2024-25 AFC West Title Odds
Team | Odds |
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Kansas City Chiefs | -20000 |
Los Angeles Chargers | +1600 |
Denver Broncos | +7500 |
Odds via Caesars Sportsbook, updated in real-time. Confused? Learn more about how American odds work.
It’s Patrick Mahomes’ world. We’re all just living in it.
The Chiefs have won the AFC West every single year the once-in-a-generation quarterback has been under center. They’re heavy favorites to win it once again as they also look to win their third-straight Super Bowl. It would give them their fourth title in a six-year span, but more notably would make the first team to ever win three Super Bowls in a row.
Jim Harbaugh and the new look Chargers have the next best odds but haven’t won the division since the Philip Rivers-LaDainian Tomlinson-Antonio Gates heyday of 2006-09. Of course, anything is possible with Justin Herbert under center and Joey Bosa, Khalil Mack and Derwin James on the defensive side of the football.
It’s a new era in the desert as Antonio Pierce enters his first full season at the helm. His first order of business was naming Gardner Minshew starting quarterback after a fierce preseason battle. The Raiders haven’t won the division since 2002.
Finally, the Broncos are in full rebuilding mode as they enter year two of the Sean Payton era. They selected Bo Nix in the first round to be their quarterback of the future after cutting Russell Wilson in the offseason. Denver last won the division in 2015 when Peyton Manning led them to a Super Bowl title.
2024-25 AFC West Title Odds Comparison
Compare odds for the AFC West across all major U.S. sportsbooks.
FUTURES | Consensus | Cons. | |||||
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Kansas City ChiefsChiefs | -20000 | N/A | -20000 | -20000 | -1900 | -3335 | |
Los Angeles ChargersChargers | +1600 | N/A | +1600 | +1600 | +1400 | +1400 | |
Denver BroncosBroncos | +7500 | N/A | +7500 | +7500 | +13000 | +8000 |
Past AFC West Winners
Odds via Sports Odds History prior to Week 1 of that season.
The second decade of the 2000s was dominated by the Broncos in the first half and the Kansas City Chiefs ever since. The Chargers were the team to beat in the mid-to-late 2000s, while the Raiders won the first crown since the division was constructed into how we see it today.
Year | Team | Record | Odds |
2002 | Las Vegas Raiders | 9–7 | +100 |
2003 | Kansas City Chiefs | 13–3 | +220 |
2004 | Los Angeles Chargers | 12–4 | +700 |
2005 | Denver Broncos | 13–3 | +250 |
2006 | Los Angeles Chargers | 14–2 | +200 |
2007 | Los Angeles Chargers | 11–5 | -150 |
2008 | Los Angeles Chargers | 8–8 | -400 |
2009 | Los Angeles Chargers | 13–3 | -400 |
2010 | Kansas City Chiefs | 10–6 | +800 |
2011 | Denver Broncos | 8–8 | +1400 |
2012 | Denver Broncos | 13–3 | +150 |
2013 | Denver Broncos | 13–3 | -455 |
2014 | Denver Broncos | 12–4 | -400 |
2015 | Denver Broncos | 12–4 | -160 |
2016 | Kansas City Chiefs | 12–4 | +160 |
2017 | Kansas City Chiefs | 10–6 | +225 |
2018 | Kansas City Chiefs | 12–4 | +275 |
2019 | Kansas City Chiefs | 12–4 | -200 |
2020 | Kansas City Chiefs | 14–2 | -400 |
2021 | Kansas City Chiefs | 12–5 | -275 |
2022 | Kansas City Chiefs | 14-3 | +170 |
2023 | Kansas City Chiefs | 11-6 | -200 |
Denver Broncos
- Playoff Berths: 22
- Division Titles: 15
- AFC Championships: 8
- Super Bowl Championships: 3
Kansas City Chiefs
- Playoff Berths: 22
- Division Titles: 14
- AFC Championships: 4
- Super Bowl Championships: 4
Las Vegas Raiders
- Playoff Berths: 20
- Division Titles: 12
- AFC Championships: 4
- Super Bowl Championships: 3
Los Angeles Chargers
- Playoff Berths: 15
- Division Titles: 10
- AFC Championships: 1
- Super Bowl Championships: 0