✅ NFL Wild Card Betting Trends

[Wagerallsports]

NFL wild-card playoff betting trends: Edges for all 6 games​

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Browns (-2½, 44½) at Texans: Cleveland won and covered against Houston 36-22 on Dec. 24, though Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud didn’t play. That was part of a four-game cover run from for the Browns in December with Joe Flacco at quarterback. The Texans are on a 6-2 run against the spread as an underdog, but are on a 2-4 ATS skid at home. Cleveland is on a 9-3 over run, while Houston is on a 10-4 under run. Edge: Browns and slight to over.

Dolphins at Chiefs (-4½, 44): Kansas City won and covered against Miami 21-14 on Nov. 5 in Germany. The Chiefs won and covered their last two games of the regular season to end an 0-3-1 ATS skid. Kansas City is 4-3 ATS at home in the playoffs over the past three seasons. The Dolphins are on an 0-4 ATS skid as an underdog. Both teams are on under runs (Chiefs 9-3-1, Dolphins 3-1). Edge: Under.

Sunday

Steelers at Bills (-10, 35½): Pittsburgh won and covered its last three after switching to Mason Rudolph at quarterback, and the Steelers are on a 7-2 ATS run as an underdog. Buffalo is on a 4-9 ATS skid, though it did cover three of its last five. Pittsburgh is on a 4-1 over run that was preceded by a 9-1 under run. The Bills are on a 7-3 under run. Edge: Steelers.

Packers at Cowboys (-7, 50½): Dallas is 8-0 straight-up and 6-2 ATS at home this season, though the losses came in two of its past three home games. Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is 2-4 SU, 1-5 ATS in the playoffs. Green Bay is on a 2-5 ATS skid on the road, but is on a 4-0 ATS run as an underdog. The Packers are on a 6-1 over run. Dallas is on a 4-1 under run, but was 8-3 to the over before that. Edge: Slight to over.

Rams at Lions (-3, 51½): Los Angeles is on a 6-1 ATS run, but is on a 2-4 ATS skid in the playoffs (4-2 SU). Detroit is on a 21-6 ATS run, including 12-5 this season. Both teams are on over runs (Rams 6-1, Lions 10-4). Edge: Over and slight to Rams.

Monday

Eagles (-3, 44) at Buccaneers: Philadelphia won and covered at Tampa Bay 25-11 on Sept. 25. However, the Eagles closed the regular season on a dismal 0-6 ATS skid (1-5 SU). The Bucs are on a 2-5 ATS skid at home but won and covered four of five down the stretch to win the NFC South. The Eagles are on a 7-1 under run on the road, and Tampa Bay is on a 10-5 under run overall. Edge: Bucs and under.

 

[djefferis]

I like it.

Browns/Texans over - 100% agree - going to be a pass heavy game - take props on both QB over on passing attempts I think - also likely CJ rushing attempts.

Under in Miami/KC is a smart play - expect it will drop before gamerime- just like a KC receiver.

Steelers best value this weekend - total is likely right on the money.

Only game I might disagree on is Philly/TB - not that I like Philly that much here - I just do not trust Baker Mayfield. Looks good until it counts historically - then again so do the Eagles. It’s more about who do you distrust most to me - and Baker/Tampa D have given no reason to trust them at all - Philly kept up with good teams and played down to bad ones - I think too much of a knee jerk reaction to embarrassing loss to a good Giants D.

 

[Wagerallsports]

DJ I definitely agree with you about the Eagles

They also get an extra day towards getting healthier

 

[BobbyFK]

Thanks for the trends WAGS

 

[Pimike]

Bucks have no edge

 

[RRsilver]

Thanks for the info, pal.

 

[Wagerallsports]

Bucks have no edge

Agreed

Thanks for the info, pal.

 

[BMR Genie]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1746189709200543846

 

[jjgold]

All these games come down to turnovers that’s it

 

[theriver55]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1746189709200543846

just posted that info in a new thread Genie. you beat me to the punch.