The NFL regular season is winding down, and there are a lot of teams vying for very few spots in the playoff picture. The guys will go over their favorite NFL Picks and latest odds for this weekend and finish off with their TNF picks. Week 14 features key matchups around the league, including the 49ers vs. Bengals, Ravens vs. Browns, and Cowboys vs. Redskins. The Bengals are currently holding on to the last playoff spot in the AFC, but there are five teams within one game of them that are coming for that spot. The Bengals face another team holding on to the last playoff spot in the NFC, the 49ers. Both of these teams cannot afford to lose many if any games the rest of the way, so this one will be interesting.The Raiders and Chiefs meet on Sunday as well, and the Raiders can do the rest of the AFC West a favor and defeat the Chiefs and end their five-game winning streak. The Chargers are a game behind the Chiefs, and the Raiders and Broncos two games. The three teams behind the Chiefs do no need them running away with the division, so this one is crucial to how that division shapes up.Get the lowdown with BetUS’s host, Matt Landes, who’ll be joined by expert Las Vegas Cris to preview every NFL game for Week 14.  The crew will go over the early lines for all the matchups, followed by their TNF picks for the Thursday Night Football game between Steelers vs. Vikings. The Steelers somehow beat the Ravens last week, and came a fingertip away from losing, but they held on and are now right on the fringe of a playoff spot. The Vikings are spiraling, losing two in a row, and being the team that gave the Lions their first win in a calendar year. The Vikings have played extremely close games all season, but they played with fire too long with their last two losses. If the Vikings lose and the Packers win, the Vikings season is almost guaranteed to be over, because the Packers will clinch the division. Stay tuned for the latest news on NFL odds and the best advice as we take a look to hook you up with the best football betting content as the NFL regular-season action continues.