Wild Wagering Trends NFL Week 13: The Superdome Has Not Been Super to the Cowboys

Week 13 of the NFL is here and with a full week of action comes some eye-opening betting trends to know for some of the week's slate

This week in particular, we’re taking a closer look at a few teams who are set to underperform based on what we've found. 

Here are three wild betting trends to take note of heading into the start of Week 13.

All odds are provided by WynnBET Sportsbook. 

Cowboys vs Saints +4.5 | Over/Under 47.0

The Cowboys are 1-8 ATS in their last nine games at New Orleans. 

The Dallas Cowboys come off back-to-back losses to the Chiefs and Raiders, and need a win to get themselves back on track in Week 13. They head to New Orleans to take on the Saints in a spot they have traditionally struggled in. In the last nine games that the Cowboys have played at the Superdome, they have covered in just one. 

The Cowboys are 4.5-point favorites here and are in a good spot to buck this trend. The Saints are dealing with a slew of injuries on offense, have lost four in a row and have failed to record a win since Jameis Winston got hurt. The Cowboys, meanwhile, have been very good on the road this year with a 4-1 record against the spread (ATS). 

Chargers vs Bengals -3.0 | Over/Under 50.0

The last six games between these two teams have all gone UNDER.

The big story heading into this game is the showdown between Justin Herbert and Joe Burrow. The two will be forever linked after being drafted No. 1 and No. 6 respectively in the 2020 NFL Draft. Both teams are currently vying for playoff spots in the AFC and need a win this week to keep pace with the pack. 

Even with two young stud QBs, this game has a chance to slip under the total like the last six games between the two. This is due mostly to two main factors. One is that Joe Burrow is a turnover machine, giving up the second most interceptions this season, and the second is the Bengals' defense is very good. Cincy ranks sixth in the NFL in points allowed per game and could do a lot to keep the Chargers off the board. 

Broncos vs Chiefs -10.0 | Over/Under 47.5

The Broncos haven’t beat the Chiefs since 2015

Despite being what is considered rival teams in the AFC West, this rivalry has been rather one-sided in recent seasons. The Chiefs haven’t been able to walk away with a win against the Chiefs in their last 11 tries and are just 2-9 ATS in that span 

This season both the Broncos and Chiefs have been very unpredicable with up games and down games. The Chiefs look like they have shaken off their early-season struggles but this is still a game to keep an eye on. Especially considering that KC is just 1-5 ATS at home.