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nfl footballBetOnline.AG sports book released the world;s first “To Make the Playoffs” odds for the upcoming 2018 NFL season.

While win totals and super bowl odds are a great indicator of a teams outlook, winning your division is the easiest path to the playoffs. Two teams the past five seasons have made the postseason by winning their division with eight or fewer victories.

Find every team’s odds to make the playoffs in alphabetical order below — and you can track their movement throughout summer right here.

  • Atlanta Falcons
    YES +115 (44% chance)
    NO -145
  • Arizona Cardinals
    YES +800 (10.6% chance)
    NO -1500
  • Baltimore Ravens
    YES +135 (40.6% chance)
    NO -165
  • Buffalo Bills
    YES +450 (17.2% chance)
    NO -700
  • Carolina Panthers
    YES +130 (41.4% chance)
    NO -160
  • Chicago Bears
    YES +450 (17.2% chance)
    NO -700
  • Cincinnati Bengals
    YES +400 (18.9% chance)
    NO -600
  • Cleveland Browns
    YES +600 (13.6% chance)
    NO -1000
  • Dallas Cowboys
    YES +145 (39.1% chance)
    NO -175
  • Denver Broncos
    YES +275 (25.3% chance)
    NO -375
  • Detroit Lions
    YES +260 (26% chance)
    NO -350
  • Green Bay Packers
    YES -170 (60.2% chance)
    NO +140
  • Houston Texans
    YES -135 (54.1% chance)
    NO +105
  • Indianapolis Colts
    YES +325 (22.3% chance)
    NO -450
  • Jacksonville Jaguars
    YES -140 (55.1% chance)
    NO +110
  • Kansas City Chiefs
    YES +120 (43.1% chance)
    NO -150
  • Los Angeles Chargers
    YES -145 (56% chance)
    NO +115
  • Los Angeles Rams
    YES -170 (60.2% chance)
    NO +140
  • Miami Dolphins
    YES +500 (15.6% chance)
    NO -900
  • Minnesota Vikings
    YES -260 (65.3% chance)
    NO +200
  • New England Patriots
    YES -1500 (89.4% chance)
    NO +800
  • New Orleans Saints
    YES -130 (53.1% chance)
    NO +100
  • New York Giants
    YES +325 (22.3% chance)
    NO -450
  • New York Jets
    YES +600 (13.6% chance)
    NO -1000
  • Oakland Raiders
    YES +165 (36% chance)
    NO -205
  • Philadelphia Eagles
    YES -260 (65.3% chance)
    NO +200
  • Pittsburgh Steelers
    YES -550 (80.1% chance)
    NO +375
  • San Francisco 49ers
    YES +135 (40.6% chance)
    NO -165
  • Seattle Seahawks
    YES +220 (29.8% chance)
    NO -280
  • Tampa Bay Buccaneers
    YES +425 (18% chance)
    NO -650
  • Tennessee Titans
    YES +165 (36% chance)
    NO -205
  • Washington Redskins
    YES +375 (19.9% chance)
    NO -550

 

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