FL betting – Point spreads, over/unders for week 13 – odds, lines, payouts

30 November 2022

NFLbets must say that an impressive number of games look interesting this week for NFL bettors and/or plain ol’ fanatics: we’ve got five intradvisional games, three cross-conference games between prospective playoff teams (Jets-Vikings, Titans-Eagles, Dolphins-49ers), a rematch of last year’s shocking AFC Championship game and, as rumor has it, the Cleveland Browns are trying a new guy at quarterback against the worst team in the league thus far….

Below run the point spreads and over/unders for the week 13 NFL games …

• Buffalo Bills -3½ at New England Patriots, over/under 43½ points
• Cleveland Browns -7 at Houston Texans, over/under 47½
• Denver Broncos +9 at Baltimore Ravens, over/under 39½
• Green Bay Packers -4 at Chicago Bears, over/under 3½
• Jacksonville Jaguars -1 at Detroit Lions, over/under 51½
• New York Jets +3 at Minnesota Vikings, over/under 44½
• Pittsburgh Steelers PK at Atlanta Falcons, over/under 42
• Tennessee Titans +5½ at Philadelphia Eagles, over/under 44½
• Washington Commanders -2½ at New York Giants, over/under 40½
• Miami Dolphins +4 at San Francisco 49ers, over/under 46½
• Kansas City Chiefs -2 at Cincinnati Bengals, over/under 52½
• Los Angeles Chargers =1½ at Las Vegas Raiders, over/under 50½
• Indianapolis colts +11 at Dallas Cowboys, over/under 43½
• New Orleans Saints +4 at Tampa Bay Buccaneers, over/under 40½
• Las Vegas Raiders -5½ at Los Angeles Rams, over/under 43

NFLbets’ hot(tish) takes:

• In any given NFL season in the 21st century, what are the odds that a week 13 game between Jacksonville and Detroit is at least compelling, if not necessarily playoff-shifting? Crazy enough, that’s the case this year – and note that over/under line, topped only by the Bengals-Chiefs AFC Championship game rematch. Wackiness, hopes NFLbets, will ensue.
• As with the Seattle Seahawks, it’s going to be intensely difficult to bet against the Washington Commanders while undervalued by the oddsmakers. Giving less than a field goal at beaten-up, downward-trending New York Giants? Yes, please!
• In direct contrast are the Minnesota Vikings, who – long week or no, home team or no – probably shouldn’t be giving a field goal to a team like the Jets, who are looking more completes than those preseason prohibitive Super Bowl-favored Buffalo Bills…

– written by Os Davis