NFL Week 12 Odds: Opening Spreads for All 14 Games

• Unbeaten on the road, the Seahawks head to Philly as 2.5-point underdogs
• Seattle (8-2) has covered the spread in last two games
• Cleveland given 10.5-point advantage against lowly Dolphins — can the 3-6-1 ATS Browns cover?

First place in the NFC West is still up for grabs and the Seattle Seahawks are keeping pace heading into Week 12.

Winners of three straight, the Seahawks are early underdogs in one of the smallest spreads of the week. Books have released their spreads for all 14 games and list Seattle as 2.5-point ‘Dogs against the Philadelphia Eagles — an enticing wager considering the Seahawks have yet to lose on the road this season.

Here’s a closer look at this matchup as well as the other spreads, moneyline prices and point totals for upcoming games.

NFL Week 12 Odds

*Odds taken on Nov. 17

When sportsbooks’ odds first opened, the Seahawks were actually 3-point underdogs but the line fell slightly to its current price. Seattle is a modest 5-5 against the spread heading into Sunday’s game against the Eagles, but it should be noted that Russell Wilson and the Seahawks have covered their last two and three of their last five games.

At the other end, the Eagles are 4-5 ATS this season failing to cover in their last game — a 17-10 defeat to the New England Patriots.

The 5-5 #Eagles have opened as 2.5 point FAVORITES against the 8-2 #Seahawks next week. ??

Odds via @DKSportsbook. pic.twitter.com/ZIECz6jyox

— Eagles Nation (@PHLEaglesNation) November 18, 2019

First-Place Niners Haven’t Been Great ATS

Staying in the NFC West, the other small spread to focus on in Week 12 comes in a game between the division-leading San Francisco 49ers and Green Bay Packers.

Oddsmakers are giving the Niners the early 3-point edge going into the game, but San Francisco has not covered the spread in its last three games, dropping to 4-5 ATS this season.

The Packers are fresh off a Bye week and are 7-3 ATS this season — covering three of their last four games heading into Week 12.

Jimmy Garoppolo joins Joe Montana and Steve Young as the only 49ers quarterbacks to throw for 400 yards and 4 TD in a game.

Prior to today, Young was the last 49ers QB to do that back in 1993. pic.twitter.com/d29r1ifQND

— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) November 18, 2019

The Miami Dolphins have been the NFL’s punching bag team this season, posting a dismal 2-8 record going into a Week 12 matchup vs the Cleveland Browns.

This game has the largest spread early on, as books list the Browns as the 10.5-point favorites this week. Before rushing to put money on the Browns, who have won back-to-back games, it’s important to know that Cleveland is 3-6-1 ATS this season. In fact, looking at the spread history over the last six games, Cleveland is 1-4-1.

Saints 9.5-Point Favorites vs Division Rival Panthers

If you’re looking to bet on a large spread, look no further than the 9.5 point line the New Orleans Saints are getting against the Carolina Panthers.

The Saints have one of the most potent offenses in the NFL led by the league leader in receiving yards, Michael Thomas.

With 1,027 receiving yards this season, Thomas will look to lead the Saints to a second straight win and a ninth victory in 10 games.

⏫ ALL RISE ⏫

COOK. #Saints pic.twitter.com/GevQh9COf0

— New Orleans Saints (@Saints) November 17, 2019

With a 7-3 record ATS this season, bettors should feel confident in putting money on the NFC South-leading Saints to cover.

The highest point total for the week is set at 53 between the Atlanta Falcons and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Both clubs are 3-7 and well out of the playoff picture going into Week 12.

Eight of Tampa Bay’s 10 games this season have resulted in Over outcomes. Both teams are weak on defense, which means this game could turn into a track meet and high-scoring affair.

Keep Close Eyes on Pats-Cowboys Matchup

Many bettors will likely avoid this matchup, but the game between the Patriots and Cowboys could be an interesting one to say the least.

Oddsmakers are giving the Patriots the early 6.5-point advantage — a line New England has covered in its sleep on a regular basis.

However don’t look past the fact that the Cowboys have covered the spread in three of their last four games going into action on Sunday.

Dallas is averaging the most yards per game (437.4) and could put a lot of pressure on New England’s defense in Week 12.