NFL Week 15 Odds – Giants – Eagles Fight for NFC East

The Philadelphia Eagles battle the New York Giants for first place in the NFC East when they meet on Sunday. Here are all the just-released Week 15 odds from BroburySports.com.

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Philadelphia (9-4 SU, 6-7 ATS) moved into a half-game lead in the division thanks to a 30-27 win at the suddenly tough Dallas Cowboys. The Eagles didn’t cover as 3 ½-point favorites, but they really didn’t care.

New York (9-4 SU, 7-6 ATS) had a magical mystery tour experience playing against Minnesota. The game was moved to Detroit after the Vikings’ Metrodome had its roof collapse. Minnesota was without quarterback Brett Favre (shoulder) and the G-Men won 21-3. That means it’s all tied atop the NFC East.

New York is a three-point home favorite.

Who would have thought that the all-Missouri battle between St. Louis and Kansas City would be for playoff spots? St. Louis (6-7 SU, 9-4 ATS) is incredibly tied with Seattle for first place in the NFC West. Kansas City (8-5 SU, 7-6 ATS) is still in first in the AFC West despite losing 31-0 at San Diego last week. Quarterback Matt Cassel sat out that game (appendix) and his status is holding up the spread here.

The New York Jets (9-4 SU, 7-6 ATS) suddenly have a two-game losing streak after losses at New England (45-3) and home to Miami (10-6). Things don’t get any easier having to play the rugged Pittsburgh Steelers (10-3 SU, 8-5 ATS) in their place. The Steelers have won four straight, allowing just nine PPG. Pitt is six-point home chalk.

Remember the week starts Thursday with San Diego (7-6 SU, 7-6 ATS) 8 ½-point home favorites over San Francisco (5-8 SU, 5-8 ATS). The Chargers are only a game back of Kansas City after that 31-0 victory.

San Fran is only a game out of the horrid NFC West after crushing Seattle 40-21 in the Bay Area. Quarterback Alex Smith is the starter again and played well last week.

Just Released Week 15 Odds

San Francisco (+8 ½) at San Diego – Thursday
Cleveland (+1 ½) at Cincinnati
Washington (+6) at Dallas
Houston (+1 ½) at Tennessee
Jacksonville (+5) at Indianapolis
Kansas City (NL) at St. Louis
Buffalo (+5 ½) at Miami
Detroit (+6) at Tampa Bay
Arizona (+3) at Carolina
New Orleans (+2 ½) at Baltimore
Philadelphia (+3) at NY Giants
Atlanta (-6 ½) at Seattle
NY Jets (+6) at Pittsburgh
Denver (+6 ½) at Oakland
Green Bay (NL) at New England – Sunday Night
Chicago (NL) at Minnesota – Monday Night