Updated Vikings vs. 49ers Betting Odds: Spread, Line & Over/Under for This NFL Divisional Round Matchup
Getty Images. Pictured: Kirk Cousins, Jimmy Garoppolo
- Below we'll analyze the latest betting odds for the NFL Divisional Round matchup between the Minnesota Vikings and San Francisco 49ers.
- The 49ers opened as more than a touchdown favorite, but the spread has since shifted toward the Vikings after taking some early action.
- Here's the updated line and over/under for Vikings-49ers, along with some analysis of how both teams made their way to the Divisional Round.
Updated Vikings vs. 49ers Betting Odds: NFL Divisional Round
- Vikings Spread: +6.5
- 49ers Spread: -6.5
- Vikings Moneyline: +250
- Vikings Moneyline: -300
- Over/Under: 45
- Kickoff: Saturday, Jan. 11 at 4:35 p.m. ET
- TV Channel: NBC
Odds as Sunday evening of via FanDuel, where Action Network users get a risk-free bet up to $500. NJ, PA, IN and WV only.
Vikings-49ers Projected Odds
Sean Koerner, The Action Network's director of predictive analytics, uses his NFL Power Ratings to project odds for this matchup.
- Spread: 49ers -7.5
- Over/Under: 45.5
Vikings Path to Divisional Round
- Straight-Up Record: 10-6
- Against the Spread Record: 9-7
- Over/Under Record: 9-7
The Vikings were in the thick of the NFC North title race for much of the season, but were eventually outran by the Packers. Still, having locked-in the 6-seed before Week 17 afforded the Vikings the chance to sit certain starters for the regular-season finale.
That extra rest seemed to pay off as the Vikings pulled off an overtime upset of the 3-seeded Saints as 7.5-point underdogs in the Superdome on Sunday.
Now the Vikings draw the NFC No. 1 seed, the 49ers, who Kirk Cousins beat in his regular-season debut for Minnesota in 2018.
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49ers Path to Divisional Round
- Straight-Up Record: 13-3
- Against the Spread Record: 8-7-1
- Over/Under Record: 9-7
The 49ers were one yard away from a Week 17 loss in Seattle that would've made them the 5-seed. But their game-winning goal-line stand secured the Niners a first-round bye and home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.
This is their first postseason appearance since the 2013 season, when they followed up a Super Bowl appearance with a loss in the NFC title game.
Now they draw the 6-seeded Vikings, who they haven't faced since Week 1 of last season.
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