Broncos and Vikings have had ridiculous turnarounds

The 2023 NFL season has proven to be full of surprises, none more stunning than the remarkable turnarounds of the Denver Broncos and the Minnesota Vikings. After beginning the season looking like one of the worst teams in football, both teams have defied expectations and are now in the playoff race.

The Broncos were 1-5 after an agonizing loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Oct. 12. Their defense showed promise but the team seemed to lack competence and direction. However, since then, the Broncos have won three consecutive games, including victories over Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills.

The Vikings also faced a similar struggle, having lost every close game early in the season. Despite injuries to key players, such as Justin Jefferson and Kirk Cousins, the team has rallied and is now 6-4, looking like a strong contender for the playoffs.

Coming off stunning turnarounds, the Broncos and the Vikings are set to face off in a game that perfectly captures the unpredictable nature of the 2023 NFL season. The Broncos are favorites at BetMGM but the Vikings have shown themselves to be a well-coached and confident team, making for an intriguing matchup.

Looking ahead to Week 11 of the NFL season, here are the picks against the spread, including odds from BetMGM:

Ravens (-3.5) over Bengals
Steelers (+1) over Browns
Lions (-7.5) over Bears
Packers (+3) over Chargers
Raiders (+13.5) over Dolphins
Commanders (-9.5) over Giants
Cowboys (-10.5) over Panthers
Titans (+6.5) over Jaguars
Cardinals (+4.5) over Texans
49ers (-11.5) over Buccaneers
Bills (-7) over Jets
Seahawks (+2) over Rams
Eagles (+2.5) over Chiefs

Last week: 6-8
Season to date: 71-76-3

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