NFL Week 16 Odds for Every Single Game

NFL Week 16 Odds

All odds as of 8 p.m. ET on Sunday night.

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Jaguars vs.

Jets

As predicted by Action Network contributor Phillip Kall, the Jaguars had the goods to upset the Cowboys in Week 15. Jacksonville remains alive and well in the AFC South, and, notably, close the regular season against Tennessee in Week 18. The Jets, meanwhile, dropped their third game in a row in Zach Wilson's return as the team's starting quarterback. Given the playoff implications for both teams, this makes for an intriguing Thursday Night Football tilt.

Saints vs.

Browns

The Saints spoiled Desmond Ridder's NFL debut, holding the rookie under 100 passing yards in a tight win over the Falcons. The Browns are coming off a strong victory over the rival Ravens. Though they've been largely unimpressive all season, both New Orleans and Cleveland remain in playoff contention.

Falcons vs.

Ravens

Coming off their bye, the Falcons featured a new starting quarterback in Desmond Ridder. Unfortunately, the switch away from Marcus Mariota probably hurt their cause, as Ridder was abysmal in his debut. Atlanta will try to rebound against the Ravens, who are also coming off a disappointing effort against the Browns.

Bengals vs.

Patriots

Maybe think twice about betting against the Bengals. They rattled off 34 straight points against the Bucs en route to their sixth straight win and sixth straight cover. Up next for them is a match against an underwhelming Pats team that lost on an ill-advised lateral by Jakobi Meyers.

Bills vs.

Bears

Justin Fields did his usual thing of wowing with his rushing prowess in a losing effort. He has a tough assignment in Week 16, going up against Josh Allen and the Bills, who edged out the Dolphins to clinch a playoff spot. Buffalo can lock up the AFC East with a win on Christmas Eve.

Giants vs.

Vikings

These odds were released before New York's Sunday Night Football game against Washington. The Giants will have a short week to face a Vikings team fresh off clinching the NFC North after mounting the largest comeback win in league history.

Lions vs.

Panthers

After a 1-6 start to the season, the Lions have clawed their way to a 7-7 record following a come-from-behind victory over the Jets. Detroit is firmly in the playoff picture, and have a great spot to stay hot against a 5-9 Panthers team that also remains in the postseason hunt due to how bad the NFC South is.

Seahawks vs.

Chiefs

For the second consecutive week, the Chiefs messed around against subpar team and nearly paid for it. K.C. needed overtime to top the Texans. As 14.5-point favorites in that game, our Evan Abrams relays it was nearly Patrick Mahomes' worst loss as a pro. Nonetheless, the Chiefs are sitting pretty at 11-3 and now host a reeling Seahawks team.

Texans vs.

Titans

The Texans threatened to take down another playoff team in Week 15, only to lose in overtime. They are now 1-12-1 — tanking at its finest. The Titans dropped their fourth straight game and have no room for error with the Jaguars on their tail.

Commanders vs.

49ers

This line was released before the Commanders' Sunday Night Football game against the Giants. As for San Francisco, it just clinched the NFC West after defeating rival Seattle on Thursday.

Eagles vs.

Cowboys

Philadelphia survived Justin Fields to improve to 13-1. Dallas built up a 14-point lead against Jacksonville before crumbling in the second half and ultimately losing in overtime. This is a big one for the Eagles: Win and they clinch both the NFC East and the first seed in the conference.

Raiders vs.

Steelers

This a battle between two 6-8 teams who technically still have a shot at making the playoffs, unlikely as that may be. The Raiders triumphed after Chandler Jones walked off his old team in ridiculous fashion, while the Steelers improved to 4-2 since their bye after a dub over the Panthers.

Packers vs.

Dolphins

This line was released before the Packers play the Rams on Monday Night Football. Miami needs to get it together quickly, as it's dropped three consecutive games.

Broncos vs.

Rams

This line was released before Los Angeles plays Green Bay on Monday Night Football. Outside of watching Baker Mayfield try to revive his career in L.A., and possibly the return of Russell Wilson, there's not a lot of intrigue here.

Buccaneers vs.

Cardinals

The Buccaneers collapsed on Sunday as they blew a 17-point advantage to the Bengals. Despite the defeat and a 6-8 record, the Bucs still lead the NFC South — though a trio of 5-9 teams are right behind them. Tampa has a get-right spot against a Cardinals squad that is down to their third quarterback, Trace McSorley.

Chargers vs.

Colts

Despite being hamstrung by their own coaching staff, the Chargers defeated the Titans to improve to 8-6. They go for their third straight win on Monday Night Football against the Colts, who were on the wrong end of history in Minnesota.