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NFL Week 17 Odds: Don’t Drop the Ball On New Year’s Eve

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With only two weeks remaining and 14 games scheduled for Sunday, December 31, teams will be determined not to drop the ball on New Year’s Eve. Let’s take a closer look at the final slate for 2023.

Beginning of the End

Week 17 commences on Thursday, December 28, with the Jets and the Browns facing off in Cleveland. Next, on Saturday, the Lions will travel to Dallas to visit the Cowboys.

Sunday is when the excitement peaks. Five of the 14 games will be divisional matchups, including the Patriots vs. Bills (1:00 PM) and Chargers vs. Broncos (4:25 PM).

Playoff Bound

Furthermore, we have contests between teams bound (hopefully) for the playoffs, such as the Ravens vs. Dolphins and Bengals vs. Chiefs.

Without a Monday Night Football game on the schedule, the Packers and the Vikings will bring the action to a close as they meet in Minnesota for Sunday Night Football.

NFL Week 17 Odds

The full slate of games and the latest NFL Week 17 odds, can be found below.

NFL Week 17 Odds Line Shopping

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A seasoned sportsbook industry professional and experienced journalist, I've embarked on a fulfilling career that blends my passion for both worlds. With over a decade of expertise in the sportsbook industry and journalistic experience, I've discovered a valuable lesson along the way: "Buy the ticket, take the ride."

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