Opening odds, spreads and lines for NFL Week 14

NFL Week 13 is almost in the books, pending the Sunday and Monday night matchups, but the opening odds for Week 14 are up on DraftKings Sportsbook and it’s time to give them a look.

There is one game on Thursday. There are 12 games on Sunday and one Monday night game.

Carolina, New England, New York Giants and San Francisco are on bye this week.

Here’s the full list of Week 14 odds on DraftKings Sportsbook.

Thursday Games, December 4

Cowboys at Lions – 8:15 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 1

Dallas had its bye in Week 10. Since then, the Cowboys have rattled off three straight wins. Now, over Las Vegas, not so impressive, but wins over Philadelphia and Kansas City are pretty, pretty good. Detroit lost to Green Bay in Week 13. The Lions may be without Amon-Ra St. Brown due to an ankle injury.

Sunday Early Games – December 7

Seahawks at Falcons – 1 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 1

Seattle played with its food in Week 13, shutting out the Vikings while intercepting Max Brosmer, who was making his first career start, four times. Atlanta lost to the New York Jets despite Bijan Robinson running for 142 yards and a touchdown. What else needs to be said?

Bengals at Bills – 1 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 1

Cincinnati easily beat Baltimore in Week 13, as the defense seemed rejuvenated with the return of Joe Burrow back under center. Buffalo has confounded, alternating wins and losses over the last four weeks. The Bills did handle Pittsburgh in Week 13. It’s a strength on strength matchup against the Bengals, as Cincinnati has a potent aerial attack with Burrow, but Buffalo defense was built to defend the pass and is seventh in pressure rate.

Titans at Browns – 1 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 1

Tennessee lost again in Week 13. Not a surprise, but only mustering three points certainly is. Now the Titans have to face one of the best defenses in the league. Shedeur Sanders couldn’t do much in Week 13, but he remains the starter for now.

Commanders at Vikings – 1 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 1

Washington lost to Denver in overtime in Week 13. Marcus Mariota played well, throwing for 294 yards while rushing for 55 yards, both led the team. Washington has now lost seven straight. Minnesota got pummeled in Week 13, as Max Brosmer made his first career start against one of the best defenses in the league. Things predictably did not go well.

Dolphins at Jets – 1 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 1

Miami has rattled off three straight after the 21-17 victory over New Orleans in Week 13. One of those wins was an impressive one over Buffalo. New York defeated Atlanta, 27-24 in Week 13. The Jets have won three of the last five games after losing the first seven games of the season.

Saints at Buccaneers – 1 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 1

New Orleans lost to Miami in Week 13. The Saints have only two wins on the season. Tampa Bay broke a three-game losing streak with a 20-17 win over Arizona in Week 13. Tampa Bay still sits atop the NFC South with a 7-5 record.

Colts at Jaguars – 1 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 1

Indianapolis went 8-2 before its bye. The Colts have now lost two straight, although Kansas City and Houston are no cupcakes, and those losses were by three and four points with one in overtime. Jacksonville easily defeated the Titans in Week 13. The Jaguars have won three straight and are tied with the Colts atop the AFC South.

Steelers at Ravens – 1 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 1

Pittsburgh lost to Buffalo in Week 13 and have now lost two straight. The offense scored a season-low seven points. Baltimore had its five-game win streak halted by the Bengals on Thursday night. These two teams are tied for the AFC North lead at 6-6.

Sunday Late Games – December 7

Broncos at Raiders – 4:05 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 1

Denver eeked out the 27-26 overtime win on Sunday night over Washington. Denver has now won nine straight. The Raiders lost to the Chargers in Week 13 and now have a six-game losing streak. The Raiders have only won two games this season while the Broncos have only lost two games this season.

Bears at Packers – 4:25 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 1

Chicago beat the Eagles, 24-15, in Week 13. Da Bears have won five straight and nine of the last 10 games. Da Bears currently sit atop the NFC North. Green Bay went into Detroit and emerged with the 31-24 victory. Green Bay also defeated the Lions back in Week 1. Green Bay has three losses, the same as Chicago, but the Packers have a tie and eight wins.

Rams at Cardinals – 4:25 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 1

The Rams lost to Carolina in Week 13, snapping a six-game win streak. The Rams and Seahawks are now tied atop the NFC West, but the Rams defeated the Seahawks back in Week 11. Jacoby Brissett has played well in lieu of Kyler Murray, but it hasn’t helped in the win column. After winning the first two games of the season, Arizona has only one more win.

Sunday Night Game – December 7

Texans at Chiefs – 8:20 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 1

Houston defeated the Colts in Week 13 and have now won four straight. The Texans are one game back behind the Jaguars and Colts for the AFC South crown. Kansas City lost to Dallas on Thanksgiving. The Chiefs have now lost three of the last four games.

Monday Night Game – December 8

Eagles at Chargers – 8:15 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 1

Philadelphia lost to Chicago in Week 13 and have now lost two straight. The Eagles are still in sole possession of the NFC East. The Chargers easily took care of the Raiders in Week 13. Justin Herbert did suffer a break in his left hand and is undergoing a procedure. It’s unknown if he will miss time because of it.