2024-25 NFC East Title Odds: Who Will Win?

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The NFC East hasn’t had a repeat winner in 20 years, which is absolutely remarkable.

The Cowboys hope to become the first team to do so in two decades when they defend their crown this year. Dallas opted for the status quo, keeping Mike McCarthy as head coach despite rumors he was on the hot seat. Still, there’s always some type of drama in Big D, and this year it’s the uncertain contract situations of Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb heading into the season.

The Eagles also opted to bring back a head coach on the hot seat in Nick Sirianni. The Eagles went from the team with the best record to one in disarray the last month of the season culminating with an embarrassing early playoff flameout. They reloaded as they look to return to the Super Bowl for the second time in three years, adding Saquon Barkley, Bryce Huff, C.J. Gardner Johnson, Devin White, DeVante Parker and Kenny Pickett among others.

It's a new era in the Nation’s Capital as Dan Quinn takes over for Ron Rivera. The Commanders might finally have a quarterback for the future after drafting Jayden Daniels with the second-overall pick. They also signed Austin Ekeler, Bobby Wagner, Zach Ertz, Dante Fowler and Marcus Mariota as they look to revamp the franchise’s culture. Washington’s last division title came in 2020.

Daniel jones is healthy and back as QB1 despite the Giants interest in upgrading the position in the draft. They weren’t able to trade up to get a quarterback but were more than happy to nab Malik Nabers with the sixth-overall pick. The wide receiver automatically becomes the Giants’ most lethal offensive weapon. Meanwhile, Big Blue beefed up the defense by trading for star pass rusher Brian Burnes from the Panthers. The Giants haven’t won the NFC East since 2011.

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