The Scout: NFL Week 11 Posted on November 19, 2021November 19, 2021 | Posted by The Scout Dallas Cowboys @ Kansas City Chiefs Both sides are coming off dominant victories as the Dallas Cowboys (7-2) walk into a heavyweight matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs (6-4). The Cowboys destroyed the Falcons 43-3 while the Chiefs put on a show against the Raiders winning 41-14. Although the Chiefs have been inconsistent throughout the season they are still one of the best teams in the league with an offense that can blow teams off the field. When Patrick Mahomes does not turn the football over, the Kansas City Chiefs are nearly unbeatable. In Mahomes’ career as a Chief, Kansas City is 28-4 in the regular season when the quarterback does not throw an interception. The Cowboys and Chiefs have two of the best offenses with elite quarterbacks Dak Prescott and Patrick Mahomes leading the way. We will see plenty of touchdown scoring drives from both teams and can expect a high scoring affair as this match will bee a true measuring stick for the Cowboys to see how good they really are. The form of Dallas and their high-powered offense is hard to argue against however when everything comes together for the Chiefs they are on another level. With Travis Kelce and Tyreke Hill as targets, Kansas City has more weapons than their opponents as these two stars will be the difference maker in this high scoring battle between two of the leagues best. Suggested Bet: Chiefs Win & Over 56.5 @ $3.15* New York Giants @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers New York (3-6) has won two of their last three games and emerge from the bye on the fringe of the NFC Playoff race. Meanwhile the Buccaneers (6-3) have struggled with back to back losses to the Washington Football Team and New Orleans Saints. The Buccaneers have hit a rough patch and have struggled in their last two matches however they are once again massive favourites against the Giants. Tom Brady made it clear after their loss to Washington that they will bounce back and playing at home is the perfect place to do so. It is hard to picture the New York Giants offense keeping pace with Tom Brady, Chris Godwin, and Mike Evans on home soil. It’s an incredibly rare occurrence to see Brady play two bad games in a row so coming out of these two losses you can expect him to be at the top of his game and highly motivated. The Buccaneers have not lost at home this season and with a motivated Brady and plenty of weapons at his disposal, they will comfortably dispose of an average Giants outfit. Suggested Bet: Buccaneers -11 (Line) @ $1.91* Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings The Green Bay Packers (8-2) travel to meet the Minnesota Vikings (4-5) for a Week 11 matchup at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. Aaron Rodgers was back for the Packers after a one-game absence due to COVID-19 and although the star quarterback missed a full week of practice it was if no time had been missed. Rodgers was his clinical self and guided his team to a 17-0 win over the Seattle Seahawks. The Vikings have been unlucky this season loosing multiple games by a touchdown or less, but they simply cannot afford to drop anymore games as they continue to fall behind in the NFC North Race. Unfortunately for Minnesota they come up against one of their biggest rivals in the Packers who are one of the best teams in the entire league. Offensively the Packers are exceptional with the link up play between Rodgers and wide receiver Davante Adams proving to be one of the best attacking duos in the league. What stands out most for the Green Bay however isn’t their star quarterback it is their suffocating defense. The Packers defensive structure will be the difference maker in this match as the Vikings struggle to score points. Suggested Bet: Green Bay (Win) @ $1.77*
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