Spreads for All 2022 AFC West Games

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Spreads for All 2022 AFC West Games

A few weeks prior to the start of the 2022 NFL season and our friends at BetOnline have already posted spreads for all of the games featuring AFC West teams, with the notable exception of Weeks 17 and 18.

Pundits have already declared the AFC West superior in the league heading into 2022.

That makes perfect sense.  Three of the West’s teams are favored to make the playoffs. And, collectively, the division is expected to amass nearly 40 victories.

Kansas City is favored in all but one of their games (at Bucs). The Chargers are underdogs just four times in the game spreads listed below while Russell Wilson and the Broncos are favorites for the majority of their matchups.

 

Week 1

Broncos at Seahawks (+5)

Raiders at Chargers (-3.5)

Chiefs at Cardinals (+3)

 

Week 2

Texans at Broncos (-11)

Cardinals at Raiders (-2.5)

Chargers at Chiefs (-2.5)

 

Week 3

Chiefs at Colts (+2.5)

Jaguars at Chargers (-11)

49ers at Broncos (-1.5)

Raiders at Titans (-2.5)

 

Week 4

Chargers at Texans (+7)

Broncos at Raiders (+1)

Chiefs at Bucs (-3.5)

 

Week 5

Chargers at Browns (+3)

Colts at Broncos (-3)

Raiders at Chiefs (-8)

 

Week 6

Broncos at Chargers (-3)

Bills at Chiefs (-1.5)

 

Week 7

Texans at Raiders (-9)

Seahawks at Chargers (-9.5)

Chiefs at 49ers (+1)

Jets at Broncos (-10)

 

Week 8

Raiders at Saints (-2.5)

Broncos vs. Jaguars (+6.5)

 

Week 9

Chargers at Falcons (+7)

Raiders at Jaguars (+6.5)

Titans at Chiefs (-8)

 

Week 10

Broncos at Titans (-1)

Colts at Raiders (-1)

Chargers at 49ers (-2.5)

Jaguars at Chiefs (-14.5)

 

Week 11

Raiders at Broncos (-4.5)

Chiefs at Chargers (+1)

 

Week 12

Chargers at Cardinals (PK)

Raiders at Seahawks (+1)

Broncos at Panthers (+3)

Rams at Chiefs (-2.5)

 

Week 13

Broncos at Ravens (-3)

Chiefs at Bengals (+3)

Chargers at Raiders (+1.5)

 

Week 14

Raiders at Rams (-7)

Dolphins at Chargers (-5.5)

Chiefs at Broncos (+2)

 

Week 15

Cardinals at Broncos (-3.5)

Chiefs at Texans (+10.5)

Titans at Chargers (-4.5)

Patriots at Raiders (-2)

 

Week 16

Chargers at Colts (-2)

Seahawks at Chiefs (-11)

Broncos at Rams (-4)

Raiders at Steelers (-1.5)

 

Week 17 and Week 18 spreads are not available below due to uncertainty in playoff standings, playing statuses, schedules, etc.

 

Broncos Odds

Super Bowl: +2000

NFC: +1200

Division: +260

Victories: Over/Under 10

Playoffs: Yes -140, No +110

 

Chargers Odds

Super Bowl: +1200

NFC: +800

Division: +225

Victories: Over/Under 10.5

Playoffs: Yes -170, No +140

 

Chiefs Odds

Super Bowl: +1000

NFC: +550

Division: +170

Victories: Over/Under 10.5

Playoffs: Yes -210, No +170

 

Raiders Odds

Super Bowl: +3300

NFC: +1800

Division: +575

Victories: Over/Under 8.5

Playoffs: Yes +170, No -210

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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