Week 13 NFL Odds: Spread, Total, and Moneyline for All 16 Games

• The NFL Week 13 odds are out, including all three Thanksgiving games
• No teams are on bye so fans will be treated to a full 16-game slate
• See the opening NFL Week 13 odds including point spread, moneyline and game total for all games

Another Sunday is almost in the books and oddsmakers have posted lines for NFL Week 13, which is chalk full of 16 matchups, including a trio of Thanksgiving games. The week starts with NFC North rivals the Chicago Bears vs Detroit Lions in the early window on Thanksgiving and ends with the Cleveland Browns vs Denver Broncos on Monday Night Football. The table below lists the odds for all games in chronological order.

Opening NFL Week 13 Odds

Odds as of Nov. 24 at FanDuel. Claim a FanDuel promo code to bet on NFL Week 13.

Biggest Week 13 Spread: Chiefs (-12.5) vs Raiders

The biggest spread in Week 13 is the AFC-leading Kansas City Chiefs (10-1) laying 12.5 points to the Las Vegas Raiders (2-9). The Chiefs also stared down the biggest spread in Week 12, laying 10.5 points on the road against the Carolina Panthers. Up 20-9 at the half, it looked like KC was on pace to cover. But a second-half let down allowed the Panthers to claw back and KC ultimately needed a last-second field goal to escape with a 30-27 win.

The Raiders also played a brutal second half in Week 12. They took a 13-9 lead into the break against Denver, but wound up on the wrong end of a 29-19 scoreline, their seventh straight loss, the longest active losing streak in the NFL.

Honorable mention here goes to the Bears vs Lions spread, which sees Detroit favored by 10.5 in the first game of the week. The Lions are coming off their ninth straight victory – a 24-6 thrashing of the Colts – while the Bears suffered their fifth straight loss in heartbreaking fashion, falling 30-27 to Minnesota in OT.

Highest Week 13 Total: Eagles vs Ravens (49.5 O/U)

The highest Week 13 total is from the Eagles vs Ravens game on Sunday Night Football, which has opened with a total of 49.5.

On offense, Baltimore is the second-highest scoring team in the league (30.4 PPG) and Ravens games have the highest average total this season (55.0 PPG). Philly games have been considerably lower scoring (43.8 PPG), but their offense has scored at least 26 points in five straight games.

Lowest Week 13 Total: Giants vs Cowboys (38.5 O/U)

The lowest total of the week is the second Thanksgiving game between the Giants and Cowboys, which has a total of just 38.5. It’s the only Week 13 game that’s lower than 40.

Look for this total to rise in the coming days as recency bias gets the better of bettors. The Cowboys are coming off one of the highest-scoring games of the season against Washington, a thrilling 34-26 victory which featured 41 fourth-quarter points. Fourteen of Dallas’ points came on kick returns.

The Giants were obliterated 30-7 at home by the Buccaneers in their first game since replacing Daniel Jones with Tommy Devito. The Syracuse product threw for 189 yards on 21-of-31 passing with no TDs and four sacks.

As we head into Week 13 of the NFL season, there are plenty of exciting matchups on the schedule that are sure to have fans on the edge of their seats. From divisional rivalries to potential playoff previews, there is no shortage of intriguing games to keep an eye on.

One of the key aspects of any NFL game is the betting odds, which can give fans an idea of how the game is expected to play out. In Week 13, there are 16 games on the schedule, each with its own spread, total, and moneyline odds.

The spread is a popular way to bet on NFL games, as it allows bettors to wager on whether a team will win by a certain number of points or not. For example, if the New England Patriots are favored by 7 points over the Miami Dolphins, a bet on the Patriots would only pay out if they win by more than 7 points. On the other hand, a bet on the Dolphins would pay out if they win outright or lose by less than 7 points.

The total is another common type of bet in NFL games, where bettors can wager on whether the total number of points scored by both teams will be over or under a certain number. For example, if the total for a game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Denver Broncos is set at 48 points, a bet on the over would pay out if the two teams combine to score 49 points or more.

Finally, the moneyline is a straightforward way to bet on NFL games, as it simply involves picking which team will win outright. The odds for each team are based on their perceived chances of winning, with underdogs offering a higher potential payout than favorites.

As fans gear up for Week 13 of the NFL season, they can look forward to a wide range of betting options for each game. Whether they prefer to bet on the spread, total, or moneyline odds, there are plenty of opportunities to get in on the action and potentially walk away with a nice payout. So grab your lucky jersey and get ready for another exciting week of NFL football!