Breaking down NFL weather for Week 14, what it means for fantasy and betting

Welcome to Week 14 of the NFL season. We are into December and you would think, with no dome games, that we would be in for some wild football weather, but that doesn’t appear to be the case. There are currently no games that are forecast to have precipitation, winds above 15 mph or temperatures below freezing.

Worst weather games

Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers

There really aren’t any games we can consider bad weather, but this game at Lambeau has the worst weather of the group. Temperatures should hover just at or above freezing with winds around 15 mph. If the wind prediction gets worse, it could get dicey in Green Bay.

Better weather games

Atlanta Falcons at Carolina Panthers

Cam Newton will get great weather to try to get on track, as the temperature will be in the low 50s, wind around 5 mph and no precipitation.

Baltimore Ravens at Cleveland Browns

This AFC North matchup is an important one, and it looks like the weather will cooperate. Wind could start moving toward the dicey side, but right now it’s supposed to stay around 12 mph. Temperatures will be in the low 40s with no precipitation.

Dallas Cowboys at Washington Football Team

FedEx Field will be sunny, with temperatures in the high 40s and wind around 10 mph. Should be fine for some NFC East football.

Jacksonville Jaguars at Tennessee Titans

Sunny skies, no wind and temperatures in the low 50s. You really can’t get any better weather for a football game in December.

Las Vegas Raiders at Kansas City Chiefs

The Chiefs welcome the division rival Raiders to Kansas City with clear skies, temperatures in the low 50s and wind around 14 mph. The wind is worth monitoring, but right now it’s not a problem.

New Orleans Saints at New York Jets

MetLife Stadium will have clear skies, winds around 11 mph and temperatures in the mid-40s. Can’t ask for much better this time of the year.

Seattle Seahawks at Houston Texans

This game gets a nice cold front that will keep the temperatures down in the low 60s, while the wind will be around 8 mph and the skies will be sunny.

Detroit Lions at Denver Broncos

The Sports Authority Field at Mile High will have great football weather, with temperatures in the mid-50s, wind around 5 mph and clear skies.

New York Giants at Los Angeles Chargers

It’s L.A., so you can guess the weather. Sunny, 60s, light wind.

Buffalo Bills at Tampa Bay Buccaneers

The Bills get to play in a little nicer weather this weekend, as they head to sunny Florida where the temperature will be in the mid-70s and wind will be 5 mph rather than 40 mph.

San Francisco 49ers at Cincinnati Bengals

Paul Brown would like the weather at his namesake stadium this Sunday. Well, I’m guessing he would, as it will be in the mid-40s, sunny skies and 5 mph winds.

Los Angeles Rams at Arizona Cardinals

A night game in the desert? Sign me up. Temperatures will be in the low 60s and wind will be non-existent. This could be a fun one.