NFL Week 13 Sunday Slate Spread Picks NFL Betting Odds

We’re taking a look at the Week 13 Sunday slate, and though we won’t be looking at moneyline favorites, we’ll be making the best value point spread pick for each matchup thanks to all the best NFL betting odds from the top NFL betting sites.

NFL Week 13 Sunday Slate Betting Odds - Sunday, November 26th

All odds provided by Sports Interaction.

Tennessee Titans vs. Indianapolis Colts - 1PM

The Colts, led by Gardner Minshew, have continued to impress this year. They just don’t seem to go away, stubbornly holding onto the final AFC playoff spot. Indy has a lot more to play for than the Titans, who seem to have packed it in for the season already. Minshew and the boys are also 3-1 ATS on the road this year, so we’re taking the Colts to cover the -1.0 point spread.

New England Patriots vs. Los Angeles Chargers - 1PM

If the Chargers want to keep any hope of the playoffs alive this year, or even just maintain a level of self-respect, they will cover this spread by a mile. The Patriots are arguably the worst team in the league and are clearly in full tank mode at this point. If L.A. can’t beat them by a touchdown, they’ve got major problems. Chargers by -5.5.

New Orleans Saints vs. Detroit Lions - 1PM

The Lions have looked ghastly over the past few weeks, especially on the defensive side of the ball. Thankfully for them, they’re going against a Saints team that is devoid of receivers at the moment. Not to mention Mr. Checkdown Derek Carr still steering that ship. We like Detroit to have a get right game here and beat up on these subpar Saints. Lions by -4.0.

New York Jets vs. Atlanta Falcons - 1PM

We’re not really sure how this spread is so small. The Jets are at home, but their offense is the most inept the league has seen in years. Not to mention that the Falcons will be fighting to hold onto their division crown here. Bijan Robinson and Atlanta’s No. 4 ranked rushing offense should trample New York’s second-worst ranked rushing defense. Atlanta by -2.0.

Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Arizona Cardinals - 1PM

It’s hard to imagine the Steelers not winning this game, but winning by a touchdown is a whole other ball game. Their largest victories this year were by seven points, so there’s not much wiggle room there. However, the offense under new play-caller Mike Sullivan looked rejuvenated last week, and that makes us believe they can score enough to cover here. Steelers by -6.5.

Washington Commanders vs. Miami Dolphins - 1PM

Much like the Cowboys, when the Dolphins play bad teams, they dominate them, and the Commanders are definitely a bad team at 4-8. Washington is allowing the third-most passing yards per game, and that is bad news when you’re going against Tua Tagovailoa and Tyreek Hill. Dolphins by -9.5.

Houston Texans vs. Denver Broncos  - 1PM

When we first saw this spread our inclination was to smash the Texans spread, but looking closer at their recent trends made us pump the brakes. They’re 0-4 ATS as favorites this year and are just 2-4 ATS at home. The Broncos are playing good football right now and while they might not win, they’ll keep it close enough. Broncos to cover +3.0 points.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Carolina Panthers - 4:05PM

The Panthers are a franchise in shambles right now, having fired their head coach and a few other assistants during the week. They won’t be ready to go (and they rarely are anyway) so the Buccaneers should be able to get a comfortable win if they take care of the ball. Not to mention that Carolina has yet to cover an away spread, with an 0-5-1 ATS record on the road. Bucs by -3.5 points.

Los Angeles Rams vs. Cleveland Browns - 4:25PM

We don’t love the fact that this will be Joe Flacco’s first game in a while, but giving four points to this defense is criminal. Myles Garrett made a miraculous yet somehow unsurprising return from what seemed like a serious shoulder injury and he will play. More than a field goal is too tough to resist here. Browns to cover +4.0 points.

Philadelphia Eagles vs. San Francisco 49ers - 1PM

This is by far the game of the week, as the two best teams in the NFC—and maybe the entire NFL—square off. It’s quite surprising to see the 10-1 Eagles as home underdogs, however, and while we love the Niners and they’ve been on a roll lately, you kind of have to take the points they’re giving Philly in their own building. Eagles to cover +3.0 points.