The NFL Wild Card Weekend is in the books! Now sports betting fans turn their attention to the Divisional Playoff games.
Which wild card weekend winning teams will take their good fortune into this weekend’s NFL Playoffs? Which teams will falter? What favorites are in for an against the spread beating and which favorites will win against the BetUS online wagering spread?
Let’s take a quick peek at each game this weekend!
The Atlanta Falcons and the Arizona Cardinals kickoff Wild Card Weekend in grand style with a 4:30 pm ET start on Saturday.
Atlanta is a 1.5-point road favorite and the Over/Under is 51. In addition to the game and Total wagering, we also have our Primetime Prop for this contest.
Pick the ‘First Scoring Play’ prop for this game and if it hits, and the same scoring play occurs again any time in the third quarter, your winnings will be doubled, up to $100.00 for this specific prop.
The San Diego Chargers won its last four games to take the AFC West, but they’re a pick’em at home against the Indianapolis Colts on Saturday night.
Indianapolis is a one-point road favorite and the Over/Under is 51. In addition to the game and Total wagering, we also have our Primetime Prop for this contest.
Pick the ‘First Scoring Play’ prop for this game and if it hits, and the same scoring play occurs again any time in the third quarter, your winnings will be doubled, up to $100.00 for this specific prop.
Two teams with identical 11-5 records meet on Sunday when the Miami Dolphins host the Baltimore Ravens.
Baltimore is a 3.5-point road favorite and the Over/Under is 37.5. That 3.5 point spread is due to a recent change with the Ravens starting as three-point chalk.
In addition to the game and Total wagering, we also have our Primetime Prop for this contest.
The Philadelphia Eagles and Minnesota Vikings came dangerously close to missing the playoffs, but that’s ancient history as they meet on Sunday afternoon.
Philadelphia is a three-point road favorite and the Over/Under is 41.5. In addition to the game and Total wagering, we also have our Primetime Prop for this contest.
The San Diego Chargers have home-field, momentum and the revenge factor in their favor and Sportsbook.com bettors hope that leads to a payday against the Denver Broncos on Sunday night.
The Chargers host the Broncos as 8 ½-point favorites in the regular season finale with the AFC West title and a spot in the playoffs awaiting the winner.
We’re just days away from the end of what’s been an incredible online NFL betting regular season, and as we head into this weekend’s play there’s numerous games with playoff implications and even more muddled scenarios that may or may not put your favorite team into postseason. All of which that makes it easy to forget about a Week 2 blown call and a 1-15 team of last season, which will fuel two of Week 17’s monstrous games.
The San Diego Chargers are big 8 ½-point favorites hosting the Denver Broncos on Sunday night, with the winner taking the AFC West title.
The Bolts are getting 55% of the early action despite that seemingly large number, as these teams have been heading in opposite directions.
The Green Bay Packers are officially eliminated from the NFL playoffs but the public backing is still firmly behind them.
Aaron Rodgers and company are traveling to their hated rivals, the Chicago Bears (8-6) on Monday Night Football and you can see this NFC North rivalry at 8:30 pm ET on ESPN.
Chicago opened as a 4 ½-point favorite but it is down to four points as 65% of the betting public is backing the Packers.
Sportsbook.com’s Primetime Prop for Sunday night’s game between the New York Giants and Carolina Panthers is just one of many reasons to tune in.
Wager on the “Player to Score 1st TD” prop for the Panthers @ Giants. If your selection scores the game’s first touchdown and proceeds to rush OR receive for at least 100 yards in the game, winning wagers will be doubled up to $100.00 for this specific prop.
The Carolina Panthers and New York Giants have a huge Sunday night game in the Big Apple with the winner getting home field advantage throughout the NFC playoffs.
The Giants are three-point home favorites but 69% like the Panthers after watching the G-Men lose their last two games to Philadelphia and Dallas.
The Sunday night game between the Dallas Cowboys and the New York Giants will pay for big for those who can predict the final score.
Our ‘Margin of Victory’ prop is very interesting for this game as it closely reflects the point spread in which the Cowboys are favored by three-points at Sportsbook.com. So far, only 32% of the betting public likes the favored Cowboys.
The Saints have defied the sports betting odds by making a late charge for the NFC Wildcard, standing with a 7-6 SU record. Everyone jumped on their bandwagon early this season, and the pieces certainly seemed in place. They brought Vilma in from the Jets; added Jeremy Shockey from the Giants, Marques Colston was prepared to make the jump, while Reggie Bush continued his frustrating slow adaptation to the fast paced NFL game.
When you think about the MVP Award, you have to envision someone who has been a difference-maker on a team who is at least challenging for the playoffs. Well, we don’t know who is going to make it to the post-season, but some of the major candidates for MVP honors have literally almost picked up their teams and put them on their shoulders in the quest for a playoff spot.
Three teams that started the first half of the NFL sports betting season even-steven still have a shot at making the playoffs. In addition, one in each conference could win their division.
The AFC East is a three-way race. The Jets, Patriots and Dolphins each have 8-5 records with three regular season games to go.
The Chicago Bears and New Orleans Saints are still alive for the playoffs, but the loser of their Thursday night game can start making early vacation plans.
The Bears are three-point home favorites in a game where weather is surely going to be a factor. So far, 59% of the current betting public is taking the Monsters of the Midway.
