Bills top AFC title market as Rams and 49ers share NFC lead
DraftKings’ 29 September odds put Buffalo at +350 for the AFC championship, with the Chargers and Patriots among the teams priced as long shots.
The Buffalo Bills lead DraftKings’ market to win the AFC championship at +350, while the Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers share the NFC lead at +400 each. The prices were reported by Fox Sports as of 29 September and are a snapshot of sportsbook odds.
The Ravens are listed at +420 for the AFC, followed by the Chiefs at +440. Fox Sports reports the Chiefs’ price has shortened from +770 before the season after they opened 3–0.
The Chargers, also in the AFC, are 0–3 and listed at +4500. Fox Sports reports they are averaging 14.7 points a game, with quarterback Justin Herbert recording three touchdowns and four interceptions across those games.
The Patriots are 1–2 and listed at +990, down from +760 before the season. Fox Sports says the defending AFC champions suffered a blowout loss to Jacksonville in Week 3, while quarterback Drake Maye has one touchdown and six interceptions so far this season.
The Bills are 3–0 and have reached the playoffs in each of the past seven seasons, but have not reached the Super Bowl during that run, according to Fox Sports. The publication also notes that the Chiefs or Patriots have won the AFC in eight of the past 10 seasons.
The listed prices can change and do not represent confirmed outcomes. Fox Sports disclosed that it may receive compensation through betting affiliate links.
