If you didn’t make it into your fantasy playoffs, hopefully, I can help you recoup some of the entry money fees.

Quite a few interesting games to look at, as you’ll see, I’ve taken a liking to the divisional games we have this week.

Here are the games you should wager on in Week 14.

Spreads To Wager On

Washington Redskins vs. Green Bay Packers (-13)

Fans are watching the Cowboys and Eagles slowly fade, keeping some faith that the Redskins, with back-to-back wins, can overtake that division.

Aaron Rodgers and the Packers are going to put that to a halt on Sunday. The Redskins haven’t won a game in Lambeau since 1988, and that isn’t changing with the Packers at a +36 margin at home this season.

New York Giants vs. Philadelphia Eagles (-9.5)

You would think the Giants going with the more experienced Eli Manning would help, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. As Eli and the Giants play their last game in Philadelphia this decade, they have a record of 2-7 in Philadelphia and haven’t won a game there since 2013. In their five consecutive losses, they’ve lost by a margin of 11 points.

History is not on the Giants’ side this week.

Totals To Wager On

Detroit Lions vs. Minnesota Vikings (Over 43)

Rookie quarterback David Blough had a good debut in the loss against the Bears. Kenny Golladay and Marvin Jones have proven it doesn’t matter who’s throwing to them because they’ll still make plays.

Overall, Detroit is an underwhelming defense as they’re amongst the bottom in total yards and points-per-game, but this Vikings’ defense is not as good as in years past, ranking in the middle of the pack in most defensive categories.

The Vikings should be able to win this game, but we should see a good amount of offense.

Carolina Panthers vs. Atlanta Falcons (Under 47.5)

At the beginning of the year, you might have noted this game as an important late season NFC South matchup, but that’s not the case.

Both teams are limping into the end of the season: Carolina just fired head coach Ron Rivera and Falcons’ coach Dan Quinn could see the same fate.

The last time these two teams faced off in Week 11 Atlanta had been riding a wave with their improved defense and 29-3 win.

The Falcons offensive line crumbled last week against New Orleans by allowing nine sacks, while the Panthers suffered an upset loss against Washington

Dog Of The Day

Miami Dolphins (+5.5) vs. New York Jets

It feels so long ago when I told you to take Patriots as a 17.5 point favorite over the Dolphins.

Miami has steadily improved over the last few weeks, and DeVante Parker has broken out with two 130+ receiving yards in his last three games.

Most importantly, this is a Ryan Fitzpatrick Revenge Game! I mean, for Fitzpatrick, almost every game is a revenge game.