If being an underdog to the worst team in the NFC is rock bottom, then the New York Jets have officially hit rock bottom.

The Jets opened as a one-point underdog to the 49ers, which is a definitely a new low when you consider how the 49ers played Sunday. San Francisco was so bad in a 26-6 loss to Bears that the NFL shouldn't even let them finish the season.

Colin Kaepernick and Blaine Gabbert combined to complete just five passes (5 of 15, 39 yards) in the loss, which was the fewest completions by any NFL team since 2011. Even worse, the 49ers didn't complete a single pass in the first quarter, so good luck to the Jets when they study film from the game because it's not going to be helpful.

Of course, I have several theories on why the Jets are underdogs in this game, and they go like this:

Ryan Fitzpatrick might be the worst quarterback on the field in the game. They'll be coming off a Monday night game and will be flying across the country. They're not very good.

A combination of one or all of those reason has led oddsmakers to make the Jets an underdog.

Another team that will be an underdog in Week 14 is the Denver Broncos. The 8-4 Broncos opened up as 1.5-point road underdog to the 6-6 Titans. This probably has something to do with the fact the Broncos looked horrible against Jacksonville on Sunday and they also don't know who their quarterback will be in Tennessee (Trevor Siemian is dealing with a sprained foot).

So are there any other surprises in Week 14?

Let's get to the odds.

NFL Week 14 early odds

(All lines via VegasInsider.com, all games on Sunday unless noted)

Raiders (10-2) at Chiefs (9-3), Thursday

Opening line: Chiefs, -3.5 points

Current line: Chiefs, -3 points

The Raiders will be looking to avenge their ugliest defeat of the season, a 26-10 home loss to the Chiefs in Week 6 in a game where Kansas City was favored by one. Of course, maybe the Raiders got routed because they're more comfortable playing on the road. In five road games this year, the Raiders are 5-0 both straight up and ATS. However, that might not help them in Kansas City because the Chiefs have owned this series lately no matter where the two teams play. The Chiefs have won six of the past seven in this series, including the past three in Kansas City. You'll want to keep an eye on the temperature for this game: Right now, it's expected to be under 20 degrees at kickoff.

Broncos (8-4) at Titans (6-6)

Opening line: Titans, -1.5 points

Current line: Titans, -1.5 points

Yes, you read that right: The Titans are favored to beat the Broncos this week. The Titans are the favorite in the game despite the fact that they're 0-2 against the AFC West this year, and it's not like the Broncos have struggled in games against the AFC South. In three games against the division, Denver is 3-0 with each win coming by double digits. Tennessee is just 4-8 ATS in 2016, which is the second-worst mark of any team in the AFC. Only the Browns, at 2-10, have been worse. Before you bet this game, you'll want to check in on the Broncos' quarterback situation. Trevor Siemian (sprained foot) missed Week 13, and if he can't go against Tennessee, that means Paxton Lynch will start. Lynch didn't look good in Denver's 20-10 win over Jacksonville on Sunday.

Chargers (5-7) at Panthers (4-8)

Opening line: Panthers, -3 points

Current line: Panthers, -3 points

With both teams basically eliminated from playoff contention, this game will come down to who cares more. The Panthers definitely didn't look like they cared against the Seahawks on Sunday night, losing 40-7. The Panthers have been a nightmare for people betting on them this season, going just 3-8-1 ATS. The only two teams that have been worse ATS are the 49ers and Browns. These two teams haven't played in Charlotte since 2004, which also happens to be the last time the Chargers beat the Panthers.

Texans (6-6) at Colts (5-6)

Opening line: Colts, -4.5 points

Current line: Colts, -4.5 points

This game won't get the same hype as Oakland-Kansas City, but it's an equally important division showdown. If the Texans can win, they would hold every important tiebreaker over the Colts (head-to-head sweep, divisional record) and put themselves in prime position to win the AFC South. The last time these two teams met in October, the Colts blew a 23-9 lead in the final three minutes and lost 26-23. Even with that push, Andrew Luck is still 15-5-2 ATS in divisional games since 2013, which is the best mark in the NFL over that span. The Colts will be hosting a Texans team that's 1-4 both straight up and ATS in road games this year.

Bengals (4-7-1) at Browns (0-12)

Opening line: -4 points

Current line: -4 points

This is feels like the Super Bowl for the Browns. At 0-12, it might be their best chance to pick up their first victory. Not only do they get this game at home, but they should get an amazing scouting report on the Bengals from coach Hue Jackson, who used to be Cincy's offensive coordinator. Of course, that fact didn't help the Browns in Week 7 -- the Bengals hammered the Browns 31-17 in October. The Browns are an NFL-worst 2-10 ATS in 2016. The Bengals have won four straight against the Browns and haven't lost in Cleveland since 2013. If you're keeping tabs on A.J. Green, he's unlikely to play after suffering a partial tear of his hamstring in Week 11.

Steelers (7-5) at Bills (6-6)

Opening line: Steelers, -1.5 points

Current line: Steelers, -2 points

The Bills aren't home underdogs often, but when they are, they seem to cover. Since 2013, the Bills are 9-3 ATS when they're an underdog at home. With temperatures in the 30s and possible lake-effect snow, this game could turn into the ultimate home-field advantage for a Bills team that leads the NFL in rushing yards per game. That being said, the Steelers probably won't be fazed by any weather they see in Buffalo. Not only is Pittsburgh 11-2 straight up in December games dating to 2013, but they're also undefeated in Buffalo this century (3-0). The Bills haven't beaten the Steelers at home since 1999, which also happens to be the last time Buffalo made the playoffs.

Cardinals (5-6-1) at Dolphins (7-5)

Opening line: Dolphins, -2.5 points

Current line: Dolphins, -2.5 points

After getting shut down by the NFL's No. 2-ranked defense Sunday in Baltimore, things aren't going to get any easier for Miami this week as it has to host the league's new No. 2 D (after the Cardinals were passed by the Ravens). The good news for the Dolphins is that this game is at home, where Miami s 5-1 straight up this season. The even better news for the Dolphins is that the Cardinals are 1-4 both straight up and ATS in road games this year. The bad news for the Dolphins is that they haven't beaten the Cardinals in any location since 1999.

Bears (3-9) at Lions (8-4)

Opening line: Lions, -7 points

Current line: Lions, -7.5 points

The Lions are 7.5-point favorites in this game even though they actually lost to Chicago (17-14) earlier this season. In that game, the Bears were a three-point favorite. That was actually one of just four games that the Lions haven't covered this year. Detroit is 8-4 ATS in 2016, which is tied for the third-best mark in the NFL. Despite Chicago's struggles this year, both the offense (16th vs. 26th) and defense (11th vs. 15th) are ranked higher than Detroit's in terms of yards per game. Eight of the past nine meetings between these two teams have been decided by one score.

Vikings (6-6) at Jaguars (2-10)

Opening line: Vikings, -3 points

Current line: Vikings, -3 points

With two of the league's worst offenses playing two of the league's worst defenses, this game could go down as the most boring in NFL history. Of course, there's always a chance Blake Bortles could add some spice to the game with a pick-six. After all, he does have the most thrown since 2014 (11). The Jaguars have been horrible in Jacksonville this year, going 0-4 both straight up and ATS. Technically they do have one home win, but that came in London. One thing to keep an eye on in this game is whether Mike Zimmer will be coaching the Vikings. Zimmer reportedly underwent a second eye surgery Friday, and if he's not able to fly, the team might consider driving him the 1,400 miles from Minneapolis to Jacksonville. The Jaguars haven't beaten the Vikings since 1999.

Saints (5-7) at Buccaneers (7-5)

Opening line: Pick'em

Current line: Bucs, -3 points

All the early money in this game is on the Bucs even though they've struggled against the Saints recently. The Bucs have lost eight of their past nine against New Orleans, with that lone win coming in a home game last season. Speaking of home games, the Bucs are just 2-4 both straight up and ATS in home games this season. These two teams will be playing each other two times in the next three weeks. If the Bucs win Sunday, it will give them their first five-game winning streak since 2002, which happens to be the season Tampa won the Super Bowl. During their winning streak, the Bucs have had one of the best defenses in the NFL, allowing just 13.3 points per game and forcing 11 turnovers since Week 10 (both league bests over that span).

Redskins (6-5-1) at Eagles (5-7)

Opening line: Redskins, -1 point

Current line: Redskins, -1 point

Although this isn't technically a playoff elimination game, it kind of feels that way for the Eagles. Keeping their playoff hopes alive won't be easy against a team they've had trouble with recently. The Redskins have won four in a row against the Eagles, including a 27-20 victory in October where Washington was a three-point underdog. That being said, the Eagles have been tough at home this year, going 4-1 both straight up and ATS.

Jets (3-8) at 49ers (1-11)

Opening line: 49ers, -1 point

Current line: 49ers, -1 point

In what might be the biggest shock of Week 14, the 49ers are actually favored to win a game for just the second time this year. The thing that's working against the Jets is that they'll have to fly across the country while coming off a short week due to their Monday game against the Colts. The other thing working against them is that they haven't won in San Francisco since 1983. On the other hand, the 49ers are an NFC-worst 2-9-1 ATS this year, and it's hard to imagine their offense having much success against a Jets defense that isn't horrible.

Seahawks (8-3-1) at Packers (6-6)

Opening line: Seahawks, -2.5 points

Current line: Seahawks, -2.5 points

The Packers as a home underdog doesn't happen often, but when it does, the oddsmakers usually get it right. Since 2013, the Packers have only been underdogs three times at Lambeau Field and they're 0-2-1 in those games, which makes them the only team in the league that hasn't won as a home dog in that span. Both teams will be dealing with some injury issues. Aaron Rodgers still has a tender hamstring and the Seahawks secondary won't have Earl Thomas, who broke a bone in his leg on Sunday night.

As you can see, Thomas is a big loss for the Seahawks' defense.

NBC graphic pretty much sums up how much Seahawks' defense could be hurting if Earl Thomas is done for the season pic.twitter.com/nznWFSxOWG — John Breech (@johnbreech) December 5, 2016

The Seahawks have won three of the past four games in this series.

Falcons (7-5) at Rams (4-8)

Opening line: Falcons, -4.5 points

Current line: Falcons,- 5.5 points

If you thought the Rams hit rock bottom in their 26-10 loss to the Patriots, things could actually get worse this week when they go up against a Falcons team that's averaging a league-high 32.2 points (the Rams are averaging a league-low 15 points). The Falcons have actually been a good bet on the road this year, going 5-1 ATS and 4-2 straight up. Also worth noting, the Falcons seem to bounce back big time after a loss: They've scored 35, 30, 33 and 38 points in the four games they've played following a loss this season.

Cowboys (11-1) at Giants (8-4)

Opening line: Cowboys, -2.5 points

Current line: Cowboys, -3 points

After waiting 13 weeks, the Cowboys will finally get a chance to avenge their only loss of the season. In Week 1, the Giants beat the Cowboys 20-19 after Terrance Williams caught pass with just seconds left and didn't get out of bounds. This feels like a revenge game in the making. Not only are the Cowboys undefeated in prime time, but they're also unbeaten in road games (6-0 straight up, 5-1 ATS). If you are thinking about betting the Cowboys, don't look for a blowout: Eight of the past nine games in this series have been decided by one score.

Ravens (7-5) at Patriots (10-2)

Opening line: Patriots -9 points

Current line: Patriots, -7.5 points

Ever since Tom Brady returned in Week 5, the Patriots haven't had to face any of the NFL's top five defenses, but that's going to change this week as the Patriots will be hosting the Ravens, who have the No. 1-ranked defense in the NFL. These two teams have an interesting history with each team winning twice in the past four meetings between the two teams. Even though Baltimore has the defense to pull off an upset, it's going to be tough to do against a quarterback (Brady) who's 14 2 straight up at home in prime-time games since 2007. The upside for Baltimore is that not only did one of those losses come this year (Seahawks), but it came against the highest-ranked defense that Brady has played. The downside for Baltimore is that the Patriots are 9-3 ATS this year, which is tied with the Cowboys for the best mark in the NFL.