With the calendar firmly in December, the 2025 NFL regular season is starting to near its conclusion, and Week 14 figures to be a major one when it comes to the playoff picture. Things kicked off with a big Lions win over a surging Cowboys team, and things will kick into full gear on Sunday, with major matchups like an NFC North clash between the 9-3 Chicago Bears and the 8-3-1 Green Bay Packers, with first place in the NFC North on the line. Week 14 is also the final bye week of the season, so four teams are off (Panthers, Patriots, Giants, 49ers), but there is still some NFL line movement that is worth noting.

The Kansas City Chiefs (6-6) are also in a very important spot on Sunday Night Football when they host the Houston Texans (7-5) in what may very well be a must-win game for a team that went 15-2 last regular season and has made all but one Super Bowl since the 2019 season.

With 13 weeks worth of data, lines are getting sharper as well. There’s still been some notable NFL line movement in Week 14, however, and here, we break down the games that have seen the biggest shifts since lines first opened, with all odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook, where new users get $200 in bonus bets if your first bet wins:

Bengals vs. Bills (1 p.m. ET)Open: Bills -6.5, O/U 53.5Now: Bills -6, O/U 53.5

The Bengals got Joe Burrow back last week, and he threw for 261 yards and two scores in a win over Baltimore. But now he faces a Bills defense that ranks first in the NFL in passing yards allowed (163.2 per game). Cincinnati has the worst defense in the NFL, but Burrow’s presence at least gives them a chance to keep it pretty close.

Colts vs. Jaguars (1 p.m. ET)Open: Colts -2.5, O/U 49.5Now: Colts -1.5, O/U 46.5

It’s expected to be a tight battle between a pair of 8-4 teams, but the Colts are looking to turn things around after starting 7-1. The Jaguars have won four of their past five, averaging 29 points per game over that span. The Colts have scored 36 total points in losses over the past two weeks but still have the best scoring offense in the NFL (29.8 per game). 

Steelers vs. Ravens (1 p.m. ET)Open: Ravens -6.5, O/U 47.5

Now: Ravens -6, O/U 42.5

The rivals are both 6-6, but the Ravens had won five in a row before Joe Burrow and the Bengals snuck up on them on Thanksgiving. Pittsburgh has lost five of its past seven, and last week’s home loss against Buffalo wasn’t pretty. Quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers of the Steelers (wrist) and Baltimore’s Lamar Jackson (ankle) are both a little banged up, so the total has dropped considerably. 

Broncos vs. Raiders (4:05 p.m. ET)Open: Broncos -8.5, O/U 40.5 Now: Broncos -7.5, O/U 40.5

Denver has won nine in a row but hasn’t been scoring as much as expected. The Raiders held the Broncos to just 10 points in Week 10 but only managed a touchdown. That’s why they have lost six in a row. This one shouldn’t be THAT low-scoring, but the Denver defense is ruthless. It all comes down to how Bo Nix and Co. execute.

Texans vs. Chiefs (8:20 p.m. ET) Open: Chiefs -4.5, O/U 43.5 Now: Chiefs -3.5, O/U 41.5 

Most are expecting Patrick Mahomes to bring Kansas City back to life, but the Texans are coming off consecutive big victories against the Bills and Colts. They won’t roll over, and the Houston defense is the league’s best, allowing 265.7 yards and 16.5 points per game. The Texans are 6-3 against the spread in their past nine games, but K.C. is 4-2 ATS at home.