Week 14 was certainly another wild one. The rest of Week 15 figures to offer just as much excitement. After the much-anticipated Chiefs/Chargers showdown on Thursday night, which didn’t disappoint, we get NFL football on Saturday this week!
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Saturday Games
Texans at Jets (+7)
ATS – 79% Texans
O/U – 100% Over
Barring some weirdness by the Chiefs or Pats, Houston will almost certainly be the AFC’s No. 3 seed, and we can’t imagine the four-win Jets will do anything to alter that. Todd Bowles’ days in New York appeared numbered; after a 10-6 debut in 2015, Bowles has had back-to-back five-win seasons. ~ Ryan Wilson (CBS)
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Browns at Broncos (-2.5)
ATS – 65% Broncos
O/U – 67% Over
Road game isn’t ideal, but Baker Mayfield’s been tested on the road now and he can respond in better fashion. Bradley Chubb and Von Miller are terrifying, but the Broncos have to be close to giving up on the season after falling to 6-7 with a loss to the 49ers. ~ Will Brinson (CBS)
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Sunday, Early Games
ATS – 65% Titans
O/U – 58% Over
The Titans should be able to run the ball with Derrick Henry and Dion Lewis, and Marcus Mariota will use his legs to buy time for Corey Davis in the passing game, as the Giants aren’t built to cover him well. New York will feed Saquon Barkley per usual, and the expected return of Odell Beckham Jr. will help against either Malcolm Butler or Adoree’ Jackson. ~ Vinnie Iyer (Sporting News)
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ATS – 57% Buccaneers
O/U – 60% Over
Buccaneers can be explosive on offense, but maybe not against this defense that gave Kansas City all it could handle last week. Baltimore grinds it out on the ground. ~ Sam Farmer (LA Times)
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ATS – 73% Packers
O/U – 80% Over
There was a game earlier this year where Rodgers and the Packers were big underdogs, and at the time, we all thought, “Aaron Rodgers should never be given a touchdown.” The Packers wound up winning that game against the spread. Now, they will play a Bears team that they’ve beat four times in a row, including back in Week 1. Picking the Bears to win is one thing, but to give six points to Rodgers is another. ~ Mike Tagliere (FantasyPros)
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ATS – 60% Bills
O/U – 50% Under
Back-to-back road games for a Lions team with a win over a bad squad but a Lions team not really going anywhere. Buffalo’s dangerous at home and Sean McDermott’s had them in some pretty good spots. ~ Will Brinson (CBS)
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ATS – 57% Vikings
O/U – 80% Under
This is a statement game for the Vikings, who need a confidence-builder. They’ve allowed just 16.2 points per game while at home the last two years and it seems that Ryan Tannehill may be at less than 100 percent even if he does play. Meanwhile, the Dolphins defense has allowed 29.5 points per game on the road, which is the fifth-most in the league. In a do-or-die game, the Vikings should cover the seven points. ~ Mike Tagliere (FantasyPros)
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ATS – 50% Raiders
O/U – 58% Under
Been trying to tell you the Bengals aren’t that bad when they actually want to show up and play. For now, their sub-par, but the good news is they get a team who got their Christmas present early with a December win against a team in the giving mood. ~ Jim Derry (NOLA.com)
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ATS – 57% Falcons
O/U – 56% Over
The Falcons showed signs of running the ball better in Green Bay before the game got out of hand. They’ll get back on track against a weak Cardinals run defense to end their five-game losing streak. ~ Vinnie Iyer (Sporting News)
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ATS – 63% Cowboys
O/U – 69% Over
Then they prove me wrong, while I keep taking the other team. Which means I am probably wrong again, but really, are you picking against the Cowboys right now? I didn’t think so. ~ Jim Derry (NOLA.com)
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ATS – 57% Jaguars
O/U – 54% Over
Many have written off the Jaguars as a flat-out bad team, but that’s not quite true. Their defense still might be the best in the NFL, though the 238-yard, four-touchdown performance to Derrick Henry will make everyone feel otherwise. It was one game. They’ve still allowed the second-fewest passing yards, fewest passing touchdowns, and are still top-15 against the run despite that Henry performance. The issue has been the offense, who hasn’t been able to put up points, but the Redskins have allowed 817 rushing yards through their last six games, which is the most in the league. Their top-tier defense is playing against a fourth-string quarterback and they should be able to run the ball. ~ Mike Tagliere (FantasyPros)
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Sunday, Late Games
ATS – 75% Seahawks
O/U – 91% Over
If the Seahawks are a middle of the road team, then I’m not sure what that makes the 49ers. Not only did they lose to the Seahawks 43-16 back in Week 13, but they’ve also lost nine straight games to the Seahawks dating back to the beginning of the 2014 season. This definitely has all the makings of a trap game, but with Sherman’s quote and the 49ers upsetting the Broncos on Sunday, I don’t think the Seahawks will be overlooking anyone. ~ John Breech (CBS)
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ATS – 56% Steelers
O/U – 73% Over
Sunday Night
ATS – 50% Eagles
O/U – 58% Under
It was cold last week, sure, but Jared Goff was unimpressive in Week 13 as well, going just 17/33 for 207 yards, 1 TD and 1 INT against the Lions. In order for the Eagles to get destroyed in this game, Nick Foles would have to completely meltdown, and while that is possible, I’m not going to be betting on it with Doug Pedersen on his side and their playoff hopes on the line. ~ Bobby Sylvester (FantasyPros)
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Monday Night
ATS – 54% Saints
O/U – 75% Over
Then they were on the business end of a 52-21 beatdown by the Steelers and they haven’t recovered. New Orleans has already clinched a playoff spot but they have plenty to play for: Home-field advantage throughout January, which would mean the Rams would have to come back to New Orleans to get the Super Bowl. ~ Ryan Wilson (CBS)
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