Rodgers and Favre left off with an incredible season that earned him a hefty contract extension. He completed 372-of-579 passes for 4,159 yards and 32 touchdowns, leading them to the divisional round of the playoffs where they nearly upset the 49ers. The Packers brought in former rushing champion Josh Jacobs to help ease the burden as they look to make another deep run. Green Bay last won the division in 2021.

Perhaps no team has more hype than the Bears, who hopefully found a quarterback for the first time in eons in Williams. They signed Keenan Allen and drafted Rome Odunze to join D.J. Moore to form arguably the top wide receiver corps in the NFL. Chicago’s last division title came in 2018 when they won it at +800.

The Vikings are a team in turmoil, suffering major injuries as they move on from the Kirk Cousins era. They entered last season as playoff favorites as reigning NFC North champs, but this year is certainly considered a rebuilding one.

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