Opening odds, spreads and lines for NFL Week 16

NFL Week 15 is almost in the books, pending the Sunday and Monday night matchups, but the opening odds for Week 16 are up on DraftKings Sportsbook and it’s time to give them a look.

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

Bye weeks are over.

Here’s the full list of Week 16 odds on DraftKings Sportsbook.

Thursday Game, December 18

Rams at Seahawks – 8:15 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 15

The Rams took care of business in Week 15, scoring 41 points while Matthew Stafford threw for 368 yards. Unfortunately, Davante Adams suffered a hamstring injury and will likely be out for this one. Seattle squeaked out the win in Week 15, 18-16, over the Philip Rivers-led Colts. What year is it? These two teams are tied for the NFC West lead, but the Rams beat Seattle in Week 11.

Saturday Games – December 20

Eagles at Commanders – 5 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 15

Philadelphia ended a three-game losing streak in emphatic fashion with a 31-0 beatdown of the Raiders in Week 15. Washington also stopped a losing streak, but that one was eight games! The Commanders beat the Giants, 29-21, in Week 15 as Marcus Mariota got the starting nod for the seventh time this season.

Packers at Bears – 8:20 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 15

Green Bay had its four-game win streak snapped in Week 15 with the 34-26 loss to Denver. To make matters worse, star defensive end Micah Parsons may have suffered an ACL injury. Chicago bounced back from the Week 14 loss to Green Bay by easily dispatching Cleveland, 31-3, in Week 15. Chicago currently sits atop the NFC North with a 10-4 record. Green Bay is now 9-4-1.

Sunday Early Games – December 21

Bills at Browns – 1 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 15

Buffalo won its third straight with a 35-31 victory over New England in Week 15. Things looked bleak early on, as the Bills were down 21-0, but they rallied back. Cleveland lost its third straight in Week 15 at the hands of Chicago, 31-3. Cleveland has three wins on the season.

Chargers at Cowboys – 1 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 15

The Chargers won their third straight with the 16-13 victory over Kansas City in Week 15. Los Angeles can still win the AFC West if it wins out and Denver loses another game. Los Angeles beat Denver earlier in the season. Dallas lost 34-26 to Minnesota on Sunday night. Dallas is still technically in the hunt for a playoff spot.

Chiefs at Titans – 1 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 15

Kansas City lost the battle and the war in Week 15. The Chargers got the victory, 16-13, which eliminated the Chiefs from the playoffs for the first time in 10 years. In addition, Patrick Mahomes suffered an ACL injury. Tennessee lost … again in Week 15, 37-24 to the 49ers. At least the offense has perked up lately, scoring 31 and 24 points over the last two weeks. The Titans have only two wins on the season.

Bengals at Dolphins – 1 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 15

When Joe Burrow returned three weeks ago, he guided the Bengals to the 32-14 win in Baltimore. Cincinnati lost last week to Buffalo but barely, 39-34. In the rematch with Baltimore in Week 15, Cincinnati could not muster much on offense, as it succumbed 24-0 to the Ravens. Miami plays Monday night.

Jets at Saints – 1 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 15

New York got blasted by Jacksonville in Week 15, 48-20. New York has three wins on the season. New Orleans has now won two straight after the gritty 20-17 win in Week 15. Both victories were over NFC South foes. New Orleans has now won four games on the season.

Vikings at Giants – 1 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 15

Minnesota beat the Cowboys, 34-26, Sunday night. The Vikings have won two straight while scoring over 30 points in each, but Minnesota has been eliminated from playoff contention. The Giants lost 29-21 to Washington in Week 15. New York has now lost eight straight and has only two wins on the season.

Buccaneers at Panthers – 1 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 15

Tampa Bay lost on Thursday night to Atlanta 29-28. It will get a few extra days of rest for this battle of NFC South supremacy. Both of these teams are 7-7 and they play each twice in the next three weeks. Carolina lost to New Orleans, 20-17, in Week 15.

Sunday Late Games – December 21

Jaguars at Broncos – 4:05 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 15

Jacksonville pummeled the Jets, 48-20, in Week 15. The Jags have now won five straight and lead the AFC South. Denver beat Green Bay, 34-26, in Week 15. The Broncos have now won 11 in a row and lead the AFC West.

Falcons at Cardinals – 4:05 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 15

Atlanta beat Tampa Bay, 29-28, in Week 15. Kirk Cousins turned back the clock by going 30-of-44 for 373 yards and three touchdowns. Arizona lost to Houston in Week 15, 40-20. Jacoby Brissett has been good under center for the Cardinals, but the wins have been sparse. Arizona has three wins on the season.

Raiders at Texans – 4:25 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 15

Las Vegas lost 31-0 to Philadelphia in Week 15. The Raiders have lost eight straight and have only two wins on the season. Houston defeated Arizona, 40-20, in Week 15. The Texans have won six straight and are one game behind the Jaguars for the AFC South crown. Houston and Jacksonville split their season series and they don’t play each other the rest of the season.

Steelers at Lions – 4:25 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 15

Pittsburgh plays Monday night. Detroit lost 41-34 to the Rams in Week 15. Detroit has alternated wins and losses since Week 5. The Lions can still get into the playoffs but need help.

Sunday Night Game – December 14

Patriots at Ravens – 8:20 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 15

The Patriots had won 10 straight entering Week 15’s showdown with the Bills. And early on, Drake Maye had the fans forgetting about Tom Brady, as he rushed for two scores and helped build a 21-0 lead. But the Bills came back for the 35-31 victory. Buffalo is one game back for the AFC East lead. Baltimore stopped a two-game losing streak and exacted revenge on Cincinnati with the 24-0 win over the Bengals in Week 15. At 7-7, Baltimore is still in the playoff hunt.

Monday Night Game – December 22

49ers at Colts – 8:15 p.m. ET

Odds on Sunday, December 15

San Francisco beat Tennessee, 37-24, in Week 15. The 49ers have now won four straight and, at 10-4, are in the playoff hunt. Three teams in the NFC West have double-digit wins. Indianapolis lost a heart breaker, 18-16, in Week 15. The Colts have now lost four in a row, but Indianapolis has to be somewhat encouraged with the play of Philip Rivers. The Colts are 8-6 and still in playoff contention. This line opened at 2.5 but is now up to 6. Philip Rivers has been announced the starter for this one.