Patriots vs. Bills Odds
Patriots Odds | +3 |
Bills Odds | -3 |
Over/Under | 39.5 |
Date | Monday, Dec. 6 |
Time | 8:15 p.m. ET |
TV | ESPN |
*Odds as of Monday afternoon
By now the cat is out of the bag.
Many NFL fans and bettors are aware that Monday night's New England Patriots vs. Buffalo Bills weather forecast is an ugly one.
In fact, there's already been considerable odds movement ahead of Monday Night Football in reaction.
But in case you're just getting around to this forecast, or simply searching for an update, let's take a detailed look at the latest Patriots vs. Bills weather forecast, including just how severe the conditions will be tonight in Buffalo for Monday Night Football.
Patriots vs. Bills NFL Weather Forecast
According to RotoGrinders Meteorologist Kevin Roth, snow shouldn't be much of a factor, but bettors should be fully aware of the wind:
“I wouldn’t call this a snow game, with nothing more than a snow shower or flurry in game, but I would most definitely call it a bad weather game.
The winds are the biggest factor, with sustained winds at kickoff of 25 mph and gusts of 45 mph+. Those winds will be about 5-10 mph less by the end of the game, but still impactful.
Temperatures, while less of a factor than wind, will also contribute to the all-around ugliness of the weather. Temps will be a bit above freezing during the game, with a blustery 'feels-like' temp around 20 degrees."
In fact, a video from earlier this afternoon shows just how strong the winds are blowing at New Era Stadium:
The wind is HOWLING in Buffalo 💨 pic.twitter.com/Ggwb9tsgX0
— The Action Network (@ActionNetworkHQ) December 6, 2021
As we know from our Bet Labs software, 55.2% of NFL games played in double-digit breezes have gone under the total since 2003, and as I mentioned above, Patriots vs. Bills should easily eclipse that benchmark.
The betting market has certainly take note of the Patriots vs. Bills weather forecast as well, evidenced by the Monday Night Football over/under dropping from 44.5 to 39.5 (click here for updated NFL odds) since opening.