NFL Divisional Round Prediction, Stats, Analysis & Tips

Betting Tip: Rams to win by 1-5 point margin. Best odds 11/2

The LA Rams may have only secured a 10-6 record during the regular season, but they pulled off one of the weekend's upsets, shutting out NFC West rivals Seattle Seahawks, who finished the regular season with a record high. 12-4 and lost. the game for the Rams 30-20. Few people believed that the Rams, who were playing backup quarterback John Wolford, would win the game, least of all when he was forced out of the game early on and forced head coach Sean McVay to bet the thumb. In recovery at the hands of Jared Goff. However, this wouldn't be the biggest injury scare the Rams had during the game; The one man the Los Angeles defense can't live without is defensive star Aaron Donald, who had the NFL's second-most regular season sacks with 13,5 but is a key piece of the Los Angeles defense. Los Angeles Rams. He hurt a rib over the weekend and is being evaluated "day by day" according to McVay, but it's hard to imagine the defense without playing. With the Rams saddled with these injuries, they are primed for a tough cold game ahead at Lambeau Field, but they still have enough talent throughout the tournament to make this a competitive game.

Betting Tip: Green Bay Packers Total Points Over 27,5 Best Odds 5/4

The Green Bay Packers are coming off a bye week as they secured the No. 1 seed in the NFC, meaning they didn't suffer any injuries before playing the Rams. Bye week was one of the main reasons the Packers stayed in No. 40, but more importantly, opposing teams must now go to Lambeau Field to win, during the winter months when snow is expected. This gives the game another dimension to consider because not only did they destroy the Tennessee Titans 14-XNUMX during their last home/snow game, but they also have a man in Aaron Rodgers who understands what it takes to win these types of games. .
Rodgers is coming back from an MVP season, with 48 touchdowns and just 5 interceptions in the regular season and an outstanding 121,5 passer rating.

No quarterback has scored more than 48 touchdowns during the regular season and hasn't won the Superbowl, but they do face an injured animal in the LA Rams, making the competition more exciting.

Betting Tip: Stefon Diggs, Bills' first touchdown scorer, best odds 9/2

Sunday morning's AFC game between the Baltimore Ravens at the Buffalo Bills promises to be one of the most exciting of the weekend.

The Bills are coming off a close win after beating a stubborn Colts team 27-24, thanks in large part to third-year quarterback Josh Allen. Allen has come a long way since his sophomore year, adding impressive numbers for a man who is so young in the game with 37 touchdowns, just 10 interceptions, and a respectable 107,2 passing stats during the regular season. However, just as Batman has Robin, Allen has Stefon Diggs, who has been the quarterback's favorite target since he passed the Vikings bills. Diggs' stats speak for themselves, with 127 receptions, 1.535 yards in the regular season and give this young team an insight into playoff games when he is just 27 years old.

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Betting Tip: Baltimore Ravens Winning Margin 6-10 Best Odds 11/2

The Baltimore Ravens went into the season with high expectations, and they were right to be directed at them. The Ravens roaster is impressive at both ends of the court, their defense continues to lead running back and Tennessee Titians running back Dereck Henry just 40 yards during their 20-13 playoff victory last week. However, it's hard not to talk about his quarterback Lamar Jackson. Jackson is the definition of the modern quarterback. He may have only thrown for 179 yards and no touchdowns last week, but he also rushed for a team that led for 136 yards and scored a rushing touchdown.

Betting Tip: Cleveland Browns Winning Margin 1-5 Best Odds 13/2

This is a game that nobody expected to happen. The defending champions, the Kansas City Chiefs, with a Browns franchise, whose last playoff appearance was in 2002, not to mention their last playoff victory, which was in 1994! However, this is not an old-time Browns team; They have a new coach, Kevin Stefanski, who has not only changed the culture of the team, but more importantly, he has unleashed his team's talent on both sides of the field. Like many teams that make these playoffs, the Browns have a third-year quarterback in Baker Mayfield who got better and more significantly stopped spinning the ball. Mayfield had just 8 interceptions during the regular season and was not intercepted in his last four games, combining that with what some might argue is the best 1-2 running back combination in the league with Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt who they looked for. 1.908 total yards during the regular season and the man handled Pittsburgh Steelers defenders in their 48-37 victory over their divisional rivals. If you want to continue this fairy tale, it's worth betting on a narrow victory for the Browns, as Patrick Mahomes of the Chiefs has never lost a playoff game by more than 7 points.

Betting Tip: Bucs Mike Evans First Touchdown Scorer Best Odds 9/2

Was anyone else really surprised that Tom Brady was taking his new team to the playoffs? Granted, they played a Washington team that isn't the best left in these playoffs, but they're building something that some could easily fall short of, but the Bucs don't. Now Tom Brady and his Bucs face divisional rivals the New Orleans Saints, who have beaten them twice this year in the regular playoffs. However, the Bucs may have peaked at just the right time and that coincides with Tom Brady's improved performance. Brady had his best statistical year after Thanksgiving and you get the sense he's taken on the New England mentality of getting the job done. In this star-studded roaster, the looks of exile Antonio Brown could play a big part in this game and who can forget Brady's favorite target, the 109, Mike Evans, the man who was made for scenarios like this.

Betting Tip: Saints Alvin Kamara first touchdown scorer with best odds of 9/4

The Saints are coming off a good year going 12-4 and beating the Bucs to the NFC South Division title. Much of the talk in the league is that it's Drew Brees' senior year and the Saints will want to repay him for his service by winning yet another Superbowl for their QB. Their defense is bad and astute with Trey Hendrickson leading the charge with 13,5 sacks tied for second in the league. It's hard not to see Alvin Kamara missing out on Santo's offensive efforts, not only is he the team's leading running back with 932 yards, 16 touchdowns, but he also leads the team with 756 receiving yards and 5 combined touchdowns. really is a double threat.

These two divisional rivals are going to play a thriller! It should be closer than the last two games and it will be an intriguing watch.