NFL Week 12 Predictions: Cowboys Soar, Chiefs Struggle Against the Spread
The NFL Week 12 brings exciting matchups as teams contend for playoff placements. Key predictions focus on a mix of favorites and underdogs, highlighting the Dallas Cowboys’ rise and the challenges facing the Kansas City Chiefs.
NFL Week 12 Predictions: Cowboys Soar, Chiefs Struggle Against the Spread
Key Matchups to Watch
- Buffalo Bills at Houston Texans (Thursday, 8:15 p.m. ET)
- New York Giants at Detroit Lions (Sunday, 1 p.m. ET)
- New York Jets at Baltimore Ravens (Sunday, 1 p.m. ET)
- Indianapolis Colts at Kansas City Chiefs (Sunday, 1 p.m. ET)
- Philadelphia Eagles at Dallas Cowboys (Sunday, 4:25 p.m. ET)
Cowboys and Their Key Players
The Dallas Cowboys remain competitive, surprising many analysts this season. Quarterback Dak Prescott has showcased his skills by completing 70% of his passes and accumulating 22 total touchdowns. Notable players include George Pickens, who is expected to break records with projected stats of 99 catches and 1,543 yards.
Chiefs’ Struggles Continue
The Kansas City Chiefs, despite their past successes, face a challenging season with an even 5-5 record. Patrick Mahomes has encountered difficulties, losing back-to-back games, which raises questions about the team’s performance against the Indianapolis Colts this week.
Predictions for Week 12
Analysts forecast several outcomes this week. Here are some predictions:
- Texans to cover against the Bills: Texans’ defense could surprise, especially considering the Bills’ past performance in Houston.
- Giants to perform well against the Lions: Improved offensive line play bolsters Giants’ chances, despite the Lions’ strong home record.
- Jets looking to upset Ravens: With significant points as underdogs, Jets will leverage their potential against a struggling Ravens squad.
- Patriots to defeat Bengals: The Bengals’ poor defensive record gives New England an advantage.
Conclusion
NFL Week 12 offers a blend of high-stakes games that could shape the playoff landscape. Monitor how teams like the Cowboys continue to excel, while the Chiefs seek redemption against the spread.