Three weeks to go in the NFL Playoffs, and we are down to eight teams. While we are down to the final eight teams, there is still plenty of money to be made gambling on the spread, total, and prop bets. Much like the regular season, I will give my favorite prop bet from each game this weekend.
The Baltimore Ravens (12-5) travel to Buffalo to take on the Bills (14-3) in the AFC Divisional Round on Saturday. In a game between two of the best rushing quarterbacks in the league–Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen–this one has the potential for game of the year.
There will be plenty of highlighted matchups between the star players on each side of the ball for Green Bay and Los Angeles on Saturday. In order to truly understand the impact each matchup will have and who is most likely to win each matchup, here is the Rams vs. Packers: What the Stats Say.
Robert Saleh has reached an agreement to become the next head coach of the New York Jets. Did they get it right?
The Chicago Bears had a mediocre season and lost to the Saints in the first round of the playoffs, but chairman Gorge McCaskey and president Ted Phillips believe they took a step in the right direction.
Before the 2020 season, Alijah Vera-Tucker had opted out before the season and was focusing on the 2021 draft. Upon learning that the PAC-12 would be playing, he returned to USC and made the transition from left guard to left tackle, due to Austin Jackson being selected in the NFL Draft by the Miami Dolphins. Vera-Tucker has made a vast move up draft boards recently as he has the versatility to play both guard and tackle, something that is becoming more important in the NFL today.
The end of the regular season signifies the conclusion of many rookies’ first seasons in the league. Many played extraordinary, whereas others had concerning showings.
Jayson Oweh is a raw pass-rushing prospect with plenty of untapped potential. Oweh has shown off a lot of talent over his Penn State career. He has the profile to develop into an elite edge rusher after being one of the most impactful players on the Penn State defense. Oweh has now thrust into having first-round potential.
On Monday afternoon, it was reported that the Philadelphia Eagles have let go of head coach Doug Pederson after five seasons.
Let’s just say this year in Denver Broncos history was an experience. Chalk up another losing season, their fourth straight, and another year that leaves fans with questions at the most critical spots. With a 5-11 record, finishing at the bottom of the AFC West, it still weirdly feels like the Broncos are closer than their record shows.
The Chicago Bears were huge underdogs going into their first-round matchup in New Orleans, but they had a chance to win if it wasn’t for their costly mishaps. They were the last NFC team that got into the playoffs and entered the Wild Card round as 11-point underdogs on the road versus the Saints.
The Sunday games are underway, as we are currently watching the Baltimore Ravens take on the Tennessee Titans. With that said, we still have two highly anticipated matchups to go. The Chicago Bears travel to New Orleans to take on the Saints. The Bears are double-digit underdogs. And for the nightcap, the Cleveland Browns face the Steelers in Pittsburgh.
Three weeks to go in the NFL Playoffs, and we are down to eight teams. While we are down to the final eight teams, there is still plenty of money to be made gambling on the spread, total, and prop bets. Much like the regular season, I will give my favorite prop bet from each game this weekend.
The Baltimore Ravens (12-5) travel to Buffalo to take on the Bills (14-3) in the AFC Divisional Round on Saturday. In a game between two of the best rushing quarterbacks in the league–Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen–this one has the potential for game of the year.
There will be plenty of highlighted matchups between the star players on each side of the ball for Green Bay and Los Angeles on Saturday. In order to truly understand the impact each matchup will have and who is most likely to win each matchup, here is the Rams vs. Packers: What the Stats Say.
Robert Saleh has reached an agreement to become the next head coach of the New York Jets. Did they get it right?
The Chicago Bears had a mediocre season and lost to the Saints in the first round of the playoffs, but chairman Gorge McCaskey and president Ted Phillips believe they took a step in the right direction.
Before the 2020 season, Alijah Vera-Tucker had opted out before the season and was focusing on the 2021 draft. Upon learning that the PAC-12 would be playing, he returned to USC and made the transition from left guard to left tackle, due to Austin Jackson being selected in the NFL Draft by the Miami Dolphins. Vera-Tucker has made a vast move up draft boards recently as he has the versatility to play both guard and tackle, something that is becoming more important in the NFL today.
The end of the regular season signifies the conclusion of many rookies’ first seasons in the league. Many played extraordinary, whereas others had concerning showings.
Jayson Oweh is a raw pass-rushing prospect with plenty of untapped potential. Oweh has shown off a lot of talent over his Penn State career. He has the profile to develop into an elite edge rusher after being one of the most impactful players on the Penn State defense. Oweh has now thrust into having first-round potential.
On Monday afternoon, it was reported that the Philadelphia Eagles have let go of head coach Doug Pederson after five seasons.
Let’s just say this year in Denver Broncos history was an experience. Chalk up another losing season, their fourth straight, and another year that leaves fans with questions at the most critical spots. With a 5-11 record, finishing at the bottom of the AFC West, it still weirdly feels like the Broncos are closer than their record shows.
The Chicago Bears were huge underdogs going into their first-round matchup in New Orleans, but they had a chance to win if it wasn’t for their costly mishaps. They were the last NFC team that got into the playoffs and entered the Wild Card round as 11-point underdogs on the road versus the Saints.
The Sunday games are underway, as we are currently watching the Baltimore Ravens take on the Tennessee Titans. With that said, we still have two highly anticipated matchups to go. The Chicago Bears travel to New Orleans to take on the Saints. The Bears are double-digit underdogs. And for the nightcap, the Cleveland Browns face the Steelers in Pittsburgh.
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