The 2023 NFL season marches on to Week 15 and we’ve created a fivefold accumulator to consider ahead of the next round of fixtures.
- Buffalo Bills to beat Dallas Cowboys
- San Francisco 49ers -13.5 against Arizona Cardinals
- Miami Dolphins -8.5 against New York Jets
- Baltimore Ravens -3.5 against Jacksonville Jaguars
- Philadelphia Eagles -4 against Seattle Seahawks
Dallas Cowboys @ Buffalo Bills
We start on Sunday night at Highmark Stadium, as two contenders to reach the Super Bowl go head-to-head, with the Buffalo Bills hosting the Dallas Cowboys.
Dallas will go into this game brimming with confidence after dismantling their rivals the Philadelphia Eagles in Arlington last time out.
By beating Nick Sirianni’s Eagles 33-13, Dallas have shown they are a force to be reckoned with in the NFC as they made it 15 straight home wins.
However, the Cowboys need to prove their credentials on the road and quarterback Dak Prescott and company will have a different challenge when they head to Buffalo, New York this weekend.
Conditions are set to be wet and cold at Highmark Stadium and the Bills will also be feeling confident after beating reigning Super Bowl champions the Kansas City Chiefs last time out.
In the battle between the QBs Prescott and Josh Allen, the latter might well be the one smiling at the end of this one.
Allen to win the QB battle
San Francisco 49ers @ Arizona Cardinals
Sunday throws up a real mismatch in the NFC West as runaway leaders the San Francisco 49ers travel to the rock-bottom Arizona Cardinals.
The 49ers head into this game with a 10-3 record, while you can flip those numbers for the 3-10 Cardinals.
San Fran are on a five-game winning streak heading into this encounter at State Farm Stadium, while the Cardinals have lost eight of their last 10.
While Arizona raised eyebrows with a 24-10 win over the Steelers in Pittsburgh last time out, the 49ers are a different calibre of opposition.
Quarterback Brock Purdy has been enjoying an excellent season so far and will take some beating to be denied the season MVP if he continues in that manner.
The Cardinals have conceded 331 points in their 13 games this season and the 49ers should have no issue covering the spread, as they have scored 30 or more points in eight of their 10 wins this term.
New York Jets @ Miami Dolphins
The Miami Dolphins will be determined to get back to winning ways after their three-match winning streak was brought to an end with a 28-27 shock defeat on home turf against the Tennessee Titans.
Few saw that result coming but the Dolphins have a good chance to make amends when they return to Hard Rock Stadium to host AFC East rivals the New York Jets.
These sides last met a matter of weeks ago in New Jersey, with the Dolphins running out comfortable winners in a 34-13 scoreline at MetLife Stadium.
It’s hard to see where the Jets will have closed the gap in the time since that defeat on November 24th and the Dolphins should have no problem in getting back to winning ways and covering the spread.
Dolphins beat the Jets a few weeks back
Baltimore Ravens @ Jacksonville Jaguars
After beating the LA Rams in Baltimore last time out, the Ravens hit the road for a double-header, starting with a trip to the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 15.
There will be plenty of interest in how the Ravens go at San Francisco in Week 16 but first Baltimore need to do the business at EverBank Stadium in the early hours of Monday morning.
The signs are looking good for the Ravens, who find themselves on a three-game winning streak heading into this one.
Lamar Jackson is another MVP contender this season and the quarterback finds himself in strong form going into this next road test.
The Jaguars should certainly not be underestimated on their own patch, as they recently went on a run of seven wins in eight games in the NFL.
However, the Jaguars have been wounded in their last couple of outings, with back-to-back defeats to the Cincinnati Bengals and the Cleveland Browns.
With the Indianapolis Colts in pursuit in the AFC South, Jacksonville won’t want to spoil their hard work with a third consecutive defeat.
However, that’s exactly what looks to be on the cards, with the Ravens’ offence set to expose a Jaguars’ defence that has conceded 65 points in the last two games.
With Jackson in the form he’s in, Baltimore can get the road win and cover the spread at EverBank Stadium.
Philadelphia Eagles @ Seattle Seahawks
A gauntlet run of fixtures on the schedule has finally caught up with the Philadelphia Eagles and questions are now being asked of last season’s Super Bowl runners-up.
The Eagles started the run of tough fixtures impressively with a home win over the Cowboys, before winning on the road at the Chiefs.
Then edging out the Bills at Lincoln Financial Field, Philly could only go to the well so many times.
Back-to-back heavy defeats to the 49ers and the Cowboys have seen the Eagles wobble and now there’s work to be done to make sure they finish top of the NFC East.
Starting in the early hours of Tuesday morning with a trip to a Seattle Seahawks side who have lost all of their last four games.
The Eagles need a win to make sure this wobble does not turn into something more troubling and means they would have to pull off shocks on the road to make a return to the Super Bowl.
All eyes will be on how the likes of Jalen Hurts, A.J Brown and DeVonta Smith go in the Eagles' offence at Lumen Field.
Philly have responded well to setbacks in the past and should have enough quality to make it five defeats on the spin for the Seahawks while covering the spread.
