NFL Week 11 injuries: Teddy Bridgewater questionable, Davante Adams good to go and more updates

NFL Week 11 Odds: Line Movement, DraftKings Sportsbook Football (2020) Betting Analysis

Matt Meiselman gives football betting analysis and insight for Week 11 of the NFL, including line movement and betting splits.

NFL Week 11 is setting up to be a messy one, particularly in terms of the starting quarterbacks around the league. The Freaky full movie Saints are reportedly going to start Taysom Hill with Drew Brees injured, deciding not to go with Jameis Winston at least for the time being. Elsewhere, it looks like Teddy Bridgewater will be out for the Panthers, while Drew Lock’s status is in doubt for the Broncos. All in all, Freaky online free there’s actually not much betting line movement at DraftKings Sportsbook, but that could certainly change by Sunday.

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Betting Splits Breakdown

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The Dolphins are getting a lot of love from DraftKings Sportsbook bettors as well and, as mentioned above, it probably has a lot to do with the status of Broncos quarterback Drew Lock. Lock was hurt in last week’s loss to the Raiders and whether or not he plays figures to have a significant impact on Sunday’s betting line.

How the Lines are Moving

Spreads

Detroit Lions (+1.5 to -2)

Dallas Cowboys (+8.5 to +7)

Totals

Green Bay Packers at Indianapolis Colts (49 to 51)

The line movement for the Lions seems to be entirely due to the Teddy Bridgewater injury, and the more notable adjustment is coming from the Cowboys’ Come Play full movie game in Minnesota. Andy Dalton will be back this week, and even with most bettors taking the Vikings the line is still moving toward Dallas. The Come Play online free handle percentage here is in the opposite direction of the bet percentage, and that appears to be what’s causing the line to move. The Cowboys just covered their first spread of the season in Week 9, but sharp bettors seem to be banking on them to do it again in Week 11.

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The Arizona Cardinals and Seattle Seahawks kicked off Week 11 on Thursday, as Russell Wilson got the better of Kyler Murray this time around. Newly-acquired defensive lineman Carlos Dunlap made the game-winning sack on Murray as the Cardinals were trying to orchestrate a game-winning drive, and prevented what could have been another “Hail Murray.”

As we inch deeper and deeper into the regular season, the injury reports begin to expand. We already know we will be without several stars this Sunday such as running back Christian McCaffrey and quarterback Drew Brees, but what other players could miss action this week? Check out our full injury rundown below that also includes game statues for Week 11 below. All NFL odds come via William Hill Sportsbook.

Eagles at Browns (-3)

Eagles: TBD
Browns: DE Myles Garrett (reserve/COVID-19) OUT; LB Mack Wilson (hip), OG Wyatt Teller (calf) QUESTIONABLE

The Browns losing Garrett this week is certainly a big storyline, but there are a couple of players who could end up being cleared in time for this weekend. According to the Browns’ official website, head coach Kevin Stefanski said he’s “hopeful” offensive tackle Jack Conklin and kicker Cody Parkey are cleared to return on Saturday. Offensive tackle Chris Hubbard and fullback Andy Janovich are also currently on the reserve/COVID-19 list.

Steelers (-10.5) at Jaguars

Steelers: Steelers: RB Trey Edmunds (hamstring), RB Jaylen Samuels (quad), LB Jayrone Elliott (illness) OUT
Jaguars: Jaguars: WR Laviska Shenault Jr. (hamstring), TE James O’Shaughnessy (knee) OUT; CB Sidney Jones IV (Achilles), WR Collin Johnson (hamstring), QB Gardner Minshew (right thumb) QUESTIONABLE

While Pittsburgh will be limited at running back, they will be getting back cornerback Mike Hilton, who has missed Pittsburgh’s last four games with a shoulder injury. Hilton has recorded 29 tackles, three sacks, an interception and three passes defensed in five games.

Despite Minshew’s status, the Jaguars are expecting rookie Jake Luton to make his third consecutive start. With Shenault out, Luton will have to rely more on running back James Robinson and receivers DJ Chark and Keelan Cole.

Titans at Ravens (-5)

Titans: TBD
Ravens: TBD

Analysis to come.

Lions at Panthers (OFF)

Lions: TBD
Panthers: RB Christian McCaffrey (shoulder) OUT; CB Donte Jackson (toe), OG John Miller (knee/ankle), OT Russell Okung (calf) DOUBTFUL; QB Teddy Bridgewater (knee), LB Tahir Whitehead (rib), S Sam Franklin (ankle), DE Yetur Gross-Matos (shoulder), DE Marquis Haynes (shoulder), TE Chris Manhertz (shoulder), CB Rasul Douglas (ankle) QUESTIONABLE

We knew McCaffrey was going to miss this week, but the Panthers are still remaining hopeful that Bridgewater will be able to suit up vs. the Lions after a week of limited practices. As you can see from Carolina’s final injury report, the Panthers are pretty banged up, so having their starting quarterback on the field is more important than ever. If he cannot go, expect former XFL star P.J. Walker to get the start.

Patriots (-1.5) at Texans

Patriots: TBD
Texans: TBD

Analysis to come.

Bengals at Washington (-1)

Bengals: RB Joe Mixon (foot) OUT; DL Margus Hunt (illness), OL Fred Johnson (illness), OG Alex Redmond (biceps), WR Mike Thomas (hamstring), DT Xavier Williams (back) QUESTIONABLE
Washington: DE Ryan Anderson (knee), OT Geron Christian Sr. (knee), S Deshazor Everett (ankle), OT Cornelius Lucas (ankle), LB Jared Norris (hamstring) OUT; K Dustin Hopkins (right groin), WR Dontrelle Inman (hamstring), LS Nick Sundberg (illness), WR Isaiah Wright (illness) QUESTIONABLE

The biggest development for the Bengals on Friday was that Mixon will miss another week with his foot injury. Cincinnati’s rushing attack just hasn’t been the same without him, which means Joe Burrow will again have to try to shoulder the load against Washington’s scrappy defense.

For Washington, Christian was put on injured reserve this week, so he will miss at least three more games. Washington had been starting Lucas at left tackle, but he has been ruled out this week with an ankle injury. Expect Morgan Moses to move over to the left side. Washington is also hoping Hopkins will be available to kick this weekend.

Falcons at Saints (-3.5)

Falcons: None
Saints: TE Josh Hill (concussion), RB Dwayne Washington (back) OUT; CB Marshon Lattimore (abdomen) QUESTIONABLE

No Falcons players had an injury designation for this important divisional matchup on Sunday. All eyes were on wide receiver Calvin Ridley, who was a limited participant in practice all week with a foot injury, but he appears ready to roll against the Saints. Defensive end Dante Fowler is still on the team’s reserve/COVID-19 list.

Running back Alvin Kamara, whose lingering foot injury kept him out of Thursday’s practice, will play after being a full participant on Friday. Drew Brees, who suffered multiple upper body injuries over a two-week span, was placed on injured reserve on Friday and will be out for at least three weeks. Taysom Hill is expected to start in his place.

Jets at Chargers (-9.5)

Jets: TBD
Chargers: TBD

Analysis to come.

Dolphins (-3.5) at Broncos

Dolphins: TBD
Broncos: TBD

Analysis to come.

Cowboys at Vikings (-7)

Cowboys: TBD
Vikings: OT Ezra Cleveland (ankle) OUT; CB Cameron Dantzler (concussion), TE Irv Smith (groin) QUESTIONABLE

Minnesota is hopeful Dantzler and Smith will be able to suit up on Sunday, and head coach Mike Zimmer is also optimistic fullback C.J. Ham will as well. He did not practice all week due to his being on the reserve/COVID-19 list, but could be active this weekend.

Packers at Colts (-1.5)

Packers: RB Tyler Ervin (wrist, ribs) OUT; DL Montravius Adams (toe) DOUBTFUL; CB Ka’dar Hollman, WR Allen Lazard (core), S Will Redmond (shoulder), WR Darrius Shepherd (shoulder), WR Equanimeous St. Brown (knee) QUESTIONABLE
Colts: TBD

While the Packers are confident that receiver Davante Adams (ankle) will play after being limited during Friday’s practice (he did not practice on Thursday), the team will continue to evaluate Lazard’s status throughout the next two days before making a final decision on his status for Sunday.

Chiefs at Raiders (OFF)

Chiefs: TBD
Raiders: TBD

Analysis to come.

Rams at Buccaneers (-4)

Rams: TBD
Buccaneers: TBD

Analysis to come.

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Week 11 NFL best bets: Chiefs cover off the bye, Patriots keep rolling and more of Jason La Canfora’s picks

The Vikings and Colts also continue in their winning ways

By Jason La Canfora

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Well, I stunk again last week. If you are sticking with me in this column, you are a glutton for punishment and I sincerely hope that I reward your loyalty at some point here soon. Last week we went 0–3–1 and we are now four games under .500 this season. Brutal.

I am four under for the season picking every game and same thing with the best bets. Very disappointing. All you can do is keep chopping wood and plugging ahead and this week there’s going to be a bit of a common theme with these pics. The weather is starting to turn in the holiday season and I am really favoring, by and large, teams that can run the football and do so in a multitude of ways.

Chiefs (8–1) at Raiders (6–3)

Latest Odds:Chiefs -8

OK in this instance the Raiders run the ball better than the Chiefs but it’s not going to matter. I can understand Las Vegas taking a victory lap after beating Kansas City earlier this year at Arrowhead but they ain’t sweeping the Chiefs. The Chiefs are better on special teams, the Chiefs are better on defense and the Chiefs are better on offense. There’s plenty of motivation for Kansas City and it already got its mulligan out of the way and is catching the Raiders on a week in which they basically had no defensive players in the building at all due to COVID-19. I’m sorry, that matters. Beating the Chiefs twice when you have no pass rush to speak of just isn’t going to happen and you also aren’t going to keep the game close that way either. The Raiders have just 11 sacks on the season they don’t have anyone you have to worry about in that regard really besides Maxx Crosby and even he is a try-hard guy. Kansas City’s offensive line is as healthy as it has been in a long time and I think this is going to be a bloodbath.

My pick: Chiefs -8

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Patriots (4–5) at Texans (2–7)

Latest Odds:Patriots -1.5

New England’s offensive line is healthy and Cam Newton understands what he has to do to win, which basically translates to taking care of the football. The Texans don’t turn you over very much, they can’t stop the run and they are going to get bullied in this game with heavy jumbo formations. Bill Belichick ran it 39 times against the Ravens last week and he might run it 45 times this week. Newton will be a handful himself in the run game and Rex Burkhead and Damien Harris are no joke right now. New England can sense that its season is once again vibrant and alive and it doesn’t matter that it doesn’t really throw to wide receivers or tight ends and it doesn’t really matter what its offensive limitations are. Defensively the Patriots in good shape because the Texans can’t run the ball at all and the strength of the New England defense is the secondary. I expect this to be another lopsided affair.

My pick: Patriots -1.5

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Cowboys (2–7) at Vikings (4–5)

Latest Odds:Vikings -7

Yes, Dalvin cook was bottled up last week by the Bears, but Chicago is a pretty unique defensive team and is doing special stuff on that side of the ball. This is a very different scenario this week. Cook will get going and this young Vikings team loaded with rookies will continue to excel and stay on the uptick. They see a schedule that will allow them to get back in the NFC playoff race and the Cowboys cannot stand up against the type of volume in the run game that the Vikings present. Kirk Cousins knows he just needs to be a point guard and not force anything. Justin Jefferson and Adam Thielen will be an absolute handful for this Cowboys defense.

My pick: Vikings -7

Packers (7–2) at Colts (6–3)

Latest Odds:Colts -1.5

Frank Reich will keep this team balanced and he will continue to pound the ball on the ground as he has the past two weeks. The Colts had great success on the ground against the Ravens and then again against the Titans. Nyheim Hines is thriving right now on short passes and Philip Rivers won’t scare you down the field but he doesn’t have to here. He will hit the open receiver underneath in four- and five-wide receiver sets to neutralize the pass rush and the Colts will use three running backs to wear down the Packers behind their dominant offensive line. I still have pretty significant questions about Green Bay. I don’t think it can play much from behind and I expect it to have to in this game.

My pick: Colts -2

Eagles (3–5–1) at Browns (6–3)

Latest Odds:Browns -3

No one in the NFL is running the ball better than the Browns right now when you look at the totality of their attack. Having Kareem Hunt and Nick Chubb back behind a fully healthy offensive line and a full complement of tight ends puts this team right in its comfort zone. It allows Cleveland to stick to its identity. And while the Eagles are strong up front, their deficiencies at linebacker and problems with their secondary stopping the run will be exploited here. There will be opportunities for the Browns tight ends to pick up yards in chunks and Cleveland will stick to its formula which includes Baker Mayfield not throwing the ball more than 20 times. If you drop back to pass too much, guys like Brandon Graham and Fletcher Cox will change the game but Kevin Stefanski is well aware of that and will play to those strengths. I don’t know what’s going on with Carson Wentz right now but it’s nothing good and Myles Garrett is going to be a problem for the Eagles.

My pick: Browns — 3

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Taysom Hill to start: Why Saints made move, what to expect from QB, fantasy outlook and what his NFL stats say

The Saints will have a much different look with Hill, who got the nod over Jameis Winston

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The New Orleans Saints made the surprising decision to start Taysom Hill over Jameis Winston for Sunday’s Week 11 matchup against the Atlanta Falcons, marking Hill’s first career start in the NFL. New Orleans — specifically head coach Sean Payton — has showed a lot of faith in Hill over the years, with the biggest vote of confidence in the team handing Hill a two-year, $21 million contract this past offseason.

Why did the Saints choose Hill over Winston? And what can we expect from Hill in his first start? Let’s take a look.

Why the Saints are going with Hill

Basically, the Saints aren’t paying Hill $4.8 million this year — and $17.439 million guaranteed — to strictly play H-Back when Brees is out, even though the front office signed Winston this offseason for the exact scenario. There’s also the potential that, if Hill plays well, the Saints could receive some draft compensation for him from a quarterback-needy team after the season. What prompted Payton to start Hill over Winston will be explained in due time, but the Saints offense will look very different with Hill taking the snaps this weekend.

A look at Hill’s NFL history

Hill has attempted just 18 passes in his four NFL seasons, completing 10 of them (55.6%) for 205 yards and an interception. This year has been Hill’s best as a passer, completing 4 of 5 passes for 86 yards while averaging 17.2 yards per attempt. The Saints are risking a lot by starting a player who hasn’t had a lot of experience throwing the ball in the NFL. Hill last started a regular season game at quarterback in his redshirt senior season at BYU in 2016, completing 59.7% of his passes (372 attempts) for 2,323 yards and 12 touchdowns and 11 interceptions.

Hill has been utilized more as a runner over the past few games, notching a career-high in carries over the past two weeks (seven in Week 9 and eight in Week 10), rushing for 99 yards and averaging 6.6 yards per carry. He has rushed for 186 yards on 34 carries (5.5 yards per carry) while scoring a touchdown this season. The Saints aren’t using Hill much as a receiver — he had six receiving touchdowns last year — a role he won’t be utilizing much now that he’s the starting quarterback.

What to expect from Hill and Saints’ offense

Assuming New Orleans doesn’t have a set package of plays for Winston under center, it’s fair that New Orleans will significantly alter its offense for Hill. Picture the Baltimore Ravens’ offense once Lamar Jackson took over the quarterback position from Joe Flacco; the Ravens were heavy on the run and utilized Jackson’s explosive ball-carrying ability as the centerpiece of the league’s most-dynamic rushing attack. Baltimore rushed for the most yards in a season in NFL history last year, Jackson’s first full season as a starting quarterback.

The Saints have the personnel to pull this off with Hill, using Alvin Kamara and Latavius Murray as the running backs in a variety of read-option packages and even opening up the run-pass option. New Orleans can use Kamara in his typical role out of the backfield as a runner and pass catcher, as his numbers will certainly improve with the threat of Hill carrying the ball and defenses guessing what the Saints quarterback will do after the snap. Kamara’s target share should increase as a security blanket for Hill underneath, as the Saints will surely use quick passes to establish a rhythm for Hill.

Brees actually was last among NFL quarterbacks in intended air yards per pass attempt, which measures the average depth of a target — regardless of whether the pass is completed. The Saints could attempt more passes downfield with Hill, especially since he does average 9.4 intended air yards per pass attempt. Having a receiver downfield would certainly help the Saints in that department, and they could use Emmanuel Sanders in that role — similar to how he was used in San Francisco (Sanders averaged a career high in yards before catch per reception, which measures the average of yards the ball traveled in the air before he caught the pass).

Simulations with Hill as Saints QB

SportsLine number cruncher Stephen Oh added this nugget on what to expect from Hill, specifically as it relates to the line.

“Our simulation had the Saints with Drew Brees as 7-point favorites vs. the Falcons,” Oh said. “With Brees out and Winston in the sim, the line moved to around Saints -4 to -4.5. But with the news that Hill is the starter, the line has moved to just -3.5.

“Our sims are assuming a lot more running from the Saints and obviously reduced passing efficiency, but we still have the Saints as 4-point favorites. If the Saints are starting Hill, it’s safe to assume they are confident in his ability and view him as a better option than Jameis.”

Hill’s fantasy outlook

CBS Sports Fantasy Expert Chris Towers sees an opportunity for players to add Hill to their roster. Towers explained Hill is only rostered in 26% of CBS fantasy leagues, but he’s only eligible as a quarterback.

“I would guess he’ll be started pretty widely — and in ESPN leagues where he’s TE eligible, he should be started in pretty much every single league,” Towers said.

The Ravens had Jackson attempt over 20 passes in six of his first seven starts his rookie season, so it’s fair to assume Hill will eclipse the 20-plus pass mark. While Jackson averaged 17 rushing attempts per game in his 2018 regular season starts, perhaps the Saints won’t give Hill the football that much (nor will Hill take off as frequently) in his first start — although it’s fair to speculate his carries will increase now that he playing well over 50% of the team’s snaps.

Final thoughts

Since Hill has such a limited sample size heading into his first start, it’s difficult to know exactly what to expect except that it will be a much different look from Sean Payton and the Saints offense. Until we see a full package of plays, the Falcons defense — and NFL fans around the world — will be guessing how Payton will efficiently use Hill’s skillset.