Colin Cowherd’s Blazin’ 5 Picks: NFL Week 14 in 2025

Rough week for Colin. Heavy favorites didn’t deliver early, and Detroit and Miami both failed to cover tight numbers. Only Tampa and Seattle came through.

Onto week 14…

Blazing 5 Record

2025 Season: 41-29 (58.6%)

Week 1: 3-2
Week 2: 2-3
Week 3: 1-4
Week 4: 3-2
Week 5: 3-2
Week 6: 4-1
Week 7: 4-1
Week 8: 4-1
Week 9: 2-3
Week 10: 3-2
Week 11: 5-0
Week 12: 2-3
Week 13: 2-3
Week 14: 3-2
Week 15:

Past Records

2024: 30-47-2 (39.0%)
2023: 45-35-5 (56.3%)
2022: 44-37-4 (54.3%)
2021: 39-47 (45.3%)
2020: 40-42-2 (48.8%)
2019: 42-41-3 (50.6%)
2018: 43-33-2 (57.7%)
2017: 43-29-3 (59.7%)
2016: 44-33-3 (57.1%)

Colin Cowherd Week 14 2025 Blazing 5

Bengals +6 at Bills
Jaguars +1.5 vs Colts
Jets +2.5 vs Dolphins
Texans +3.5 at Chiefs
Eagles -2.5 at Chargers

Bengals (+6) at Bills

Colin opens Week 14 by grabbing Cincinnati and the six points, trusting Joe Burrow with extra rest and a now-healthy T. Higgins. The Bills have become turnover-prone, with multiple giveaways in four straight games and a defense struggling to stop the run. Burrow is 8-0 in his last eight starts and the Bengals have rushed for 100+ yards in three straight — a bad matchup for a Buffalo front missing Joey Bosa. Colin calls for the Bengals not only to cover, but to win outright in a 30–28 upset.

Jaguars (+1.5) vs Colts

Jacksonville is a home dog, and Colin jumps on the spot immediately. The Jags have beaten the Colts 10 straight times in Jacksonville, and the matchup again leans their way: Jacksonville owns one of the league’s best run defenses, forcing the Colts to rely on Daniel Jones — who’s banged up, inaccurate, and completing just 57 percent of his passes over the last couple weeks. Since Week 9, these teams are trending in opposite directions. Colin sees a steady Jags performance and a 30–24 Jacksonville win.

Jets (+2.5) vs Dolphins

Colin admits it’s strange to pick the Jets, but he’s rolling with Tyrod Taylor and a defense that has quietly played top-10 football even without Sauce Gardner. Add in rookie WR AD Mitchell emerging as a legitimate threat, and the Jets suddenly have life — winning three of their last five and finally scoring points. Miami, meanwhile, is fading: Tua has zero touchdowns in three of his last four games and leads the NFL in interceptions. Cold weather, physical defense, and a Jets team playing hard all point to an upset. Colin takes New York 27–24.

Texans (+3.5) at Chiefs

Colin takes the hook and grabs Houston, calling it a classic low-scoring defensive game where the three-and-a-half matters. The Texans have won four straight and five of six road games have been one-score contests. They also boast the No. 1 scoring defense and have held five of their last six opponents under 20 points. Kansas City’s offensive line is beat up — three injured starters — and their pass rush has evaporated, ranking 27th in sacks. Colin sees a field-goal finish either way, predicting Kansas City barely escapes 24–23, but Houston covers.

Eagles (-2.5) at Chargers

Colin ends the card with his lone favorite: Philadelphia. The Eagles are 4–2 on the road with wins at Kansas City, Tampa Bay, and Green Bay — and they’re the NFL’s best red zone offense with a top-five offensive line. Jaylen Hurts tends to play better away from home, and the Chargers have only faced two winning teams in the last 10 weeks — getting blown out both times. With Los Angeles’ offensive line a liability and a heavy Philly crowd expected, Colin sees a controlled Eagles win, 24–20.