NFL Odds Week 15: Teams Guaranteed to Cover the Spread This Weekend

The playoff picture has become a lot more clear in recent weeks with Seattle, Denver and Indianapolis all having clinched postseason berths. 

But with a full slate of matchups set for Week 15, a lot of that could change this weekend. 

Let's take a look at the latest odds for Week 15 and three teams guaranteed to cover the spread.

*Lines according to VegasInsider.com.

Away	Home
San Diego Chargers	Denver Broncos (-10.5)
Washington Redskins	Atlanta Falcons (-4)
Houston Texans	Indianapolis (-4.5)
San Francisco 49ers (-6)	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Seattle Seahawks (-6.5)	New York Giants
Chicago Bears	Cleveland Browns (-2.5)
Buffalo Bills (-3)	Jacksonville Jaguars
New England Patriots (-3)	Miami Dolphins
Philadelphia Eagles (-3.5)	Minnesota Vikings
New York Jets	Carolina Panthers (-12)
Kansas City Chiefs (-3.5)	Oakland Raiders
Green Bay Packers	Dallas Cowboys (-8)
Arizona Cardinals (-3)	Tennessee Titans
New Orleans Saints (-5.5)	St. Louis Rams
Cincinnati Bengals (-1)	Pittsburgh Steelers
Baltimore Ravens	Detroit Lions (-5.5)

Indianapolis Colts (-4.5) Over Houston Texans

The AFC South champion Indianapolis Colts will host the worst team in football Sunday afternoon when they welcome the Houston Texans to town.

Indy is favored by 4.5 points over Houston coming into Week 15 and is sure to cover the spread with ease seeing as the Texans have lost 11 straight games. Not to mention head coach Gary Kubiak was fired after Week 14's loss at Jacksonville.

The Colts are a solid 4-2 at Lucas Oil Stadium in 2013. Meanwhile, the Texans have dropped five in a row on the road since Week 1's come-from-behind win over the Chargers. 

On top of all that, Houston boasts the second-worst turnover margin in the NFL at minus-14 through 13 games. Indy is plus-6 in that department and ranks second best in the AFC.

Philadelphia Eagles (-3.5) Over Minnesota Vikings

The surging Philadelphia Eagles are a lock to cover the spread when they visit the Vikings in Minnesota in Week 15. Although the Vikings have won their last two home games, the Eagles have been arguably the NFL's best road team in 2013, going 5-1 away from Philly this year.

Plus, the Eagles are firing on all cylinders offensively, having scored at least 24 points in every game since Week 9 and winning five straight to take over the lead in the NFC East.

Chip Kelly's offense ranks tops in the league in rushing yards and has proven effective on the road as well. Led by the NFL's leading rusher in LeSean McCoy, the Eagles' ground attack is racking up nearly 160 yards per game and was awfully impressive in road wins over Washington and Green Bay earlier this fall.

What's more, the Eagles are taking excellent care of the ball this season, sporting a plus-9 turnover differential coming into Week 15. Minnesota on the other hand?

Not so much. The Vikings are at minus-7 through 14 weeks.

Kansas City Chiefs (-3.5) Over Oakland Raiders

Like the Eagles, the Kansas City Chiefs have been stellar on the road this season, winning five of their first six to start 2013. Therefore, you can expect Andy Reid's squad to easily cover the spread Sunday against the reeling Raiders in Oakland.

The Silver and Black have lost three straight games and five of six overall coming into Week 15. Two of those losses have come at home to Tennessee and Philadelphia.

Consequently, it's difficult to imagine the Raiders topping a 10-win Chiefs team that's also coming off a 35-point win on the road at Washington in Week 14. 

In addition to possessing a top-10 rushing attack, Kansas City boasts the NFL's best turnover differential at plus-15. Oakland ranks 10th in the AFC at minus-3 and is one of only eight teams in the league to have been outscored by more than 70 points through the first 14 weeks.

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