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

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The NFC South’s been the definition of mediocrity the last couple seasons with the Buccaneers winning it with a record of 8-9 in 2022 and 9-8 in 2023. Tampa Bay’s won it the last three seasons, but it’s Atlanta who is favored to win for the first time since 2016.

The Falcons overhauled the team, bringing in a new head coach (Raheem Morris) and quarterback (Kirk Cousins). Oddsmakers are bullish on their chances now that Arthur Smith is gone as the former coach was criticized for his misuse of Bijan Robinson, Kyle Pitts and Drake London.

Meanwhile, Baker Mayfield resurrected his career last season with Tampa Bay, parlaying a one-year prove it deal into a long-term contract. He formed one of the most underrated QB-WR duos a year ago with Mike Evans. The Buccaneers focused on keeping their own free agents in the fold rather than add much in the offseason as they look to win their fourth-straight division title.

The Saints are also moving forward with the status quo, running it back with David Carr under center. They tied Tampa Bay for the best record in the division a year ago but lost out on tiebreakers. New Orleans' big move this offseason was signing former Commander and 49er pass rusher Chase Young in free agency. New Orleans last won the NFC South crown in 2020.

The Panthers are massive longshots to win the division as new head coach Dave Canales takes over. Carolina is banking on Bryce Young making massive strides in his sophomore season after a disappointing rookie campaign. They traded for Dionte Johnson to give him a legit number one wideout to help his growth. Carolina’s last division title was when they went 15-1 behind Cam Newton in 2015.  

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