Thanksgiving 2018 NFL Betting Odds

Written by :

Ean Lamb

Published on :

22 November, 2018

Gambling911.com has your Thanksgiving 2018 betting odds on the three NFL matchups. Scroll down for the breakdowns.

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Team	Odds
New Orleans Saints	3/1
Los Angeles Rams	4/1
Kansas City Chiefs	6/1
New England Patriots	15/2
Pittsburgh Steelers	17/2
Chicago Bears	16/1
Los Angeles Chargers	16/1
Houston Texans	20/1
Minnesota Vikings	25/1
Indianapolis Colts	33/1
Carolina Panthers	40/1
Dallas Cowboys	40/1
Baltimore Ravens	50/1
Green Bay Packers	50/1
Philadelphia Eagles	50/1
Seattle Seahawks	50/1
Tennessee Titans	80/1
Atlanta Falcons	100/1
Cincinnati Bengals	100/1
Washington Redskins	100/1
Cleveland Browns	150/1
Denver Broncos	150/1
Detroit Lions	150/1
Miami Dolphins	150/1
Jacksonville Jaguars	250/1
New York Giants	250/1
Buffalo Bills	500/1
Arizona Cardinals	1000/1
New York Jets	1000/1
Oakland Raiders	1000/1
San Francisco 49ers	1000/1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	1000/1

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Bears vs. Lions

The Chicago Bears are a -2.5 favorite here after opening at -3.5 and at one point climbing to -4. There is some question as to whether starting quarterback Mitch Trubisky will be playing for the Bears Thursday due to a right shoulder injury. He's listed as doubtful. This news hasn't done much to affect the line however. Chase Daniel is in line to make his third career start in 10 seasons in the NFL. Close to 60% of the spread action was on Chicago regardless.

Redskins vs. Cowboys

This is yet another game where there will be questions surrounding the starting quarterback as Alex Smith is out for the season following a gruesome potentially career-ending injury last week. Colt McCoy is seen by many as a capable quarterback who can continue to guide this team to the Playoffs. The line on this game has moved from Dallas -4.5 to -7 with Smith out and the action is balanced on both sides.

Falcons vs. Saints

The action is mixed on this one depending on the book. Sharp books have Atlanta seeing more action at +13. Recreational books are seeing upwards of 75% of the spread action on New Orleans. And in between there is balanced action elsewhere. As the game draws closer we should get a better sense of how the books will be affected depending on which side covers. What we do know is that recent historic trends show these teams have split wins and losses over the past five seasons with New Orleans never winning by more than 10 points.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com