As we watch the overreactions from Week 1 of the NFL, the odds continue to shift after some impressive and disappointing performances across all futures markets.
Two big-name teams – the Miami Dolphins and the Cleveland Browns – saw their division odds drop significantly after impressive performances in Week 1. Ahead of Week 2 action, we’ll discuss what your next move should be for each team at the new price.
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Miami Dolphins (+300) –> (+140)
We expect the Dolphins to win the AFC East this season. Based on Week 1, it’s easy to say that all three other teams within the division lost. While the Patriots looked good against the Eagles, their loss left them at the bottom of the standings. Josh Allen had perhaps the worst game of his career since his rookie season and the Jets lost Aaron Rodgers for the season. That leaves Miami, which went to Los Angeles and gave the Chargers a monster performance from 36 points behind Tua Tagovailoa And Tyreek Hill. If this is what you want from this offense, we’re not sure how you can stay away from the Dolphins and win the AFC East this season.
Cleveland Browns (+375) –> (+220)
While everyone is busy mocking the Cincinnati Bengals for their dismal Week 1 performance, more credit needs to be given to the Cleveland Browns. Their defense appears to have taken a big step forward from last season, and the offense did just enough to keep them in the lead the entire game. A division win against the preseason favorite is always a great start, but the AFC North remains one of the most competitive divisions in football. It would be unwise to count it out Mike Tomlin-led Steelers, while the Bengals and Ravens still have the most talent in the division by a wide margin. We’re missing out this time, but it’s a number to keep an eye on throughout September.
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