- The Baltimore Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals sit at the top of the AFC North odds board.
- The Pittsburgh Steelers have +525 odds to win the AFC North.
- There are +2500 odds for the Cleveland Browns to win the AFC North.
BALTIMORE – The AFC North could be one of the more competitive divisions in the NFL this season with both the Baltimore Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals pacing the group and the Pittsburgh Steelers in striking distance. The Cleveland Browns are in a familiar spot at the bottom of the board.
Super Bowl sportsbooks are slightly backing the Ravens to win their third AFC North title in four years. The Bengals are looking to get back into the top spot for the first time since 2022.
AFC North Odds
- Baltimore Ravens +105
- Cincinnati Bengals +150
- Pittsburgh Steelers +525
- Cleveland Browns +2500
A Two-Team Race
Oddsmakers are leaning on a two-way race between the Ravens and Bengals to win the AFC North, with the Ravens odds slightly stronger. It’ll come down to which team can stay healthy for the season, with both teams dealing with significant injuries in recent seasons, including last year.
When fully healthy, these are easily the two top teams in the division. In 2024, each of their last healthy years, both were top-10 offenses in the league while the Ravens won the division.
The Ravens have won two of the last three AFC North titles while the Bengals odds have cashed in two of the last five seasons.
Steelers In Contention
Despite the Steelers odds sitting a wide gap behind the Ravens and Bengals, they are the most recent AFC North winner and did make several moves in the offseason to compete. They brought in Michael Pittman Jr. to pair with DK Metcalf and Rico Dowdle to play behind Jaylen Warren.
The defense has remained in the top-10 in two of the last three seasons, and as long as TJ Watt, Cameron Heyward, and Nick Herbig are lining up on the front seven, they should remain in that position.
Browns Continue To Slide
This is a clear fade on the Browns odds. While there are a few bright spots, they do not outweigh the several holes that are missing. Starting under center, neither Deshaun Watson nor Shedeur Sanders has shown any spark in the QB battle.
This has been a bottom-3 offense in the last two seasons, and they’ve finished in last place in the division in three of the last four years.
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