The NFC East consists of four teams, namely Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles, and Washington Redskins. Since its creation in 1967, it is the Dallas Cowboys who are the most successful team in the NFC East, winning 21 division championships, 30 playoff berths, and reaching eight Super Bowls, winning five of those. The Cowboys are followed by the Philadelphia Eagle with nine division titles, 20 playoff berths, and two Super Bowl appearances, although they are yet to obtain a Super Bowl ring.
Both the Washington Redskins and New York Giants have Super Bowl victories to brag about, three for Washington, two for New York, and it was the Giants’ Super Bowl win in 2011 that was the last one won by an NFC East side.
Last season, 2015-16, the Redskins won the division with a 9-7 record, followed by the Eagles with 7-9, the Giants with 6-10, and the Cowboys bringing up the with a disappointing 4-12 record.
Preseason NFC East betting suggests the Cowboys are favorites for the division at +163, the Giants at +250, the Redskins at +333, and the Cowboys expected to finish fourth with division odds of +400.
Who is your money on to win the NFC East division this season?
Best NFC East Betting Lines
All leading bookmakers take bets on NFC East teams, so let us take a look at the best NFC East betting lines right now and see if we can bag ourselves some value.
What Is The NFC East Regular Season Schedule
Plan your betting activity with the calendar widget below, which shows all of the NFC East regular season schedule in one handy place; it is a great point of reference.
What Are The NFC East Standings
The Cowboys were preseason favorites to top the division, but is it panning out like expected? Here are the NFC East standings right now, how is the division shaping up?
How To Win NFC East Bets
The NFC East division should be closely fourth this season so it is more important than ever to extract as much value from your bets if you want to win money, and we all want to win money.
From the NFC East teams, the New York Giants had the best offense in 2015, finishing sixth in the NFC overall for Net Total Yards with 5,956 and a total of 372.3 yards per game, which ultimately translated to 26.3 points per game.
Nearest the Giants were the Philadelphia Eagle once place below, then Washington Redskins, with Dallas Cowboys languishing in 12th from 16 teams.
In terms of defense, the highest in the rankings of an NFC East team were the Cowboys in ninth, but watch out for the New York Giants whose leaky defense was 16th in the NFC, allowing an incredible 420.3 yards per game, and leaking an average of 27.6 points per game.
Should you think the Cowboys can turn around last season’s disappointment and win the NFC Conference title, you’ll find odds of around +1200 before a ball has been thrown.
