2025 NFL Week 13 Odds: U.S. Thanksgiving Day parlay priced at +588
Week 13 in the NFL begins with three U.S. Thanksgiving clashes on Thursday. The Detroit Lions open the holiday triple-header hosting the Green Bay Packers in a critical NFC North matchup. The teams are within a half-game of each other, with the Chicago Bears just ahead in the division standings.
Two teams that recorded massive comeback wins on Sunday meet up in Arlington, Texas, as the Dallas Cowboys host the Kansas City Chiefs, whose nine-year streak as AFC West champions is in jeopardy.
And the surging Baltimore Ravens, winners of five straight, host the Cincinnati Bengals in the nightcap as AFC North division leaders for the first time all season.
Here’ what I have for a three-leg parlay priced at +588:
- Lions -2.5 (-118)
- Cowboys +3 (-105)
- Ravens -7 (-110)
Detroit Lions -2.5
The Lions have been inconsistent, especially defensively, all season. Coach Dan Campbell’s squad has very little room for error moving forward, which is why Sunday’s 34-27 comeback overtime victory over the New York Giants was so critical.
The Packers defence is emerging and coming off a five-sack, three-turnover performance in a 22-6 triumph over the sinking Minnesota Vikings. Micah Parsons had two sacks, and the team held J.J. McCarthy to just 87 yards passing. Jared Goff is not J.J. McCarthy. The Lions owe Green Bay payback for a 27-13 Week 1 defeat at Lambeau Field.
Jahmyr Gibbs had 219 yards and three touchdowns rushing while adding 11 catches for 45 yards and another score receiving against the Giants. Amon-Ra St. Brown had 149 yards and one touchdown on nine catches. Gibbs is attractive at +310 to score 2+ touchdowns on Thursday.
Gibbs and St. Brown should be the difference in a 28-24 victory.
You can see our full Packers vs. Lions game preview and score prediction here.
Dallas Cowboys +3
Dallas won back-to-back games for the first time this season after recovering from a 21-point deficit to the visiting Philadelphia Eagles, securing a 24-21 victory on a last-second field goal. Dak Prescott broke the Cowboys’ franchise career passing yardage record in the win. With both George Pickens and CeeDee Lamb on the outside, Prescott’s options are tantalising right now.
Pickens leads the team with 67 catches, 1,054 yards, and eight touchdowns. He’s gone for more than 100 yards receiving in a game four times this season, including the last two games, and is averaging 95.8 yards per game. He is currently +195 to tally 100+ receiving yards on Thursday.
The Chiefs had a vital comeback of their own, recovering from an 11-point, fourth-quarter deficit to win in overtime over the Indianapolis Colts, 23-20. It was Kansas City’s first one-score win this season.
Kansas City is 5-1 at home, but just 1-4 on the road, and the Cowboys should, at the very least, cover the spread as three-point underdogs.
You can see our full Chiefs vs. Cowboys game preview and score prediction here.
Baltimore Ravens -7
The Ravens always seem to be more dangerous when they are the hunter, instead of the hunted. Put their backs against the wall, and coach John Harbaugh’s squad will make you pay. Baltimore has won five straight to get back above .500 and now leads the AFC North. The Ravens begin a run of four division matchups in six games against Cincinnati at home Thursday evening.
The contest should mark the return of Joe Burrow under centre for the Bengals. He has not played since suffering a toe injury in the first half of Week 2, and the team has gone just 1-8 since.
However, Lamar Jackson is 4-0 since he returned under centre for the Ravens, but it’s a much-improved Baltimore defence that’s earning the most headlines. A unit that allowed 177 points through the first five games of the season has surrendered an average of 13.4 points over the last five games.
Jackson and the defence should combine to handle Burrow’s return, 31-21.
You can see our full Bengals vs. Ravens game preview and score prediction here.
