We take a look at the early lines over at William Hill for all NFL games being played in Week 11.
Week 11 kicks off with Arizona Cardinals at Seattle Seahawks on Thursday Night Football, followed by the usual Sunday slate of games. The week comes to an end on Monday night when the LA Rams host Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
The Bills, Bears, Giants and 49ers have byes this week. Here are the early lines from William Hill Sportsbook.
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Thursday Night Football
Cardinals (6-3) at Seahawks (6-3), Thursday
Opening line: Seahawks -3
This game will mark the ninth straight time that the Seahawks have been favored over the Cardinals. However, in the previous eight games against Seattle, the Cards have gone 6 1-1 ATS (4-5 straight-up), including a 37-34 win in Week 5 in a game where the Seahawks were favored by 3.5.
NFL Sunday
Eagles (3-5-1) at Browns (6-3)
Opening line: Browns -3.5
The Browns are favorites for this one, but it’s worth noting that they are just 4-14 straight-up against teams from the NFC. The Eagles are winless in their past five games against AFC teams (0-4-1) and they’ve gone 1-4 in those games.
Falcons (3-6) at Saints (7-2)
Opening line: Saints -4.5
The Saints have won four of their last five games against the Falcons. and have won six straight games where they were favored by seven or more. However, Atlanta on the road are 6-2 straight-up and 7-1 ATS so shouldn’t be ruled out.
Bengals (2-6-1) at Washington (2-7)
Opening line: Washington -1
The Bengals have a terrible record on the road, winless in their last 18 games away from Cincinnati. Washington aren’t much better and at home are 3-12 straight-up in the last 15 homes games.
Lions (4-5) at Panthers (3-7)
Opening line: Panthers -3
The Lions are 3-1 both straight-up and ATS on the road this season. As for the Panthers, they’re on a five-game winless run and have gone 2-3 ATS during this time.
Steelers (9-0) at Jaguars (1-8)
Opening line: Steelers -10
There’s a major gulf in quality here. Jacksonville have lost eight straight games and are 2-5 ATS in their past seven. The Steelers are still unbeaten this season, but they are 0-7 ATS in the last seven games where they were favored by 10 points or more (6-1 straight-up).
Titans (6-3) at Ravens (6-3)
Opening line: Ravens -6.5
The Ravens are just 6-11 ATS in home games and just 2-5 ATS in the past seven games where they were 7-point favorites or higher. The last time these two teams met came in was in the 2019 playoffs when the Titans pulled off a major upset and covered as a 10-point underdog.
Patriots (4-5) at Texans (2-7)
Opening line: Patriots -2.5
The Texans have gone 2-8 ATS (2-8 straight-up) in their last 10 games which leaves a lot to be desired. As for the Patriots, they are known to struggle against AFC South teams, going 1-3 both straight-up and ATS in their past four games against the teams in the division.
Dolphins (6-3) at Broncos (3-6)
Opening line: Dolphins -3.5
Miami has covered in six straight games against the spread. They’re also 7-2 ATS on the season, which is tied with the Steelers for the best mark in the NFL. All of the Broncos three wins this season have come when they were underdogs.
Jets (0-9) at Chargers (2-7)
Opening line: Chargers -9
Everyone knows the Jets are in trouble this season and are currently winless. They are also 2-7 ATS on the season – tied with the Texans for the second-worst mark in the NFL. The Chargers are 3-10-1 ATS in home games (6-8 straight-up) since the start of the 2018 season.
Packers (7-2) at Colts (6-3)
Opening line: Colts -2.5
Since the beginning of the 2019 season, the Packers are 5-1 both straight-up and ATS as an underdog. They won’t mind coming into this one as underdogs. The Colts are in a rich vein of form against NFC teams, going 9-2-1 ATS in their past 12 games against them. They’ve also won four straight against NFC teams.
Cowboys (2-7) at Vikings (3-5)
Opening line: Vikings -8
The Vikings have actually been one of the safest bets in the NFL recently, going 6-1 ATS in their past seven games after their win against the Bears on Monday Night Football. The Cowboys are a different story and are 1-8 ATS on the season, which is the worst in the NFL. Their only cover came when they were a 14.5-point underdog.
Chiefs (8-1) at Raiders (6-3)
Opening line: Chiefs -6.5
Reid has been nearly unbeatable off a bye in his career (18-3 straight-up), so it might be worth banking on the Chiefs. Since November 2015, the Chiefs have gone 29-3 straight up against divisional opponents and 22-9-1 ATS and 10-2 straight-up against the Raiders.
Monday Night Football
Rams (6-3) at Buccaneers (7-3)
Opening line: Buccaneers -3.5
In the past seven games where the Rams have been an underdog, they’ve gone 1-6 straight-up and 3-4 ATS. However, Sean McVay is yet to lose a regular season game to an NFC team in the eastern time zone.
