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Thursday Night Football Odds: TNF Betting Lines 2025

2025-11-21 13:48
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We have the latest Thursday Night Football odds for 2025, with a Week 13 tripleheader taking place on Thanksgiving Day, November 27.

Thursday Night Football Odds: TNF Betting Lines 2025Story byJared HochmanFri, November 21, 2025 at 1:48 PM UTC·4 min read

The best NFL of the year is in Week 13, as Thanksgiving Day means we have a tripleheader: Packers/Lions at 1:00 p.m. ET, Chiefs/Cowboys at 4:30 p.m., and Bengals/Ravens in prime time, with the likelihood of Joe Burrow returning for Cincinnati.

Here are the latest look-ahead NFL odds for each game, and follow along for the latest TNF odds and TNF player props, plus the full TNF schedule for 2025.

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Packers vs Lions odds

Packers vs Lions live odds

Packers vs Lions opening odds

  • Point spread: Packers +3 | Lions -3

  • Moneyline: Packers +140 | Lions -165

  • Total: Over 48.5 | Under 48.5

Chiefs vs Cowboys odds

Chiefs vs Cowboys live odds

Chiefs vs Cowboys opening odds

  • Point spread: Chiefs -4 | Cowboys +4

  • Moneyline: Chiefs -200 | Cowboys +165

  • Total: Over 51.5 | Under 51.5

Bengals vs Ravens odds

Bengals vs Ravens live odds

Bengals vs Ravens opening odds

  • Point spread: Bengals +6.5 | Ravens -6.5

  • Moneyline: Bengals +265 | Ravens -330

  • Total: Over 53 | Under 53

Thursday Night Football 2025 schedule & results

Date

Matchup

Time

9/4Week 1

Cowboys (20) at Eagles (24)

8:20NBC

9/11Week 2

Commanders (18) at Packers (27)

8:15PRIME

9/18Week 3

Dolphins (21) at Bills (31)

8:15PRIME

9/25Week 4

Seahawks (23) at Cardinals (20)

8:15PRIME

10/2Week 5

49ers (26) at Rams (23)

8:15PRIME

10/9Week 6

Eagles (17) at Giants (34)

8:15PRIME

10/16Week 7

Steelers (31) at Bengals (33)

8:15PRIME

10/23Week 8

Vikings (10) at Chargers (37)

8:15PRIME

10/30Week 9

Ravens (28) at Dolphins (6)

8:15PRIME

11/6Week 10

Raiders (7) at Broncos (10)

8:15PRIME

11/13Week 11

Jets (14) at Patriots (27)

8:15PRIME

11/20Week 12

Bills (19) at Texans (23)

8:15PRIME

11/27Week 13

Packers at Lions

12:30FOX

11/27Week 13

Chiefs at Cowboys

4:30CBS

11/27Week 13

Bengals at Ravens

8:20NBC

12/4Week 14

Cowboys at Lions

8:15PRIME

12/11Week 15

Falcons at Buccaneers

8:15PRIME

12/18Week 16

Rams at Seahawks

8:15PRIME

12/25Week 17

Cowboys at Commanders

1:00NETFLIX

12/25Week 17

Lions at Vikings

4:30NETFLIX

12/25Week 17

Broncos at Chiefs

8:15PRIME

No TNF matchup in Week 18

TNF betting tips

From Jason Logan, Covers Senior Industry Analyst

1

What happened before?

Thursday games present a tight turnaround for the teams involved. Look back at the teams’ recent schedule challenges and see if this short week compounds a busy calendar — especially for the road team. Practice and prep time are at a premium during these short weeks... and they will lose a day to travel.

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2

Injuries loom large

Thursday games also leave less time for teams to heal up. Injured players don’t have the same window for recovery and are often ruled out early. Even players nursing bumps and bruises, or playing through pain, can feel the squeeze of the short week, so read up on who’s hurting — but not listed on the injury report.

3

Coaching matters

Coaching can give a big edge on the short week. Give the benefit of the doubt to veteran coaches and experienced staff, who are known for their game prep and have navigated the challenges of TNF before.

4

Baby, it (gets) cold outside

Thursday night games can also be an advantage for cold weather teams come December and January. Temperatures plummet when the sun goes down and places like Green Bay, Chicago, and Buffalo turn into frozen wastelands. While the sub-zero temps impact both sides, visitors from warmer cities or indoor stadiums may struggle to adapt when the mercury drops.

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5

Home-field frenzy

Home-field advantage can get a bit of a boost on Thursday nights. The home crowd has been tailgating all day, rather than partying for a 1 p.m. or 4 p.m. ET kickoff. That ravenous crowd is then released into the stadium, giving the home hospitality a little extra bite.

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