It’s hard to believe we’re already up to Week 14. It may be fantasy playoff season but this week’s game features two teams unlikely to be participating in the postseason. The FullTime Fantasy Thursday Night Football Preview: Week 14 breaks down the fantasy and betting trends you need to know for Thursday night’s contest.

If either of these teams makes the postseason, it will be Las Vegas. The streaky Raiders have won three straight to crawl back into the playoff picture. Barely. Meanwhile, the defending Super Bowl champs are dead in the water and have all but thrown in the towel on a lost season.

The 3-9 Rams are 6-point home dogs to a 5-7 Raiders squad. This contest opened at 43 but has climbed to 44.5. Let’s break down this week’s streaming action.

Matchup 

TEAM	OFFENSE	PASS	RUSH	YDS/PLAY	POINTS
Las Vegas Raiders	10	9	11	5	9
Los Angeles Rams	31	25	30	32	29

Things have gone from bad to worse for Sean McVay’s Rams. The offense struggled with an injured Matthew Stafford under center. However, it has regressed significantly since Stafford went on IR. Only the Broncos have been more incompetent offensively, and the Rams are lost six straight.

 

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Thanksgiving is now behind us. However, the fantasy playoffs are now just a week or two away. The FullTime Fantasy Thursday Night Football Preview: Week 13 breaks down the fantasy and betting trends you need to know for Thursday’s AFC East grudge match.

In a rare coincidence, both of these teams played last Thursday. Buffalo beat Detroit in their second consecutive game at Ford Field. Meanwhile, the Patriots lost in Minnesota in last week’s TNF game.

This is the first of two meetings between these two AFC East contenders. The Bills head into Foxborough as 4-point favorites. And, the over/under sits at 43.5 points.

Matchup 

 

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It is Week 12 and that means a day filled with food, family, and fantasy football. This terrific Thursday gets capped off by an interesting battle between two playoff contenders. The FullTime Fantasy Thursday Night Football Preview: Week 12 breaks down the fantasy and betting trends you need to know.

Minnesota hit rock bottom last week by getting blown out at home. The Vikings hope they can rebound on a short rest week. But, things won’t be easy against a New England squad that is trending up.

The 8-2 Vikings are mere 2.5-point home favorites. This tells us that Vegas thinks the Patriots are the better team on a neutral field. With an over/under of just 42.5, points should be at a premium in this Thursday’s capper.

Matchup 

TEAM	OFFENSE	PASS	RUSH	YDS/PLAY	POINTS
New England Patriots	26	24	17	19	20
Minnesota Vikings	23	10	24	18	13

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The Week 11 version of Thursday Night Football features an interconference matchup between the Tennessee Titans and Green Bay Packers. The FullTime Fantasy Thursday Night Football Preview: Week 11 breaks down the fantasy and betting trends you need to know.

Currently leading the AFC South, the Titans are coming off a 17-10 victory against Denver. Meanwhile, the Packers just halted a five-game losing streak with an impressive 31-28 win at home against the Cowboys.

This is only the fourth meeting between these two squads since 2012. Like they were in the previous three, the Packers are 3-point favorites this week and the over/under is just 41.

Matchup 

TEAM	OFFENSE	PASS	RUSH	YDS/PLAY	POINTS
Tennessee Titans	32	31	9	27	26
Green Bay Packers	6	16	12	11	25

 

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