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A few generations of NFL fans know nothing but the New England Patriots being the most dominant team in the AFC and the entire league. With Tom Brady and Bill Belichick leading the way, the Pats have collected nine of their record 11 conference championships since 2001. That’s a run of success unparalleled in the salary cap and free agency era. Brady is still kicking now that he’s reached 40 and Father Time will catch up with him at some point. But the guy defies the odds and is playing better now than he was as a rookie. Despite winning the last three AFC Championships, the Pats have slipped behind the Kansas City Chiefs as favorites to topple the AFC pack. Until Brady retires, though, the Pats are going to be a tough out.

The gap is closing with five teams listed at better than +720 Odds. The Chiefs have been a regular season terror over the last four years, matching the Pats as the only teams to post double-digit victories every season in that span. We could also be witnessing a transition in Cleveland with the Browns making significant offseason moves to try and win their first AFC Championship.

2019 AFC Divisions Betting Preview

AFC North

The preseason hype surrounding the Cleveland Browns is real and oddsmakers took notice, pegging the perennial losers as the favorite to win their first AFC North title. Both Baltimore and Pittsburgh lost more than they gained this offseason, but they should be in the thick of the race like they always are. All eyes, however, will be on the Browns, who went winless just two seasons ago. Fortunes could be changing with the Browns getting their quarterback situation ironed out. After a number of misses in the draft, it appears the Browns got it right this time with Baker Mayfield. The No. 1 overall pick in the 2018 draft took over early last season and put together a strong season. He and the Browns offense should be better with Odell Beckham Jr. joining Jarvis Landry to give their QB some serious weapons. More

AFC South

With the help of Peyton Manning, the Indianapolis Colts owned the AFC South from its inception winning nine of the first 13 titles. They’ve gone four years without a crown, their longest drought in the division’s history, but after a standout 10-win campaign under rookie coach Frank Reich in 2018, the Colts are the favorite to win the division in 2019. The Houston Texans aren’t going to give it up easily, though. The Texans won the title in 2018 by a game over the Colts, their third crown in four seasons. The teams met in a wild card playoff game with the Colts getting the victory. It was the second straight season two division teams qualified for the postseason after having just one the previous four campaigns. More

AFC East

Tom Brady is back for another season and the defending champion New England Patriots are a big favorite to extend their NFL record for consecutive division titles to 11. The Pats’ run of success under Brady and coach Bill Belichick is unprecedented in today’s NFL with salary caps and free agency. They head into the season as defending champions for the sixth time in Brady’s reign. More

AFC West

With four teams that originally began play as charter members of the AFL’s Western Division, the AFC West is the nastiest in football. It’s also been one of the most competitive throughout the years, though the Kansas City Chiefs have a stranglehold on the top spot and don’t appear to be letting go. The Chiefs and Los Angeles Chargers had the best record in the AFC last season at 12-4. Kansas City won the tie-breaker with a better division record, thus earning the No. 1 seed in the conference playoffs and its third straight division title. Oddsmakers have those two in a close race at the top of the division. The Denver Broncos and Oakland Raiders are further down the odds list and aren’t expected to compete, though stranger things have happened. More

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The Pats have been the class of the AFC for close to two decades, and oddsmakers still have them as contenders, but they are no longer the favorite. With electrifying Patrick Mahomes leading the highest scoring offense in 2018, Kansas City has emerged as the favorite. The Chiefs have played in two Super Bowls, but they’ve never won an AFC Championship. How’s that you ask? Their two visits came before the merger when champs from the AFL and NFL squared off.

List of AFC Winners

AFC Championship Results by Team

Dominance personified. Of the 49 AFC Championship Games played, a whopping 27 of them have been won by the Patriots, Steelers and Broncos. New England broke a tie with the other clubs with the first of their current three-title streak. In 2017, the Pats became the first team in NFL history to win 10 conference championships and they added to their franchise legacy with another title last year.

The Jets, Browns, Jaguars, Chiefs and Texans are among the teams that have never won the AFC championship, with the Jets having the biggest record for futility at 0-4. Houston Texans are the only team in the NFL to have never played in a conference championship game, though they are the league's youngest franchise.

American Football Conference Teams

• AFC North
• Baltimore Ravens
• Pittsburgh Steelers
• Cincinnati Bengals
• Cleveland Browns

• AFC South
• Indianapolis Colts
• Houston Texans
• Jacksonville Jaguars
• Tennessee Titans

• AFC East
• New York Jets
• Buffalo Bills
• Miami Dolphins
• New England Patriots

• AFC West
• Denver Broncos
• Oakland Raiders
• Kansas City Chiefs
• Los Angeles Chargers

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