Minnesota Vikings vs. New England Patriots Odds: 69% of Bets Backing the Vikings on Thanksgiving Night
Minnesota Vikings vs. New England Patriots odds and betting breakdown for Thursday Night Football on Thanksgiving. Last week, the Vikings were embarrassed by the Cowboys, but that isn't stopping bettors from backing them.
Jason Radowitz - November 23, 2022, 6:29 PM EST
3 minMinnesota Vikings vs. New England Patriots Odds: 69% of Bets Backing the Vikings on Thanksgiving Night
The New England Patriots couldn't score an offensive touchdown against the New York Jets last week.
They needed a special teams touchdown at the end of the game to knock off the Jets.
However, the Patriots have held their last two opponents to three points each. Now they'll take on a Vikings team that only scored three points against the Dallas Cowboys last week.
The Vikings haven't lost two games in a row this season. They've been relatively consistent this year. However, I must point out that after last weekend's game against the Cowboys, the Vikings have now allowed more points than they've scored this season.
Yet, the Vikings are 8-2 on the season.
Will the Vikings prove that they're not a fluke at home against the Patriots? We take a look at Vikings vs. Patriots odds to find out before you make your NFL picks for this week.
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Minnesota Vikings vs. New England Patriots Odds
Team | ML Odds | ML Bet % | Point Spread |
|---|---|---|---|
New England Patriots | +125 | 31% | +3 |
Minnesota Vikings | -145 | 69% | -3 |
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There are 74% of bets on the Vikings at -3. But only 59% of the money is on the Vikings to cover the spread.
More of the sharp action is coming in on the Patriots at +3.
Against the spread, the Vikings are getting 69% of the bets and 68% of the handle at -145. Therefore, the Patriots are getting 31% of the bets and 32% of the handle.
The sharp action is hoping that the Patriots will be able to score enough points for their defense. Meanwhile, more of the public is eying the Vikings to cover the spread, hoping their offense figures it out after last week's abysmal performance.
The Vikings will have to commit to the run against the Patriots, while the Patriots will have to get out of their comfort zone and air it out a little more. Whichever team executes those areas I pointed out will win.
