NFL Week 14 Referee Assignments + Betting Stats & Trends

We are onto NFL Week 14 and getting ever so close to the NFL Playoffs. It is the last bye week and we are ready for the final stretch of the season. A few NFL referees are standing out as betting stats and trends go so I have to pick and choose our spots. Let’s dive into the NFL Week 14 Referee Assignment/Report and betting stats and trends.

2021-2022 NFL Referee Stats

2022-2023 NFL Referee Betting Stats and Trends

Brad Rogers

Brad Rogers starts NFL Week 14 assigned to the Thursday Night Football game. Rogers has been a profitable referee to the Over. In fact, last season, Rogers was 10-6 to the Over with a combined average final score of 50.8. That trend has continued this season with a record of 7-4 to the Over with a slightly lower combined average final score of 43.5. Despite the quarterback and skill position players, the Rams are missing they managed to score 23 last week against the Seahawks.

Referee Likes: Raiders/Rams Over 42

Clay Martin

Home teams are thriving in games officiated over the last two seasons and that comes as no surprise. I have been highlighting Martin also every week and I am going to back mention his betting trend and stats again. This season, home teams are 9-3 straight up and 7-5 against the spread. Furthermore, last season, home teams were 10-5 straight up. The NFL Week 14 Referee Assignment draws Martin to officiate the AFC South matchup between the Jaguars and the Titans. Additionally, the Titans have won nine out of the last 10 matchups against the Jaguars and the Titans have won by four or more points in seven out of the last 10 games.

Referee Likes: Titans ML & -4

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Craig Wrolstad

Unders have been cashing at a high rate this season. Craig Wrolstad has been no stranger to this trend. Thus far this season, the Under is 7-4 (63.6%) averaging a total of 41 points per game. The NFL Week 14 Referee Assignment draws Wrolstad and his crew to officiate the AFC West matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Denver Broncos. The Broncos are a dead nut Under team this season. They are 11-1 to the Under thus far. Additionally, division games are 77-40-4 (65.3%) to the Under this season!