The NFL playoffs are here.
The Super Wild Card weekend starts with 3 games on Saturday and 3 more on Sunday. Full Reveal: Watching only six games on the screen saddens me, because it means the end of the season is getting closer and closer.
Super Bowl LV will be before we know it.
It is vital not to forget that the betting lines of the NFL playoffs are the tightest in the world. Groups are eliminated and most of the remaining games will have lines around key betting numbers (3, 4 and 7). And with fewer games, cash has a tendency to stay out of it, leaving public gamblers to fight.
At this point, it is better to scrape the portions than to surround them.
Let’s move on to work.
Buccaneers (-8) in Football TeamMoins forty-five issues (-110)
The general opened at 46. 5 for this setting and scored slowly. It is no secret that Washington does not need to participate in a shooting because it is incredibly limited in attack. The Alex Smith quarter-round is questionable for Saturday night’s showdown and Taylor Heinicke won most of the first-team trials this week in practice. Wide receiver Terry McLaurin is also questionable for the football team, which could eliminate some other weapon from the already disappointing fold.
A bet on the Under is a bet on Washington’s defensive line. It has 4 monsters in the trenches that come from all other angles. This unit has the prospect of being one of the most productive in the league in the coming years. Jonathan Allen, Daron Payne, Montez Sweat and Chase Young are really able to hit Tom Brady’s pocket and get up. Having tension at the point of attack is essential to stop the Buccaneers’ attack.
My projected final score is in the diversity of 27-13 or 24-17. Washington has an 11-5 record against the youngest this season because his taste for the game leads to more rock fights than shootings. They can ruin things. Brady and the Bucs deserve to have enough firepower to nevertheless jump this one, but I don’t see a way to many points.
Ravens (-3) to Titans More than 54. 5 numbers (-110)
Five years ago, that’s probably about 47, but it’s not your older brother’s Tennessee Titans, they won in attack (30. 7 points per game) and they were team No. Over 1 in the NFL (12-3-1). Derrick Henry remains the star of the show, but the rise of AJBrown and Ryan Tannehill’s Resistance replaced the narrative in Nashville.
The Baltimore offensive can cook, too. The Ravens (29. 3 points per game) have discovered their pace in the more than five weeks and have been a rejuvenated offensive led by a much more confident Lamar Jackson as a quarterback. His decision-making has taken a step forward and it has been a while since the reign. MVP didn’t really force the problem.
None of the teams are that strong on the defensive and there are many quick scores on Sunday afternoon. The odds are endless for the looks of action games and deep shots on the field. There are too many game creators in the attack for me to see more than the Over and the totals of the highest points are shown where they are for a reason. Here’s a shot.
REGISTRATION: (10-2-1, 7. 9)