2025 NFC North Betting Odds
Only one division in the NFL can boast that each team inside of it is above .500 entering Week 7, and once again the NFC North appears to be a division that will be…
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The Packers shook off the NFL’s first tie since December 2022 where they held off Joe Flacco and the Bengals by the score of 27-18 in Week 6 to move to 3-1-1 on the season, with all three of their wins coming at Lambeau Field. That last point is especially important as the Packers are set to have a two-game road swing begin in Week 7 with a game against the Cardinals, however, given how Packer fans travel and how Cardinal fans don’t really exist, that game will be a defacto home game for Matt LaFleur’s group.
The Pack moved back into first-place into the division entering Week 7 because the Detroit Lions went to Arrowhead Stadium and could not hold off a resurgent Chiefs team on Sunday Night Football, falling 30-17 in Kansas City after starting the fourth quarter trailing only by a field goal.
The Lions will now play host to Baker Mayfield and the 5-1 Bucs on MNF in one of the more highly anticipated matchups of the early season. Like the Packers, the Lions have played much better at home this season and this will be a great barometer to gauge how serious of an NFC contender they truly are this season.
Rounding out the NFC North are a pair of 3-2 teams that are built quite differently. The Vikings may be close to turning back to J.J. McCarthy as he continues to work his way back from injury, however, it appears as though Carson Wentz will go out there for at least one more week in a possible revenge spot against the Eagles. Defensively, however, there isn’t a better group in the division than Brian Flores’ defense and if the Vikes can find a solution at QB they could be a team to keep an eye on moving forward.
The Bears are also 3-2 and optimism is slowly returning to the Windy City after a disastrous 0-2 start to the season. Ben Johnson’s offense is taking shape and Caleb Williams is playing outstanding football in his first season under the former Lions’ dynamo offensive mastermind. While the Bears defense remains a glaring issue, Chicago faces the Saints, Ravens, Bengals and Giants over their next four games and you could certainly see the Bears being favored in at least three of those games.
Before we go head first into the rest of the NFC North, here’s a look at the current odds to win the division entering Week 7.
Odds to Win 2025 NFC North Entering Week 7
| Team | Current Odds to Win NFC North | Odds to Win NFC North Entering Week 5 | Odds to Win NFC North Entering Week 3 | Preseason Odds to Win NFC North |
| Green Bay Packers | -110 | +110 | -210 | +220 |
| Detroit Lions | +160 | +110 | +350 | +175 |
| Minnesota Vikings | +950 | +1100 | +650 | +290 |
| Chicago Bears | +1100 | +1700 | +2700 | +550 |
The Packers are back to being the standalone short favorite to win the NFC North with odds set at -110 to win the division entering Week 7. The Packers Week 1 victory over the Lions and weird 40-40 tie against the Cowboys has given them a virtual 1.5-game lead for first place, however, the Lions remain right on their heels at +160 to win the division.
Despite both the Vikes and Bears being 3-2 on the year and only a game back of Green Bay in the loss column, oddsmakers still aren’t gung ho about their chances to hold off the two titans in the division to capture a division crown, with Minnesota having +950 odds to win the North and the Bears being tabbed at +1100.
2025 NFC North Win Totals
With three teams in the division winning double-digit games last year, the NFC North was a haven for win total overs. That could be the case once again this season as all four teams have a record of .500 or better after the first six weeks of play.
Here’s a look at the updated NFC North win totals as we enter Week 7.
| Team | Current Win Totals and Betting Odds | Win Totals and Betting Odds Entering Week 5 | Win Totals and Betting Odds Entering Week 3 | Preseason Win Totals and Betting Odds |
| Green Bay Packers | O/U 11.5 | (+125/-145) | O/U 10.5 | (-145/+125) | O/U 12.5 | (+100/-120) | O/U 9.5 | (-115/-105) |
| Detroit Lions | O/U 11.5 | (+125/-145) | O/U 11.5 | (-105/-115) | O/U 9.5 | (-125/+105) | O/U 10.5 | (+120/-140) |
| Minnesota Vikings | O/U 8.5 | (+120/-140) | O/U 7.5 | (-120/+100) | O/U 8.5 | (+115/-135) | O/U 9.5 | (+120/-140) |
| Chicago Bears | O/U 8.5 | (+105/-125) | O/U 7.5 | (-110/-110) | O/U 6.5 | (+100/-120) | O/U 8.5 | (+125/-150) |
- The Packers win total moved back to 11.5 after momentarily dropping to 10.5 following their 40-40 tie at Jerryworld. Should the Packers win 12 games this season, it would be the fourth time Matt LaFleur has guided the Packers to 12 wins or more in a season and the first time since 2021.
- If you jumped on Lions futures bets immediately after their Week 1 loss, congratulations, the Lions of the last two seasons seem to have entered the chat. Despite their loss on the road against a Chiefs team that looks to have found their groove again, the Lions win total remains at a projected 11.5.
- Following their ugly win over the Steelers in London, the Vikings return from the bye week with a projected win total of 8.5, however, the win total is weighted more towards the under. Kevin O’Connell certainly has the defense in place to keep games close, can he find the right quarterback to guide them back to the postseason?
- The Bears have won 9 or more games in a season just one time dating back to 2013, but their projected win total now sits at their preseason mark of 8.5. Will Ben Johnson deliver the first season with 9 wins since 2018 where Chicago finished 12-4?
2025 NFC North – To Win Super Bowl 60 Odds
While the Vikings and Bears remain as longer options to win the Super Bowl from the NFC North, with each of those teams needing to navigate through some serious issues to hoist a Lombardi, the same cannot be said for the Packers and Lions who are unquestionably two of the top favorites to emerge from the NFC to capture the crown.
Here’s a look at how the Super Bowl odds for the NFC North play out entering Week 7.
NFC North Teams – Super Bowl LX Odds
| Team | Current Odds to Win Super Bowl LX | Odds to Win Super Bowl LX Entering Week 5 | Odds to Win Super Bowl LX Entering Week 3 | Preseason Odds to Win Super Bowl LX |
| Green Bay Packers | +700 | +850 | +700 | +1800 |
| Detroit Lions | +900 | +900 | +1700 | +1200 |
| Minnesota Vikings | +5000 | +5500 | +3500 | +2200 |
| Chicago Bears | +5500 | +10000 | +10000 | +4000 |
2025 NFC North – Player MVP Odds
Let’s face it, the 2025 NFL MVP is going to be a quarterback. Here’s how the QB’s in the division are faring in the race to become MVP.
| Player | Current Odds to Win NFL MVP | Odds to Win NFL MVP Entering Week 5 | Odds to Win NFL MVP Entering Week 3 | Preseason Odds to Win NFL MVP |
| Jared Goff (Lions) | +1600 | +1900 | +3000 | +3500 |
| Jordan Love (Packers) | +1800 | +800 | +850 | +2000 |
| Caleb Williams (Bears) | +10000 | +10000 | +7500 | +3700 |
| Carson Wentz (Vikings) | +50000 | +40000 | NR | NR |
The biggest takeaway from your odds as we enter Week 7 is that Jordan Love and Jared Goff are the only NFC North quarterbacks with a realistic shot to bring home the award.
After moving to +800 after Week 4, Jordan Love’s MVP odds have dropped to 18-1, which is practically the same from where they were set when the season started.
Meanwhile, Jared Goff’s MVP odds continue to steadily improve and now sit at 16-1 after being set as high as 30-1 after Week 2. Given the Lions’ explosive offense, one would figure Goff will be an MVP contender for the next several weeks.
Caleb Williams and Carson Wentz remain deep long shots to be mentioned in the NFL MVP race.
Step-By-Step To Bet On Divisional Winners
1. Go to your favorite sportsbook and log in.
2. Look for the NFL tab.
3. Click on the Division’s tab from the drop-down menu.
4. Choose the odds and team you will bet on.
5. Place your bet from the bet slip window—usually—on the right side of the screen.
