Fans of the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs have had Nov. 20th reminders set on their online and mobile calendars. That is when the Super Bowl 57 rematch will occur on Monday Night Football.
If the Monday game is the main event, the undercard features clashes worthy of the big stage, too, namely with the Cincinnati Bengals and Baltimore Ravens matchup in another intense rivalry showdown.
Four teams will be on byes in Week 11: Indianapolis Colts, Atlanta Falcons, New England Patriots, and New Orleans Saints.
NFL Week 11 Odds & Lines
Week 11 lines are courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook and are current as of November 13, 2023, at noon ET.
Keep tabs on all of our current NFL odds leading into NFL Week 11.
NFL Week 11 Games
Cincinnati Bengals @ Baltimore Ravens
Nov. 16, 8:15 p.m. ET (TNF)
- Bengals +3.5 (-110) @ Ravens -3.5 (-110)
Here, we have a matchup of two AFC North division rivals looking to bounce back from disappointing home losses.
Joe Burrow continues to play at a high level (despite two interceptions last week), but the Bengals (5-4) are suddenly outside the playoff picture.
Look for Cincinnati to keep it close, making +3.5 look like a strong play.
Pittsburgh Steelers @ Cleveland Browns
Nov. 19, 1 p.m. ET
- Steelers +2.5 (-108) @ Browns -2.5 (-112)
The Steelers (6-3) continue to defy the odds by winning games despite being out-gained in yardage.
Quarterback Kenny Pickett hasn’t played well, and this is a tough spot against a stout Browns’ pass defense.
Look for Cleveland to cover the spread in this one.
Los Angeles Chargers @ Green Bay Packers
Nov. 19, 1 p.m. ET
- Chargers -3 (-120) @ Packers +3 (+100)
The Chargers are coming off a close loss at home to a tough Lions team, but they should be able to get back on track vs the Packers.
Green Bay continues to get erratic quarterback play from Jordan Love, putting them at a major disadvantage against Justin Herbert and company.
Take the Chargers to get it done on the road.
Arizona Cardinals @ Houston Texans
Nov. 19, 1 p.m. ET
- Cardinals +4 (-110) @ Texans -4 (-110)
The Cardinals won a close game in Kyler Murray‘s return, with the dual-threat quarterback showing he can still make plays with his legs in his first year off a torn ACL.
The Texans continue to play well behind otherworldly performances from rookie C.J. Stroud, but this feels like a letdown spot following two close wins.
Take the Cardinals +4 in this one.
Dallas Cowboys @ Carolina Panthers
Nov. 19, 1 p.m. ET
- Cowboys -11 (-110) @ Panthers +11 (-110)
The Cowboys’ defense vs Bryce Young looks like a significant mismatch this week, as the Panthers’ rookie quarterback has looked overmatched this season.
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While laying double-digits on a road team is always challenging, look for Dallas to dominate from start to finish in this one.
The Panthers simply don’t have enough to keep pace on offense.
New York Giants @ Washington Commanders
Nov. 19, 1 p.m. ET
- Giants +10 (-110) @ Commanders -10 (-110)
The Commanders come home following a tough road loss vs the Seahawks to take on a tanking Giants team that continues to trot out Tommy DeVito at quarterback.
Look for Sam Howell to have his way with this Giants defense that will likely be on the field often in this one.
While it’s a large spread, Commanders -10 looks like the right side here.
Tennessee Titans @ Jacksonville Jaguars
Nov. 19, 1 p.m. ET
- Titans +6.5 (-110) @ Jaguars -6.5 (-110)
The Jaguars should be able to bounce back following a blowout home loss to the 49ers, but 6.5 points feels like too much, given what we’ve seen from their offense this season.
Jacksonville’s passing game looks out of sync right now.
Look for Mike Vrabel to have the Titans playing hard against their division rivals in this spot.
Chicago Bears @ Detroit Lions
Nov. 19, 1 p.m. ET
- Bears +10.5 (-110) @ Lions -10.5 (-110)
The Lions got a huge road win against the Chargers coming off their bye.
Detroit’s running game is rolling, and Amon-Ra St. Brown looks like an absolute stud.
But Chicago may get Justin Fields back for this game, resulting in a more competitive affair. I’d take the Bears plus the points here.
Las Vegas Raiders @ Miami Dolphins
Nov. 19, 1 p.m. ET
- Raiders +11 (-110) @ Dolphins -11 (-110)
The Raiders have played much better under interim head coach Antonio Pierce, establishing the run with Josh Jacobs.
But they’re likely in for a rude awakening against a Dolphins team coming off the bye.
Look for Miami to pose a much tougher test for the Raiders than the Giants and Jets the last two weeks. Take the Dolphins -11 in this spot.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ San Francisco 49ers
Nov. 19, 4:05 p.m. ET
- Buccaneers +10.5 (-110) @ 49ers -10.5 (-110)
The 49ers took care of business with a blowout win over the Jaguars on the road.
Their defense got back on track, completely shutting down Trevor Lawrence and company.
Look for more of the same from the 49ers in another convincing victory, this time over Baker Mayfield and the Bucs.
New York Jets @ Buffalo Bills
Nov. 19, 4:25 p.m. ET
- Jets +7 (-110) @ Bills -7 (-110)
It’s a shame to see Zach Wilson continue to derail what would have been a promising season for the Jets had Aaron Rodgers not gotten injured.
The Bills are much tougher to beat at home, making this a difficult spot for Wilson and company.
Look for Buffalo to win by double-digits in this matchup.
Seattle Seahawks @ Los Angeles Rams
Nov. 19, 4:25 p.m. ET
- Seahawks -3 (+100) @ Rams +3 (-120)
The Seahawks will look to avenge a Week 1 home loss to the Rams, who will probably get Matthew Stafford back as they come off their bye.
Los Angeles always plays Seattle tough with Sean McVay as head coach.
Look for the Rams to keep their playoff hopes alive with an upset win here.
Minnesota Vikings @ Denver Broncos
Nov. 19, 8:20 p.m. ET (SNF)
- Vikings +2 (-110) @ Broncos -2 (-110)
The Vikings have won five in a row, including two victories without Kirk Cousins, as new addition Josh Dobbs continues to be the best story in the NFL.
There’s also a chance that Justin Jefferson will be able to return for this game.
Look for Minnesota to keep it rolling with a road win over a mediocre Broncos team.
Philadelphia Eagles @ Kansas City Chiefs
Nov. 20, 8:15 p.m. ET (MNF)
- Eagles +3 (-110) @ Chiefs -3 (-110)
The Super Bowl 57 rematch is one of the highly anticipated matchups of the year.
The spread looks about right at Chiefs -3, especially with the Eagles’ injuries on offense.
Look for Philadelphia to feel the absence of Dallas Goedert in this one.
