NFL Week 14 Odds

Football is a game that should be played outdoors, and some amazing games over the last two weeks perfectly back that up.

In Week 13, a Buffalo snowstorm proved to be great and looked like a lot of fun for those crazy fans in attendance.

The Bills seemed right at home in this arctic battle and easily dispatched of the injury-riddled 49ers 35-10.

The snowstorm act played out in Week 11 as well, with the white stuff blanketing the field in Cleveland as the Browns booked a surprising 24-19 win over the Steelers.

It’s always amazing seeing burly linemen playing in these conditions without long sleeves and the frequent snow angels made by players getting into the end zone (and even after the game).

Many players seem to love the atmosphere and quarterback Jameis Winston expressed his love for the conditions after finding a new lease on his quarterback life with the Browns.

Jameis Winston has the whole TNF crew making snow angels in celebration of a Browns victory.

Truly 1 of 1. 😂 pic.twitter.com/y3HCYLJ23o

— Nick Karns (@karnsies817) November 22, 2024

Will snow be in the forecast for any games this weekend? That remains to be seen, but here’s a preview of this week’s action.

Also, check out our week 14 props and parlay picks to get you even more expert analysis.

Matchups to Watch

This week’s slate of game kicks off with a bang on Thursday night. The Lions (11-1) host the Packers (9-3) in what should be a nice NFC North battle.

The Bears seemed to slow the Lions a bit on Thanksgiving and actually had a chance to at least tie the game up late, if not for a bungled final minute by now-former Chicago head coach Matt Eberflus.

The Packers also came out on top in Week 13 with a 30-17 win over the Dolphins and now have put together three victories in a row.

The last loss came on Nov. 3 in a 24-14 loss to the Lions. Can the Pack get some revenge on the road?

Look for two of the league’s top offenses to square off in what should be quite a tussle. There are a few other big matchups that stand out this week:

• Seahawks (7-5) at Cardinals (6-6) – The Seahawks can separate themselves even more in the NFC West race with a win in this one. Geno Smith is third in the league in passing yardage, but has 12 interceptions this season. The Cardinals are a tough customer and Kyler Kurray is having a solid year with 13 passing TDS and only 6 INTs.
• Chargers (8-4) at Chiefs (11-1) – The Chiefs keep rolling along, although KC continues relying on some late-game heroics. New coach Jim Harbaugh has led the Chargers to a nice season, but is it enough to beat the Super Bowl champions? Kansas City grabbed the win 17-10 in the first matchup.
• Bills (10-2) at Rams (6-6) – The Rams have been up and down despite some big weapons like wide receivers Cooper Kup and Puka Nacua. But the defense is allowing more than 24 points per game. The Bills continue punishing opponents and look like one of the favorites to be playing in the Super Bowl.

Week 14 NFL Odds

Ready to make those selections for this week? Here’s a look at this week’s odds, courtesy of FanDuel.

Matchup	Betting Line	Moneyline	Total
Packers at Lions	Lions -3.5	Packers +142 Lions -168	51.5
Raiders at Buccaneers	Buccaneers -6.5	Raiders +235 Buccaneers -290	46.5
Browns at Steelers	Steelers -6.5	Browns +265 Steelers -330	44.5
Jaguars at Titans	Titans -3.5	Jaguars +160 Titans -190	39.5
Panthers at Eagles	Eagles -12.5	Panthers +520 Eagles -720	45.5
Falcons at Vikings	Vikings -5.5	Falcons +215 Vikings -260	46.5
Jets at Dolphins	Dolphins -6.5	Jets +220 Dolphins -270	44.5
Saints at Giants	Saints -3.5	Saints -210 Giants +176	41.5
Seahawks at Cardinals	Cardinals -2.5	Seahawks +120 Cardinals -142	44.5
Bears at 49ers	49ers -3.5	Bears +176 49ers -210	44.5
Bills at Rams	Bills -4.5	Bills -220 Rams +184	49.5
Chargers at Chiefs	Chiefs -3.5	Chargers +172 Chiefs -200	42.5
Bengals at Cowboys	Bengals -5.5	Bengals -230 Cowboys +190	49.5

*The Baltimore Ravens, Denver Broncos, Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts. New England Patriots, and Washington Commanders are all on byes this week.

Interesting Prop Bets

Jared Goff’s Thanksgiving performance was anything but a turkey and those who jumped on board last week’s prop pick saw him top 1.5 TD passes (223 yards, 2 TDs, 0 INTs) for a payout of -128.

This week, look for Bengals running back Chase Brown to have a nice day against the struggling Cowboys defense and score at least one TD for a payout of -165.

Picks for the People

Ugh, that Dolphins-Packers pick came up just short last week by a half-point to reach the over.

That result was tough, but we ended up with a solid 6-4 record and an overall season record of 49-41. Here’s a look at matchups to watch for this week.

• Panthers (3-9) at Eagles (10-2) – That 12.5-point spread is huge, but the Panthers have shown signs of life recently. Take the over 45.5.
• Falcons (6-6) at Vikings (10-2) – Atlanta has dropped three straight games and Kirk Cousins threw four interceptions last week against the Chargers. The Vikings continue to roll and get it done this week to top the 5.5.
• Raiders (2-10) at Buccaneers (6-6) – The Bucs put up lots of points and the Raiders don’t (25th in the league in yardage and 27th in scoring). That Vegas defense is also 28th in points allowed. Look for the Bucs to top the 6.5.
• Jets (3-9) at Dolphins (5-7) – The Jets have actually kept it close in several games this season including the last two weeks against the Colts and Seahawks. Look for the Dolphins to win but New York to stay with the 6.5-point spread.
• Bills (10-2) at Rams (6-6) – Once again the 4.5 points simply aren’t enough and Buffalo will notch another spread-covering win, this time in L.A. and above the 4.5 points. 
• Chargers (8-4) at Chiefs (11-1) – Despite the impressive record, the Chiefs are only 5-7 against the spread this season while the Chargers are 8-4. This one seems like a Kansas City win by a field goal, below the 3.5-point spread.
• Bengals (4-8) at Cowboys (5-7) – Dallas has put together a two-game winning streak against the lowly Giants as well as a crazy victory over the Commanders. Despite that, we’re not believers. The Bengals have certainly struggled but should have enough to beat the Cowboys by more than 5.5

Good luck with our own picks this week!