Week 14 NFL Odds: Opening Spreads, Moneylines, Totals

The NFL’s stretch run continues with a Week 14 slate that features the final six byes of the season. Plenty of teams are jockeying for postseason placing or position, making it another intriguing late-season ledger.

LSR offers the latest NFL odds from top sportsbooks below, along with a quick-hitting NFL betting preview for key Week 14 games.

NFL Week 14 odds: Spreads, moneylines, totals

NFL Week 14 opening spreads, lines, totals

NFL Week 14 game odds and analysis 

Green Bay Packers (+3.5) at Detroit Lions (-3.5)

The Packers continued their run toward the postseason with an impressive 30-17 win over the Dolphins on Thanksgiving night. Green Bay is 9-3, putting it in the driver’s seat for a wild-card spot but also keeping its longshot bid for the NFC North alive heading into this game against the division leader.

The Lions survived a furious comeback bid from the Bears earlier in the day Thursday, but Detroit ultimately emerged with its 10th consecutive victory. At 11-1 and with a victory over the Green Bay Packers already in hand, the Lions likely don’t have to worry about losing their grip on the division title (barring a major collapse) but still have to stay ahead of the Eagles and Vikings in the race for the No. 1 seed. 

Green Bay is 2-2 against the spread as a road team this season and 4-4 ATS after a win, while the Detroit Lions are 7-3 against the spread in the latter scenario and 4-2 ATS as a home team. Meanwhile, the Pack is notably 0-3 against the spread in division games.

This game has opened with a total line of 51.5 points.

Atlanta Falcons (+6) at Minnesota Vikings (-6)

The Falcons looked like anything but a contender in an ugly 17-13 loss to the Chargers on Sunday. Kirk Cousins threw four interceptions, nullifying another strong performance by Bijan Robinson. Atlanta has fallen to 6-6 but remains ahead of the Buccaneers atop the NFC South based on the tiebreaker.

The Vikings engaged in another fourth-quarter thriller Sunday and came out on top over the Cardinals, 23-22. Sam Darnold overcame early struggles to lead Minnesota to victory while focusing heavily on top target Justin Jefferson. Minnesota’s win puts the Vikes at 10-2 and keeps them in the top three of the NFC.

The Atlanta Falcons are a solid 3-2 ATS in road games, while the Minnesota Vikings hold the same mark as a home team.

This game has opened with an over/under line of 46.5 points.

New Orleans Saints (-5) at New York Giants (+5)

The Saints suffered their first loss under fiery interim head coach Darren Rizzi, falling to the Rams by a 21-14 score. Adding to the sting of the loss was the torn ACL suffered by do-it-all weapon Taysom Hill, adding to the long list of skill-position absences New Orleans has been saddled with.

The Giants had to roll with their third QB of the season in Drew Lock during a Thanksgiving loss to the Cowboys. Lock put together a mostly middling performance through the air, although he did contribute on the ground with 57 yards and a touchdown. Tommy DeVito could be back under center for New York in this game, however, as the extra time between games could be enough for his injured forearm to heal.

The New Orleans Saints are just 2-3 ATS as a road team, including 0-1 in their only game as a road favorite. The New York Giants are an ugly 1-5 with an ATS +/- of -11.1 points as a home underdog.

The game has opened with a projected total of 40.5 points.

Jacksonville Jaguars (+3.5) at Tennessee Titans (-3.5)

The Jaguars’ ugly season spiraled further Sunday when Trevor Lawrence took a vicious hit from the Texans’ Azeez Al-Shaiir as he was sliding and sustained a concussion that could end his season. The good news for Jacksonville was that the team rallied to nearly beat the Texans behind Mac Jones (235 yards, two TDs, one two-point conversion pass) before falling short by a 23-20 score. While Lawrence could still return at some point, Jones is a virtual certainty to start this divisional clash.

The Titans were embarrassed by the Commanders in the nation’s capital, sustaining a 42-19 thumping during which they trailed 28-0 at one point. Will Levis didn’t really get going until the game was out of reach, but he continued to display a strong downfield connection with both Calvin Ridley and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine. This shapes up as a winnable matchup for Levis and his weapons considering the struggles Jacksonville has had defending the pass. 

For all their troubles, the Jacksonville Jaguars have generated a 3-2 mark against the number as a road underdog. The Tennessee Titans are a league-worst 2-10 ATS, including 0-3 as home favorites. However, they’re 1-1 vs. the spread in division games.

The game has opened with a projected total of 40.0 points.

Las Vegas Raiders (+7) at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-7)

The Raiders gave the Chiefs another holiday scare on Black Friday but lost in heartbreaking fashion on an errant shotgun snap. Aidan O’Connell did put together a career-best performance that included 340 yards and a pair of touchdown passes. Brock Bowers (10-140-1) and Jakobi Meyers (6-97) and Tre Tucker (58-yard touchdown) are all legitimate weapons that could threaten this shaky Buccaneers secondary.

Tampa Bay did escape with a 26-23 decision in OT over the Panthers, one they were in danger of coming out on the wrong side on several times. Ultimately, the Bucs recovered a Chuba Hubbard fumble in the extra period to set up a game-winning field goal by Chase McLaughlin, but the team’s coverage problems were underscored by Bryce Young’s 298-yard tally.

The Las Vegas Raiders are 3-4 ATS as a road underdog this season and 1-1 vs. the number in interconference games. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are 3-3 ATS at home, including 1-1 as a home favorite, and 1-2 vs. the number against AFC opponents.

The game has opened with a projected total of 45.0 points.

Cleveland Browns (+6.5) at Pittsburgh Steelers (-6.5)

The Browns look to build on an improbable upset of the Steelers on Thursday night in Week 12 with a win in an extremely tough road environment Monday night against the Broncos. While Cleveland is just 3-8, Jameis Winston has reinvigorated the offense with both his leadership style and play. 

Speaking of Pittsburgh, Mike Tomlin’s crew warmed up for this chance at revenge by upending another AFC North rival, the Bengals, on the road in Week 13. Russell Wilson vanquished whatever lingering doubt there may have been about his ability to still put together elite performances by throwing for 414 yards and three touchdowns. Wilson has now completed 75.8 percent of his throws over the last two games, including 75.0 percent versus the Browns in the Week 12 loss.

Going into Monday night, the Cleveland Browns were 2-1 ATS as a road underdog. They’re also 1-0 vs. the number when playing with a rest disadvantage and 2-1 in division games. The Pittsburgh Steelers are 2-1 ATS as a home favorite and 2-0 vs. the number with an ATS +/- of +13.5 points when playing with a rest advantage.

The game has opened with a projected total of 41.5 points.

Carolina Panthers (+12.5) at Philadelphia Eagles (-12.5)

Bryce Young, and the Panthers as a whole, are definitely showing improvement under first-year head coach Dave Canales. Battling Canales’ old Bucs squad, Carolina nearly recorded its fourth victory before an especially ill-timed Chuba Hubbard fumble in overtime let Tampa Bay escape. Yet, with Young throwing for a season-high 298 yards and Adam Thielen (8-99-1) looking all the way back, Carolina could potentially give a Philly team that may still take them lightly more trouble than the spread would imply.

The Eagles could also be in for a bit of a letdown after their signature Week 13 win over the Ravens. Philadelphia prevailed in the potential Super Bowl preview by a 24-19 score despite DeVonta Smith (hamstring) sitting out again, with Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley accounting for all three Eagles TDs. Nick Sirianni’s squad remains right at the heels of the 11-1 Lions, just one game back for the NFC’s No. 1 seed.

The Carolina Panthers are 1-4 against the spread as a road underdog, while the Philadelphia Eagles are surprisingly only 1-3 vs. the number as a home favorite. Carolina and Philadelphia are 2-3 and 2-2, respectively, against the spread in non-conference games.

The game has opened with a projected total of 45.5 points.

New York Jets (+6.5) at Miami Dolphins (-6.5)

Even a bye week and an opponent that had to travel across the country wasn’t enough to help the Jets to a Week 13 win. The Seahawks got past New York by a 26-21 score with a 10-0 second-half advantage. The Jets’ blanking over the final two quarters seems to underscore just how underwhelming Aaron Rodgers’ performance continues to be, even with old friend Davante Adams and the ultra-talented Garrett Wilson as his top two receivers.

The Dolphins ended their Thanksgiving Night date with more impressive numbers than usual in cold weather. Yet, the end result was still a 30-17 loss. Tua Tagovailoa finished with a season-high 365 yards and a pair of TDs, and although those were somewhat empty numbers given the flow of the game, he and the entire offense always look much more cohesive at home.

The New York Jets are 1-4 ATS on the road (ATS +/- of -13.6 points), but the Miami Dolphins are only 2-4 in their own right as a home team. However, while New York is just 1-2 ATS in division games, while Miami sports a 3-1 record against the spread in that split.

The game has opened with a projected total of 45.0 points.

Seattle Seahawks (+2.5) at Arizona Cardinals (-2.5)

The Seahawks overcame a significant rest disadvantage and a double-digit second-half deficit in Week 13 to get past the Jets, 26-21. Geno Smith’s win over his original squad, combined with the Cardinals’ loss to the Vikings, gives Seattle sole possession of first place in the NFC West heading into its second game against Arizona in three weeks. 

The Arizona Cardinals put up a valiant fight in Minnesota and were in position for a victory before blowing a 13-point third-quarter lead to drop a 23-22 decision. Kyler Murray and Trey McBride continued to demonstrate an impressive connection, and head coach Jonathan Gannon made good on his promise to keep rookie wideout Marvin Harrison Jr. more involved by feeding him a co-team-high 12 targets. The Cardinals will be looking to protect Murray better than they did in the Week 12 loss to Seattle, where he was under constant duress.

The Seattle Seahawks are now 3-1 ATS as road underdogs following their win over the Jets. The Cards are 1-1 against the spread as home favorites and 2-1 versus the number against NFC West opponents, with the Seahawks 2-2 in the latter split.

The over/under line for this one opened at 46.5 points.

Buffalo Bills (-4) at Los Angeles Rams (+4)

The Bills added another successful chapter to their remarkable 2024 season with a 35-10 home win over the 49ers in blizzard conditions Sunday night. Granted, the outcome of the game could have been different under normal weather and if Christian McCaffrey, who’d been having plenty of success running early, hadn’t left the game with a PCL sprain in the first half. Keon Coleman could be ready for a return from his wrist injury for this game after missing his third straight contest.

The Rams battled a feisty Saints team on the road and prevailed by a 21-14 score. Sean McVay’s crew is now 6-6 and very much in the NFC postseason conversation thanks to a very tight NFC West. L.A. will also be healthy at all key spots coming into what could turn into a high-scoring affair.

The Bills are 4-2 ATS as a road team, including 3-0 as a road favorite. The Rams hold a 2-4 mark agains the number as a home team, albeit with a very narrow ATS +/- of just -1.1 points. Buffalo and L.A. have respective 2-1 and 1-2 ATS marks in interconference matchups.

The game has opened with a projected total of 49.0 points.

Chicago Bears (+6) at San Francisco 49ers (-6)

The Bears hit a new low with their 23-20 loss to the Lions on Thanksgiving. Chicago was in position to attempt a game-tying field goal and still had a timeout in its pocket but still managed to run out of time before ever lining up for it. It turned out to be the last straw for Matt Eberflus, whom the team dismissed as head coach the following day. Offensive coordinator Thomas Brown, who has managed to coax much better production out of Caleb Williams than Shane Waldron did, takes over as the interim head coach.

The 49ers have plenty of their own troubles after falling to 5-7 in a tough and snowy road matchup in Buffalo on Sunday Night Football. Additionally, it appears Christian McCaffrey will likely miss the rest of the season after sustaining a PCL injury in the first half. Still, San Francisco remains in the hunt for the NFC West, considering Seattle is the current division frontrunner at just 7-5.

The Chicago Bears are just 1-3-1 against the spread as road underdogs, while the San Francisco 49ers are somewhat surprisingly just 3-3 as home favorites.

The opening line for total points in this matchup was 44.5.

Los Angeles Chargers (+4.5) at Kansas City Chiefs (-4.5)

The Chargers overcame a cross-country trek on a short week to topple the Falcons by a score of 17-13 Sunday in Atlanta. Los Angeles was playing the first of at least four games without J.K. Dobbins (knee), and it heavily relied on its talented defense, which picked Kirk Cousins off on four occasions. Star rookie Ladd McConkey also suffered a knee injury late in the game, and his status will receive monitoring throughout the week.

The Chiefs nearly got tripped up by the Raiders for a second straight year, but KC narrowly escaped when Aidan O’Connell wasn’t ready for a shotgun snap, and the Chiefs recovered the ensuing fumble. Patrick Mahomes and Co. continue to set the pace in the AFC with an 11-1 record but have just two wins of 10 points or more this season.

The Chargers are now 4-2 ATS on the road following Sunday’s win over the Falcons, as well as 2-1 in division games. Given all the close games they’ve played, it’s not surprising the Chiefs are just 2-4 against the spread at home, as well as 1-3 ATS against AFC West opponents.

This one opened with a total line of 43.5 points.

Cincinnati Bengals (-5.5) at Dallas Cowboys (+5.5)

The Bengals desperately needed a win Sunday and had the advantage of coming off a bye. Nevertheless, Cincy had sustained its seventh loss by game’s end thanks to another disastrous defensive performance in a 41-34 loss to the Steelers. Irrespective of how well Joe Burrow and his cadre of impressive weapons play, it seems to be mostly for naught.

The Cowboys continued to build some momentum in a 27-20 win over the Giants on Thanksgiving. It was Dallas’ first home win of the season, although it didn’t exactly come against a formidable opponent. Cooper Rush looks increasingly comfortable the more he helms the offense and Rico Dowdle may well be a legitimate No. 1 back. However, CeeDee Lamb’s ongoing shoulder issues will bear monitoring this week.

Despite their struggles, the Cincinnati Bengals are 5-1 ATS as a road team while the Dallas Cowboys are 1-5 vs. the number as a home team with a league-worst ATS +/- of -17.1 points. 

The game has opened with a projected total of 49.5 points.