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Read Full BioThe NFL features a Thanksgiving Day tripleheader, and we’ve got you covered with odds, predictions, and best bets for all three games.
Here is tomorrow’s schedule:
| Game | Time | TV Channel |
| Packers vs. Lions | 1 p.m. ET | FOX |
| Chiefs vs. Cowboys | 4:30 p.m. ET | CBS |
| Bengals vs. Ravens | 8:20 ET | NBC |
Packers vs. Lions Odds & Best Bets
Detroit is a slight 2.5-point favorite at home with a total of 48.5 at DraftKings.
Green Bay RB Josh Jacobs (knee) is expected to return to the lineup after missing last week’s game against Minnesota. Both teams will be without their stud TEs: Tucker Kraft (Packers) and Sam LaPorta (Lions).
The Packers opened the season with a 27-13 win over the Lions, but that game was at Lambeau Field. Detroit is 4-1 at Ford Field this season.
ATS Pick: Take the Lions at home on a fast track. Even without LaPorta, Detroit is loaded on offense with WRs Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jameson Williams. The backfield duo of Jahmyr Gibbs and David Montgomery is arguably the NFL’s best, too.
Total (OVER/UNDER) Pick: No play. Instinct tells us the OVER is the way to go, but we’ll pass given the key injuries to offensive players for both teams.
Best Player Prop: Take Gibbs to go OVER 69.5 rushing yards (-114 at FanDuel). He found yet another gear last week in the win over the Giants, finishing with 219 rushing yards and two TDs. You just need a third of that production on the ground to cash this ticket tomorrow.
Chiefs vs. Cowboys Odds & Best Bets
Kansas City is a 3.5-point road favorite with a lofty total of 52.5 at FanDuel.
Are the Chiefs for real? The same question can be posed for the Cowboys after their impressive comeback win over the Eagles last week. Either way, this should be an entertaining contest.
Dallas shored up its defense with the recent additions of Quinnen Williams and Logan Wilson. They’ve won and covered their last two games, and that doesn’t appear to be a coincidence.
The Chiefs get RB Isiah Pacheco back this week, but Kareem Hunt should also remain plenty involved. Kansas City is 1-6 ATS in its last seven road games dating back to last season.
ATS Pick: Roll with the Cowboys +3.5 at home. Dallas averages 29.1 points per game, and its new 2.0 defense is a huge upgrade.
Total (OVER/UNDER) Pick: We lean UNDER, given the improvement of Dallas’ defense, and the fact that Kansas City’s last six games have finished UNDER the total.
Best Player Prop: The Chiefs rank No. 6 in blitz percentage, and Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott will likely be forced to scamper tomorrow. Play the OVER on 7.5 yards for his longest run (+102 at FanDuel). We also like him to go OVER 14.5 rushing yards for the game (-114 at FanDuel).
Bengals vs. Ravens Odds & Best Bets
The Ravens are a 7-point favorite at home with a total of 51.5 at BetMGM.
Cincinnati will benefit from the return of starting QB Joe Burrow. Baltimore’s defense isn’t good enough for the Ravens to be laying a full touchdown here.
The Bengals have their issues on defense, but Burrow’s return should ensure they keep pace with the Ravens. Tomorrow’s nightcap has all the makings of a shootout. The Ravens have failed to cover in their last two games against subpar teams, the Jets and Browns.
ATS Pick: Cincinnati +7 is the play here with Burrow back under center. There may be some rust, but the Bengals are just a different team when he’s on the field.
Total (OVER/UNDER) Pick: This game could very well be the highest-scoring affair tomorrow. The Bengals give up the most points in the league, allowing 32.7 points per game. Baltimore ranks No. 24 against the pass, with opponents averaging 230 yards per contest. Burrow’s in line for a big night.
Best Player Prop: Expect WR Ja’Marr Chase to be the biggest beneficiary of Burrow’s return — and for him to find the end zone (-120 at FanDuel). Fellow WR Tee Higgins (concussion) is expected to miss this game.
When they were both healthy last year, Burrow led the league in passing, and Chase ranked No. 1 in receiving yards. Chase also led all NFL wide receivers with 17 TDs from Burrow. Expect that trend to continue against Baltimore.
