NFL odds, lines, point spreads: Updated Week 15 betting information for picking every game

After Week 13 was dominated by favorites, the 'dogs were barking in Week 14, entering Monday night with a 7-4 against the spread record despite going 4-7 straight up. We almost saw the biggest underdog of the NFL season, the Texans (+1000), win outright in Dallas as 17-point road 'dogs, but some late-game mishaps resulted in Dallas notching a last-second win. Will blindly betting underdogs yield profit in Week 15? As we do at the start of each week, we'll list every game's spread, moneyline, and total, updating those numbers as they get bet throughout the next few days.

With bye weeks a thing of the past, all 32 teams will be suiting up in Week 15, and the action kicks off on Thursday night as the NFC West-leading 49ers travel to face the Seahawks at Lumen Field. Week 15 also yields the first Saturday games of the season (Vikings-Colts, Browns-Ravens, Bills-Dolphins). The action continues on Sunday with an 11-game slate which should provide fans and bettors with another entertaining day on the gridiron even if there isn't a marquee matchup.

Keep in mind these lines will move throughout the week as we get updates on various injuries and betting limits increase. Below, we take a look at the latest odds for Week 15 from BetMGM and offer up a few early bets to consider.

NFL odds Week 15

NFL moneylines Week 15

NFL over/unders Week 15

NFL best bets for Week 15

*Odds as of Monday 12/12*

Browns -2.5 (-115) vs. Ravens

Cleveland's offense has struggled in Deshaun Watson's first two games, but the Browns likely won't need much offense to cover this short 2.5-point spread at home. With Tyler Huntley placed in concussion protocol and Lamar Jackson (knee) trending toward missing his second straight week, we don't think the Ravens will generate enough points to stay competitive in what would be Anthony Brown's first career start. Cleveland has been solid in divisional games this season, going 3-1 ATS with its lone non-cover coming in Week 14 against Cincinnati. There's a shot the Browns close closer to -3 or higher if/when Huntley and Jackson are ruled out. If either QB is active, we'd recommend staying away from this one.

New York Giants +4.5 (-110) at Commanders

Fresh off a 48-22 drubbing by the Eagles, we're backing the G-Men to keep things close in D.C. These teams tied in New York in Week 13, and with the Giants continuing to struggle last week, the Giants are hovering toward their low point in the betting market with the Commanders hitting their high point. We still don't think the Commanders are 4.5 points better than the Giants at home, and we'd rather roll with the G-Men and take the points. 

Saints-Falcons UNDER 43.5 (-110)

We're not expecting much offense in the Superdome this Sunday, even with the Saints and Falcons combining for 53 points back in Week 1. Desmond Ridder makes his first career start with Marcus Mariota (knee) landing on the injured reserve, and while he could very well turn out to be the Falcons QB of the future, expecting him to light the Saints up is a tall task. We also don't expect the Saints to do much against the Falcons, as their offense has sputtered all season, averaging just 20.4 ppg.