Week 9 NFL Odds Model Backs Chiefs and Commanders

SportsLine's computer model predicts Chiefs and Commanders to cover Week 9 NFL spreads.

Nov 5, 2026

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Week 9 NFL Odds Model Backs Chiefs and Commanders

SportsLine's computer model predicts Chiefs and Commanders to cover Week 9 NFL spreads.

In brief

SportsLine's computer model predicts Chiefs and Commanders to cover Week 9 NFL spreads. SportsLine's computer model forecasts Chiefs and Commanders to cover their Week 9 NFL spreads with high confidence. Originally reported by CBS Sports.

Week 9 NFL Odds Overview

Week 9 NFL odds feature cross-conference matchups including Bills vs. Vikings, Patriots vs. Packers, and Broncos vs. Panthers.

Bengals vs. Falcons in Madrid

Bengals take on Falcons in Madrid with Bengals favored by 3 points after Falcons' 16-0 shutout loss to Tampa.

Strong NFL Spreads

Strong NFL Spreads

Several contests have NFL lines of at least a touchdown including Chiefs vs. Jets plus ten, 49ers vs. Raiders plus ten, and Seahawks vs. Cardinals plus eight point five.

New Quarterbacks in NFC West

Drew Lock fills in for injured Sam Darnold, while Gardner Minshew replaces benched Jacoby Brissett in NFC West.

SportsLine Model Performance

SportsLine's computer model has returned over $5,000 for $100 players since its inception with a 60-51 win rate on top-rated picks.

Commanders Cover Prediction

Commanders cover at home versus Rams almost 60% of the time with Washington 3-1 ATS in games Jayden Daniels has started.

Chiefs Cover Prediction

Chiefs cover versus Jets at 1 p.m. ET with Kansas City 4-1 ATS over last five games as favorites of over a touchdown.

What to remember

SportsLine's computer model forecasts Chiefs and Commanders to cover their Week 9 NFL spreads with high confidence.

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