It’s just about time to hit the golf course. Four more teams have been officially eliminated from the NFL postseason: the New York Jets, Cleveland Browns, Jacksonville Jaguars and Tennessee Titans. That means there are four fewer teams on the Super Bowl LIX odds board at Bodog Sportsbook – your home for the best NFL betting in Canada and across the Americas.
The remaining teams in the hunt didn’t see their NFL Vegas odds change all that much after Week 14. We’re at the point in the season where the title contenders have mostly separated themselves from the pretenders. But as you can see below, there’s been some significant movement on our NFL power rankings for Week 15.
1. Detroit Lions (Last Week: 1)
Record: 12-1 SU, 9-3-1 ATS
Last Game: GB 31, DET 34 (Push)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +260
Key injuries: WR Kalif Raymond (out, foot)
Another tight win for Detroit, enough to make us seriously consider knocking them down a peg to No. 2. But we can’t overlook their previous body of work this year; the Lions lead the league with a +183 point differential, well ahead of the next team on our list.
2. Buffalo Bills (3)
Record: 10-3 SU, 8-5 ATS
Last Game: BUF 42, LAR 44 (LAR +3.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +650
Key injuries: WR Keon Coleman (questionable, wrist), TE Dalton Kincaid (questionable, knee)
Yes, the Bills (+129 point differential) jump into second despite narrowly losing to the Rams in Week 14. There’s a very good chance both Coleman and Kincaid make this Sunday’s trip to Detroit (–1.5 on Bodog’s NFL spreads) after putting in limited practices before sitting out last week.
3. Philadelphia Eagles (4)
Record: 11-2 SU, 8-5 ATS
Last Game: CAR 16, PHI 22 (CAR +14)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +500
Key injuries: TE Dallas Goedert (out, knee)
The Eagles weren’t exactly jubilant after that close shave against the Panthers. Their offence isn’t quite the same without Goedert, who was placed on injured reserve this past Saturday. TE Grant Calcaterra was targeted just three times last week, although he did catch all three for 16 yards and a touchdown.
4. Baltimore Ravens (2)
Record: 8-5 SU, 6-6-1 ATS
Last Game: PHI 24, BAL 19 (PHI +3)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +1000
Key injuries: WR Rashod Bateman (questionable, knee)
The mystery surrounding WR Diontae Johnson was apparently resolved coming out of the bye when he was suspended for one game for refusing to play during their Week 13 matchup with the Eagles. Johnson is not practicing with the team and won’t be in uniform this Sunday when Baltimore visits the Giants (+14.5); Bateman could make his return after practicing Monday.
5. Green Bay Packers (6)
Record: 9-4 SU, 6-5-2 ATS
Last Game: GB 31, DET 34 (Push)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +1700
Key injuries: WR Romeo Doubs (questionable, concussion)
It’s another Lambeau Leap up the rankings for Green Bay. They were in a coin flip with the Lions last week, trading the lead back and forth. RB Josh Jacobs had 18 carries for 66 yards and three TDs in his return, but Doubs was inactive and remains in concussion protocol as we go to press.
6. Pittsburgh Steelers (11)
Record: 10-3 SU and ATS
Last Game: CLE 14, PIT 27 (PIT –6)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +1900
Key injuries: WR George Pickens (questionable, hamstring)
Pickens is officially listed as questionable for Sunday’s in-state matchup with the Eagles (–5 at home) after coming up lame during last Thursday’s practice and sitting out Week 14. However, head coach Mike Tomlin says the team’s No. 1 wideout only has an “outside chance” of playing in Week 15.
7. Seattle Seahawks (17)
Record: 8-5 SU, 6-6-1 ATS
Last Game: SEA 30, ARZ 18 (SEA +3)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +5000
Key injuries: RB Kenneth Walker III (questionable, calf)
The Abraham Lucas Watch continues: Seattle is 4-0 SU and ATS with their stud right tackle back in action. Walker missed their win over Arizona and will reportedly undergo further testing before his status for Sunday’s game against Green Bay (–3 away) is determined, although RB Zach Charbonnet (22 carries for 134 yards and two TDs versus the Cards) is more than just a quality fill-in.
8. Kansas City (5)
Record: 12-1 SU, 4-8-1 ATS
Last Game: LAC 17, KC 19 (LAC +4.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +500
Key injuries: WR Rashee Rice (out, knee)
After yet another close shave – and another defender lost to injury in CB Joshua Williams (shoulder) – Kansas City has lured nine-year veteran CB Steven Nelson out of retirement. Nelson played his first four seasons in KC after they took the former Oregon State product in the third round of the 2015 NFL Draft.
9. Minnesota Vikings (7)
Record: 11-2 SU, 8-4-1 ATS
Last Game: ATL 21, MIN 42 (MIN –5.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +1700
Key injuries: none
The concerns over QB Sam Darnold (+0.16 EPA per dropback, No. 12 overall) were eased somewhat last week when he dumped five TD passes on the Falcons with zero turnovers. Darnold could feast again this Sunday against the Bears (+7 away).
10. Miami Dolphins (10)
Record: 6-7 SU, 5-8 ATS
Last Game: NYJ 26, MIA 32 (OT, NYJ +6.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +15000
Key injuries: RB Raheem Mostert (questionable, hip)
What stadium is Miami playing in this week? You need to know these things when you bet on NFL games, especially in December. The Dolphins are notoriously bad in winter weather, but they’ll be warm and comfy indoors this Sunday when they visit Houston (–3).
11. Washington Commanders (12)
Record: 8-5 SU, 8-4-1 ATS
Last Game: TEN 19, WAS 42 (WAS –6)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +6000
Key injuries: WR Noah Brown (questionable, ribs), RB Austin Ekeler (out, concussion)
After shredding the Titans for four touchdowns (three passing, one rushing), QB Jayden Daniels is the heavy –275 favourite on Bodog’s NFL odds board to win Offensive Rookie of the Year.
12. Los Angeles Rams (19)
Record: 7-6 SU, 6-7 ATS
Last Game: BUF 42, LAR 44 (LAR +3.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +6000
Key injuries: WR Demarcus Robinson (questionable, shoulder)
Not only did they beat one of the best teams in football, the Rams might also activate TE Tyler Higbee (knee) in time to face San Francisco (–2.5 at home) on Thursday Night Football, after Higbee practiced in full Monday.
13. Los Angeles Chargers (14)
Record: 8-5 SU, 9-3-1 ATS
Last Game: LAC 17, KC 19 (LAC +4.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +3500
Key injuries: RB JK Dobbins (out, knee), WR Ladd McConkey (questionable, knee), TE Will Dissly (doubtful, shoulder)
The AFC West title is out of reach after Kansas City doinked their way to victory last week, but the Chargers (+0.07 EPA per play, No. 11 overall) have actually out-performed the defending champs (+0.05 EPA, No. 12) on the season.
14. Cincinnati Bengals (8)
Record: 5-8 SU, 7-6 ATS
Last Game: CIN 27, DAL 20 (CIN –4)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +40000
Key injuries: RB Zack Moss (out, neck)
The prolate spheroid finally bounced Cincinnati’s way Monday night. The Bengals are still alive in the AFC Wild Card hunt, although barely, and they have a pair of cupcake opponents coming up in Tennessee and Cleveland.
15. Denver Broncos (13)
Record: 8-5 SU, 10-3 ATS
Last Game: CLE 32, DEN 41 (DEN –6.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +4000
Key injuries: none
Healthy and rested after the bye week, the Broncos are tied with Pittsburgh as the most profitable team on Bodog’s NFL lines. Denver’s defence leads the league at –0.13 EPA per play.
16. San Francisco 49ers (15)
Record: 6-7 SU, 5-8 ATS
Last Game: CHI 13, SF 38 (SF –3)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +8000
Key injuries: RB Christian McCaffrey (out, knee), RB Jordan Mason (out, ankle), RB Issac Guerendo (questionable, foot), WR Brandon Aiyuk (out, knee)
Guerendo (5.7 yards per carry) is considered day-to-day after missing Monday’s practice, but even with McCaffrey and Mason out, it’s the continued absence of LT Trent Williams (ankle) and DE Nick Bosa (hip/oblique) that has San Fran on the ropes.
17. Houston Texans (16)
Record: 8-5 SU, 5-8 ATS
Last Game: HOU 23, JAX 20 (JAX +3.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +3300
Key injuries: WR Stefon Diggs (out, knee)
The most enigmatic team in this year’s Super Bowl chase, the Texans keep finding ways to win straight up and lose against the spread – or vice versa. It’s already happened seven times this year.
18. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (9)
Record: 7-6 SU, 8-5 ATS
Last Game: LV 13, TB 28 (TB –7)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +5000
Key injuries: WR Chris Godwin (out, ankle), RB Bucky Irving (questionable, back)
They’re the only winning team in the NFC South, but the Buccaneers will be without former All-Pro safety Antoine Winfield Jr. (knee) for at least the next two games, including Sunday’s tilt with the Chargers. Irving is iffy at best after his back seized up last week.
19. Chicago Bears (21)
Record: 4-9 SU, 7-5-1 ATS
Last Game: CHI 13, SF 38 (SF –3)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +100000
Key injuries: RB Roschon Johnson (questionable, concussion), RB Travis Homer (questionable, head)
Chicago’s backfield is suddenly paper-thin with both Johnson and Homer suffering head injuries. RB D’Andre Swift (38 yards on 14 carries versus San Fran) was also playing through a “soft tissue” quad injury last week.
20. New York Jets (20)
Record: 3-10 SU, 4-8 ATS
Last Game: NYJ 26, MIA 32 (OT, NYJ +6.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: N/A
Key injuries: RB Breece Hall (questionable, knee)
WR Allen Lazard (chest) was back in uniform last Sunday, but Hall (4.2 yards per carry, 46 catches) sat out the Miami game after getting hurt the previous week in Seattle. Hall didn’t practice Monday; All-Pro CB Sauce Gardner (hamstring) is doubtful to face Jacksonville (+3 at home) on Sunday.
21. Atlanta Falcons (18)
Record: 6-7 SU, 5-7-1 ATS
Last Game: ATL 21, MIN 42 (MIN –5.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +15000
Key injuries: none
That’s four straight games now without a touchdown throw for QB Kirk Cousins (+0.08 EPA per dropback, No. 20), all SU and ATS losses for Atlanta. Cousins and Jets QB Aaron Rodgers (+0.04 EPA, No. 23) are both breaking down late in the season as they try to recover from major Achilles tears.
22. Indianapolis Colts (24)
Record: 6-7 SU, 8-5 ATS
Last Game: IND 25, NE 24 (NE +2)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +25000
Key injuries: WR Josh Downs (out, shoulder)
It’s still a mystery coming out of the bye whether Downs will suit up again this year, although he does show up on Tuesday’s unofficial depth chart for this Sunday’s game against Denver (–4 at home).
23. Cleveland Browns (26)
Record: 3-10 SU, 4-9 ATS
Last Game: CLE 14, PIT 27 (PIT –6)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: N/A
Key injuries: QB Deshaun Watson (out, Achilles), WR Cedric Tillman (questionable, concussion)
Although they’ve been eliminated from the playoffs, Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski says he’ll stick with Jameis Winston (–5.6 Elo points per game on his career) as his starting QB for Sunday’s game against Kansas City, rather than giving 2023 fifth-round pick Dorian Thompson-Robinson (–148.9 Elo points) a look-see.
24. Arizona Cardinals (22)
Record: 6-7 SU, 8-5 ATS
Last Game: SEA 30, ARZ 18 (SEA +3)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +10000
Key injuries: none
The offensive line is one of the most important things to consider when you’re surfing the NFL football odds at Bodog; Arizona’s is very thin at right guard with Will Hernandez (knee) and Carter O’Donnell (undisclosed) on injured reserve.
25. Las Vegas Raiders (28)
Record: 2-11 SU, 5-8 ATS
Last Game: LV 13, TB 28 (TB –7)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: N/A
Key injuries: QB Gardner Minshew (out, collarbone), QB Aidan O’Connell (questionable, shoulder), RB Alexander Mattison (questionable, ankle), RB Zamir White (out, quadriceps)
O’Connell (–44.2 Elo points career) was carted away from that loss to Tampa with his left leg in an air cast, but was diagnosed with just a bone bruise in his knee. He might be alright to play Monday night against the Falcons (–4.5 away). If not, head coach Antonio Pierce says QB Desmond Ridder (–33.6 Elo points) will get the nod.
26. Jacksonville Jaguars (23)
Record: 3-10 SU, 7-5-1 ATS
Last Game: JAX 10, TEN 6 (JAX +3)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: N/A
Key injuries: QB Trevor Lawrence (out, concussion), WR Christian Kirk (out, collarbone), WR Gabe Davis (out, knee)
QB Mac Jones (–45.2 Elo points per game) got his first win of the season last week in relief of Lawrence, who was placed on injured reserve – but Jones did it while throwing zero TD passes and two picks.
27. Dallas Cowboys (27)
Record: 5-8 SU, 4-9 ATS
Last Game: CIN 27, DAL 20 (CIN –4)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +100000
Key injuries: QB Dak Prescott (out, hamstring)
While WR Brandin Cooks (knee) and TE Jake Ferguson (concussion) were both active last week, the Cowboys’ defence took a step back when LB DeMarvion Overshown tore multiple ligaments in his right knee. He will become the 13th Dallas player to go on IR this year.
28. Carolina Panthers (32)
Record: 3-10 SU, 6-7 ATS
Last Game: CAR 16, PHI 22 (CAR +14)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: N/A
Key injuries: RB Jonathon Brooks (out, knee), WR Jalen Coker (questionable, quadriceps)
Brooks is out for the year after re-tearing his right ACL, but the Panthers still have RB Chuba Hubbard (4.7 yards per carry, 35 catches), and there’s a good chance Carolina will be favoured for the first time since 2022 when they host Dallas this Sunday.
29. Tennessee Titans (29)
Record: 3-10 SU, 2-11 ATS
Last Game: JAX 10, TEN 6 (JAX +3)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: N/A
Key injuries: QB Will Levis (questionable, shoulder)
It’s been enough of a struggle for Levis (–0.11 EPA per dropback, No. 39) this year, but he couldn’t even beat Jacksonville last week after aggravating his sprained AC joint. Will QB Mason Rudolph (–0.04 EPA, No. 34) get the start Sunday against the Bengals?
30. New England Patriots (31)
Record: 3-10 SU, 5-7-1 ATS
Last Game: IND 25, NE 24 (NE +2)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: N/A
Key injuries: none
It’s already time for the Patriots to plan for 2025; they will reportedly waive veteran wideout KJ Osborn after he was limited to seven catches for 57 yards and one TD this year.
31. New York Giants (30)
Record: 2-11 SU, 4-9 ATS
Last Game: NO 14, NYG 11 (NYG +5.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: N/A
Key injuries: QB Drew Lock (questionable, undisclosed), TE Theo Johnson (out, foot)
Lock (–46.2 Elo points per game) is due for an MRI as we go to press, and while it may seem unimportant whether he or QB Tommy DeVito (–88.5 Elo) starts Sunday’s game against Baltimore, this game is circled on Bodog’s Week 15 NFL lines until more is known.
32. New Orleans Saints (25)
Record: 5-8 SU, 4-8-1 ATS
Last Game: NO 14, NYG 11 (NYG +5.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +100000
Key injuries: QB Derek Carr (questionable, hand), WR Rashid Shaheed (out, knee), WR Chris Olave (out, concussion), TE Taysom Hill (out, knee) They’re technically still alive at 5-8, but Carr is generously considered “week-to-week” after he broke his non-throwing hand during their win over the Giants. Interim head coach Darren Rizzi has yet to decide at press time who will start this Sunday against Washington (–7.5 away).
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