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NFL Conference Championship Odds 2025: Lines & Spreads for AFC, NFC Championship

C Jackson Cowart

Last Updated: January 19, 2025 9:49 PM EST • 2 min 52 sec read.

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes watches the replay board as we examine the NFL Conference Championship odds for the AFC Championship and NFC Championship.
Pictured: Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15) watches the replay board. Photo by Denny Medley / Imagn Images.

2025 NFL Conference Championship odds, schedule

(Odds via DraftKings)

GameSpread (Jan. 21)Moneyline (Jan. 21)Over/Under (Jan. 21)
Commanders vs. Eagles (3 PM)Eagles -6 (-112)Eagles -28547.5 (-112/-108)
Bills vs. Chiefs (6:30 PM)Chiefs -1.5 (-115)Chiefs -12547.5 (-110/-110)
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We're taking a look at the early NFL Conference Championship odds with all four teams set for the final weekend before the Super Bowl.

After beating the Baltimore Ravens in the divisional round, the Buffalo Bills are slight road underdogs by the AFC Championship odds against the two-time defending champion Kansas City Chiefs (-1.5), who are making their seventh straight appearance.

On the other side, the Philadelphia Eagles (-4.5) are favorites to beat the Washington Commanders by the NFC Championship odds in the third meeting this season between NFC East rivals - they split the first two ahead of next Sunday's rematch.

We predicted the outcome for those games and offered our Super Bowl pick in our NFL playoff bracket predictions.

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NFC Championship live odds, betting lines (3 p.m. ET, FOX)

After pulling off two upsets to reach the NFC Championship, the Commanders are once again underdogs ahead of Sunday's matchup with the Eagles.

Rookie QB Jayden Daniels led Washington to a thrilling win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the wild-card round before a sensational showing against the Lions on Saturday to punch the Commanders' first ticket to the NFC title game since 1991.

The Eagles are back on this stage for the second time in three seasons after winning the NFC Championship two years ago, but they split their two meetings with the Commanders this year after a 36-33 loss in Week 16 that saw QB Jalen Hurts leave with injury. Our Gary Pearson makes the case for the underdog with his Commanders vs. Eagles early picks.

Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels runs the ball as we examine the NFC Championship odds and betting lines.
Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels (5) runs the ball against the Philadelphia Eagles. Photo by Peter Casey / Imagn Images.

AFC Championship live odds, betting lines (6:30 PM ET, CBS)

The Chiefs didn't look sharp against the Houston Texans in the divisional round, but they still own the shorter Super Bowl odds than the Bills ahead of the AFC Championship.

That comes even after Josh Allen - who sure looked like a deserving NFL MVP odds in the divisional round - led Buffalo to a 30-21 win when these teams met back in November. Mahomes has won every playoff meeting in a rivalry that always seems to deliver drama. Gary Pearson expects the Chiefs to round into championship form with his Bills vs. Chiefs early picks.

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes looks on as we examine the AFC Championship odds and betting lines.
Pictured: Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15) looks on against the Houston Texans. Photo by Jay Biggerstaff / Imagn Images.

Opening odds for NFC Championship, AFC Championship

There's an advantage to betting the early NFL odds when attempting to beat the closing line. The closer you wait until kickoff to make your NFL picks, the harder it becomes to identify edges and secure the best price on most sides or totals.

Commanders vs. Eagles odds (NFC Championship)

  • Opening spread (Jan. 19): Eagles -4.5
  • Opening moneyline (Jan. 19): Eagles -230
  • Opening total (Jan. 19): 48.5 (-110/-110)
  • Kickoff: Sunday at 3 p.m. ET
  • Location: Lincoln Financial Field (Philadelphia)
  • How to watch: FOX

Bills vs. Chiefs odds (AFC Championship)

  • Opening spread (Jan. 19): Chiefs -1.5
  • Opening moneyline (Jan. 19): Chiefs -120
  • Opening total (Jan. 19): 48.5 (-110/-110)
  • Kickoff: Sunday at 6:30 p.m. ET
  • Location: GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City)
  • How to watch: CBS

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C Jackson Cowart
C Jackson Cowart is a publishing editor and lead writer for Sportsbook Review. An award-winning writer, reporter, and editor with a decade of sports media experience, "C-Jax" has worked with ESPN, Forbes, theScore, and various daily newspapers before joining the Sportsbook Review team. He's a proud graduate of the University of North Carolina, where he served as a beat writer for the Tar Heels' championship run through the NCAA men's basketball tournament in 2017. Jackson has spent the last five years covering sports betting as a predictive analyst, features writer, and industry reporter. Since joining the team in 2023, he's played a key role in Sportsbook Review's coverage of the Super Bowl, March Madness, and NBA playoffs while serving as the lead writer for the growing WNBA and NASCAR betting scenes. Though he's cashed some big bets over the years -- including Lamar Jackson to win MVP (twice) -- he's still haunted by enough second-place bet slips to wallpaper his home office. While Jackson is a committed "process over results" bettor with a keen eye for advanced stats and subtle bias in futures markets, he also embraces sports betting as a vehicle for entertainment and personal investment. He's written about everything from hot dogs to groundhogs and still hasn't forgiven his "inside source" for a sabotaged bet on the Gatorade color in Super Bowl LV.