Two of the hottest teams will clash in Week 13 when the 49ers host the Dolphins on Sunday. Miami’s five-game winning streak is the longest in the league, while San Fran’s four-game winning streak is the NFC’s longest. The latest Week 13 NFL odds from Caesars Sportsbook have San Francisco as a 3.5-point favorite as Niners coach Kyle Shanahan faces off against former pupil Mike McDaniel. Another reunion features A.J. Brown facing off against his former team, the Titans. The Eagles are 5.5-point favorites in the Week 13 NFL spreads, and Brown has produced more than twice as many TDs (seven) as all current Titans wideouts combined (three). Which NFL bets, NFL office pool picks, and NFL survivor pool picks should you make? All of the Week 13 NFL lines are listed below, and SportsLine’s advanced computer model has all the NFL betting advice and predictions you need to make the best Week 13 NFL picks now.
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Top Week 13 NFL predictions
One of the model’s strongest Week 13 NFL picks is that the Giants (+1.5) cover the spread against the Commanders. New York’s 8-3 against the spread record this year is tied for the best in the league, while the team is also 6-1 ATS as an underdog.
Washington could run into trouble in sustaining drives against the Giants, considering the teams’ strengths and weaknesses on third downs. The Commanders are just 27th in third-down conversion percentage, while New York ranks seventh in third-down defense.
Meanwhile, the Giants have finally seen a receiver emerge and become a proven option for Daniel Jones. Darius Slayton has averaged 73.6 yards over his last five games and his season average of 17.6 yards per reception ranks third (minimum 20 catches). With his big-play threat and Saquon Barkley’s all-world abilities, the…
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