Team	Odds to Make	Odds to Miss
Arizona Cardinals	+125	-150
Atlanta Falcons	+800	-1200
Baltimore Ravens	-165	+135
Buffalo Bills	-650	+450
Carolina Panthers	+350	-450
Chicago Bears	+450	-650
Cincinnati Bengals	-130	+110
Dallas Cowboys	-250	+200
Denver Broncos	-145	+120
Detroit Lions	+400	-550
Green Bay Packers	-500	+375
Houston Texans	+1600	-3500
Indianapolis Colts	-190	+150
Jacksonville Jaguars	+450	-650
Kansas City Chiefs	-210	+170
Las Vegas Raiders	+160	-200
Los Angeles Chargers	-200	+160
Los Angeles Rams	-250	+200
Miami Dolphins	+140	-175
Minnesota Vikings	-115	-105
New England Patriots	+160	-195
New Orleans Saints	+125	-155
New York Giants	+230	-280
New York Jets	+700	-1100
Philadelphia Eagles	-190	+150
Pittsburgh Steelers	+350	-450
San Francisco 49ers	-225	+175
Seattle Seahawks	+500	-650
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	-650	+450
Tennessee Titans	+100	-120
Washington Commanders	+150	-185

Odds via DraftKings, updated August 5.

We're entering the summer months, and that means the heat of free agency, big trades and the draft are over. Now, only the weather will be making teams sweat during training camp.

There's been a lot of turnover this offseason, with teams going from out of the playoff picture to huge Super Bowl contenders in a flash. But before that happens, we need to get to the playoffs. 

Seven teams from each conference will make it to the postseason (the third year the NFL has used this format). Things can change at any moment, but barring any big injuries, we're likely seeing close to the final numbers until the season starts.

• The Eagles have gone from -170 to -190 to make the playoffs, and their win total has risen, too. The Colts, Chargers and Ravens made similar-sized moves.
• The Panthers improved from +400 to +350 after acquiring Baker Mayfield.
• The Titans continue to drift toward "no", moving from -115 to make the playoffs to +100.
• The Bears win total has dropped more than almost any other team, and their odds to make the playoffs have moved from +350 to +450 over the last month.
• The worst teams in the league got longer -- the Texans from +1200 to +1600, the Falcons from +700 to +800, and the Jets from +550 to +700.

Arizona Cardinals

• +110 Yes 
• -130 No

The Cardinals found themselves in the playoffs last season after a magical start but stumbled down the stretch and ultimately lost to the Super Bowl Champion LA Rams in the NFC Wild Card game. 

Atlanta Falcons

• +650 Yes
• -1000 No

The Falcons are in full blown rebuild mode after sending franchise quarterback Matt Ryan to the Colts. Marcus Mariota takes over the reigns at quarterback and has his work cut out for him to take his team to the playoffs. 

Baltimore Ravens

• -150 Yes
• +125 No

The Ravens missed the playoffs last season for the first time since 2017 mostly due to the injury to Lamar Jackson down the closing stretch. Books expect them to be primed for a bounce back year. 

Buffalo Bills

• -450 Yes
• +350 No

Buffalo seems to be America's darling heading into the 2022 season. Quarterback Josh Allen is the favorite to win MVP and the Bills are the favorite to take home the Lombardi Trophy. Can they live up to the hype?

Carolina Panthers

• +400 Yes
• -500 No

Matt Rhule might be the coach heading into the season with the hottest seat. The Panthers added Baker Mayfield to the quarterbacks room, but that hasn't done much to persuade oddsmakers.

Chicago Bears

• +375 Yes
• -500 No

Justin Fields officially takes the reins in Chicago. Can he take them to the promise land? The Bears have made the playoffs with much worse. 

Cincinnati Bengals 

• -135 Yes
• +115 No

Bengals went from an afterthought in the AFC to a serious contender in one full season with Joe Burrow at the helm. Can they keep that momentum going? 

Dallas Cowboys

• -250 Yes
• +200 No

The Cowboys won the NFC East last season behind an upgraded defense. They have all the tools to make a playoff run. 

Denver Broncos

• -145 Yes
• +120 No

Oh how the tables have turned in the Mile High City. The addition of Russell Wilson has completely changed the trajectory of the franchise. They've been missing a quarterback ever since Peyton Manning left and now they finally got him. 

Detroit Lions

• +375 Yes
• -500 No

The Detroit Coverin' Cambells showed a lot of fight last season but this team still has a lot of work to do to get back to the playoffs. 

Green Bay Packers

• -500 Yes
• +375 No

With Aaron Rodgers, anything is possible. 

Houston Texans

• +1200 Yes
• -2500 No

The dumpster fire that is the Houston Texans has the worst odds of any team to make the playoffs. 

Indianapolis Colts

• -165 Yes
• +135 No

The Colts missed out on the playoffs by losing to the Jaguars in Week 18. With Jonathan Taylor and now Matt Ryan at quarterback, this team appears to be on an upward trajectory. 

Jacksonville Jaguars

• +400 Yes
• -550 No

The Jaguars were back on the coaching market after less than one year with Urban Meyer. They settled on Doug Pederson who, if nothing else, should implement a massive and much-needed culture change in Jacksonville.

Kansas City Chiefs

• -225 Yes
• +185 No

The Chiefs lost won of their top offensive weapons in Tyreek Hill during the offseason and their division has gotten much tougher. Just a couple of reasons why this number may seem low to some people.

Las Vegas Raiders 

• +170 Yes
• -210 No

People may easily forget the Raiders made the playoffs last season despite the departure of Jon Gruden less than halfway through the season. They had a chance late in the game to beat the Bengals in the Wild Card game, who would eventually go on to win the AFC Championship. 

Los Angeles Chargers

• -170 Yes
• +140 No

The Chargers have yet to go to the playoffs with Justin Herbert as the starting quarterback. That's expected to change this season. 

Los Angeles Rams

• -261 Yes
• +210 No

The reigning Super Bowl champs play in a tough division but it would be a major surprise to see them miss out on the playoffs. 

Miami Dolphins

• +165 Yes
• -200 No

The Dolphins are completely revamped after hiring Mike McDaniel as head coach and trading for Tyreek Hill. They weren't far from making the playoffs last season. 

Minnesota Vikings

• -105 Yes
• -115 No

The Vikings are always a difficult team to predict.

New England Patriots

• +160 Yes
• -195 No

The Patriots have a lot of question marks entering the season. Such as, who's going to run the offense? Never doubt Bill Belichick. 

New Orleans Saints

• +130 Yes
• -155 No

The Saints will be in their first year without Sean Payton in a very long time. Dennis Allen takes the reins and he appears to have a very capable roster. 

New York Giants

• +200 Yes
• -250 No

Injuries have hampered the Giants the last few seasons. If they can stay healthy, they could sneak into the playoffs. 

New York Jets

• +550 Yes
• -834 No

The Jets appear to be heading in the right direction but Zach Wilson has some pressure on his shoulders to prove he can be a reliable quarterback. 

Philadelphia Eagles

• -170 Yes
• +140 No

The Eagles made some massive upgrades in the offseason specifically with the additions of AJ Brown and James Bradberry. Hurts will have to take a leap to become a contender but this team appears to be primed to make the playoffs. 

Pittsburgh Steelers

• +275 Yes
• -350 No

It's the end of an era in Pittsburgh and the start of a new one. Is it the Kenny Pickett era or Mitch Trubisky era?

San Francisco 49ers

• -200 Yes
• +165 No

The 49ers have had a bit of a tumultuous offseason with the Deebo Samuel drama, quarterback controversy and losing their offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel. Is Trey Lance as good as everyone thinks he is?

Seattle Seahawks

• +425 Yes
• -600 No

The Seahawks are in full rebuild mode after trading away Russell Wilson. Drew Lock appears to be the heir apparent in Seattle but it's likely they have their eyes on one of the top quarterbacks in the 2023 draft.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

• -700 Yes
• +475 No

The Bucs lost their head coach but they, somehow, still have that Tom Brady guy. That's all you need to know about their playoff chances. 

Tennessee Titans

• -115 Yes
• -105 No

The Titans were one of the better and more consistent teams in the AFC last year, and Derrick Henry missed significant time with injury. 

Washington Commanders

• +150 Yes
• -185 No

The Commanders are a puzzling team. They have plenty of talent on the defensive side of the ball but with Carson Wentz and not much around him, can you really trust this team to make the playoffs?