We’ll see if the chalk continues to prevail in Week 14 as the action kicks off on Thursday night with a cross-conference clash between the Rams and the Raiders in Los Angeles. After that, we have a shorter 11-game slate on Sunday thanks to six teams (Colts, Bears, Packers, Commanders, Saints, and Falcons) being on bye. We do still have several intriguing matchups, most notably Bills-Jets, Giants-Eagles, Chargers-Dolphins, and 49ers-Buccaneers.
Keep in mind these lines will move throughout the week as we get updates on various injuries and betting limits increase. Below, we take a look at the latest odds for Week 14 from BetMGM and offer up a few early bets to consider.
NFL odds Week 14
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Odds as of Monday 12/5
Bengals -6 (-110) vs. Browns
While Week 14’s matchup against the Browns could be looked at as a potential “letdown” spot for the Bengals after their win over the Chiefs, Cincinnati undoubtedly remembers its 32-13 loss to Cleveland on Halloween. Cleveland’s defense and special teams did their part in its 27-14 win over the Texans in Week 13, but its offense – mainly Deshaun Watson – underwhelmed. Holding Joe Burrow and the Bengals’ offense in check over 60 minutes is a much different task than Kyle Allen and the Texans. Lay the points as Cincinnati notches a seven-plus point victory to avenge its Week 8 loss.
Lions -1 (-110) vs. Vikings
We’ll side with another divisional favorite here, backing the Fighting Dan Campbells to notch their fifth win in six games. Minnesota will likely garner some respect from the betting public given its 10-2 record, but its secondary still leaves a lot to be desired and its one-score game luck will come to an end eventually. Minnesota eked out a 28-24 home victory over Detroit in Week 3, rallying back from a 24-14 second-half deficit. The water finds its level this week.
Giants-Eagles UNDER 45.5 (-110)
Philadelphia’s defense continues to be one of the most dominant units in the league, but its lone weakness has been its ability to stop the run. The Eagles shored up that weakness last Sunday, holding Derrick Henry to 30 rushing yards on 11 attempts. If they can do that to Saquon Barkley, expect this one to fall UNDER the total. On the flip side, the Giants’ defense needs to put forth an effective performance to keep them within striking distance, and it’s capable of limiting the Eagles’ offensive output.
