Philadelphia Eagles hold a narrow lead in the NFC East at 2-1 after three weeks, buoyed by superior roster depth and quarterback Jalen Hurts despite a lopsided Week 3 defeat to the Bears that exposed defensive vulnerabilities and zero takeaways through the early slate. Traders assign the Eagles the highest implied probability at 52% due to their talent edge and track record of division success, even with multiple injuries including DeVonta Smith. The Dallas Cowboys sit at 1-2 following a narrow loss to the Ravens, where late-game execution faltered under new head coach Brian Schottenheimer; their high-powered offense supports a 27% chance, tempered by defensive inconsistencies prompting a trade for cornerback Joey Porter Jr. The New York Giants and Washington Commanders trail at 2-1 and 1-2 respectively, with the Giants’ stout defense offset by low-scoring offense and the Commanders facing steeper roster gaps that limit their upside in the eyes of bettors.