Wild Card Recap & Divisional Round Insights
Wild Card Round Newsletter Picks 3-1 ✅ (10-2 in last 12) 🔥
Jalen Coker o35.5 Rec Yards (-114, FanDuel). ✅
Analysis: Coker has quietly been one of the Panthers’ most consistent weapons over the last two months. During that stretch, he averaged 46.9 receiving yards per game and, in Week 13, posted a season-high 74 yards and a TD against the Rams. With defensive attention leaning toward Tet McMillan and the run game still needing respect, Coker was a strong “secondary option” play in a prove-it spot for Bryce Young and Carolina.
Review: Coker delivered a career day with 9 receptions on 12 targets for 134 yards and a touchdown. He led the Panthers in targets and finished with four more catches than any teammate.
Trevor Lawrence o1.5 Passing TDs (-105, Betano). ✅
Analysis: Lawrence covered this line in 6 of his previous 7 games, and in the one miss he still scored twice on the ground. While rushing TDs don’t cash this ticket, they do signal consistent red-zone trips and scoring chances. In a matchup expected to produce points, and against a Bills defense that had been stronger versus the run lately, the setup pointed to Lawrence throwing touchdowns.
Review: Line shopping mattered here. We grabbed it at +105 before kickoff, and Lawrence got there with 3 passing touchdowns.
Rhamondre Stevenson o53.5 Rush + Rec Yards (-110, Betway). ✅
Analysis: Since returning to full usage after injury (Week 13 onward), Stevenson has been extremely efficient, averaging 63.8 rushing yards per game while also contributing as a receiver (15 catches for 171 yards in that span). Even with early-season ball security issues, he remained the more trusted back compared to Henderson, and New England’s playoff-style approach suggested he’d stay involved in all situations.
Review: Stevenson cashed this almost immediately with a 48-yard reception in the first quarter. He finished with 53 rushing yards and 75 receiving yards (128 total). The bigger lesson came late: he was still on the field in the fourth quarter, and his live rushing line sat at 42.5. We took it, and it hit on the very next play. This is exactly why understanding game flow and late-game team tendencies can create profitable live opportunities. If you miss a pregame number, don’t force it—watch for the moment the market overcorrects live.
Kenneth Gainwell o30.5 Rec Yards (-105, Betano). ❌
Analysis: The Texans are elite against the run and generate pressure at one of the highest rates in the league, which often pushes offenses toward checkdowns and quick throws. This matchup favors Gainwell’s third-down and two-minute role over Jaylen Warren’s early-down rushing role. With Rodgers targeting Gainwell heavily since Week 9 and the expectation of pressure-driven dump-offs, the receiving volume case makes sense in a high-stakes spot.
Review: Gainwell was involved as expected and led the Steelers in targets despite being a running back, finishing with 4 receptions for 26 yards. The read was right, but the yards came up short. There was still a live angle: his number dipped as low as 19.5 earlier because he didn’t get catches until later. When a bet is “tracking” but the timing is off, live markets can often give you a second entry at a better price.
Trends
The Wild Card round was wild—literally. Carolina was disrespected again despite beating the Rams in the regular season and nearly doing it twice, and the +10 was the side with value (you’ll rarely see us fade a double-digit dog). The Bears pulled off one of the biggest comebacks you’ll see, flipping a 21-3 halftime deficit and proving Caleb Williams is the real deal. Bills vs. Jaguars was a line-flip all week, with Jacksonville closing as the favorite; the Jags had the upside late, but Josh Allen delivered the game-winning drive. The 49ers knocked out the defending champs even after losing George Kittle. The Patriots stayed true to their identity and ran through the Chargers again, while Justin Herbert’s playoff issues continued. Houston advanced because the defense scored twice, but the offense looks shaky, and Nico Collins’ concussion adds serious concern for the divisional round. Rodgers ended his expected final game without a touchdown, and Tomlin stepped down—yet nobody is talking about Rodgers coaching next, even though his football IQ is elite.
Out of 6 games:
Moneyline
Favorites won: 3 of 6 (50%) Rams, Patriots, Texans
Underdogs won: 3 of 6 (50%) Bears, Bills, 49ers
5 of 6 (83%) winning teams led time of possession.
Spread
Favorites covered: 2 of 6 (33%) Patriots, Texans
Underdogs covered: 4 of 6 (67%) Panthers, Bears, Bills, 49ers
Average margin: 8.5 points
Most common margin: 3 and 4 points (2 games each)
Total
Games went Over: 2 of 6 (33%)
Games went Under: 4 of 6 (67%)
Average total: 45.2 points
Most common total: None (all unique)
Average first half total: 19.5 points
5 of 6 (83%) finished under 24.5 points in the first half.
Last Week’s Highlights
The Panthers are +11 home underdogs and the total is set at 46.5. Let’s remind ourselves that earlier this season on November 30th, the Panthers did beat the Rams 30-27 and the spread was the same. Unlikely to happen again but possible.
Trevor Lawrence over 1.5 passing touchdowns is a prop that we love in this spot as the game total is very high and he has been throwing multiple touchdowns per game. Simply put, this line is mispriced.
The Texans were probably the most slept on team this season and we overlooked their offense. The defense has been playing as the top unit for the majority of the season and they bring that into the wild card round against the Steelers. The Texans are -3 favorites and the total is set to 38. The line opened at -3.5 which means the sharps bought the Steelers at +3.5.
The Bears are +1.5 underdogs and the total is set at 44.5. With the amount of injuries that the Packers have had this season and their recent performance we like the Bears +1.5 at home.
The Patriots are -3.5 favourites and we expect them to win, but it could be closer than people anticipate.
The Steelers are +3 point underdogs and the total is set at 38.5. Lines opened at -2.5 for Houston so this indicates action on the Texans.
The 49ers are +4.5 underdogs on the road and the total is set at 44.5. Both teams have playoff experience, but the Eagles have made it all the way to the Superbowl in the last two seasons. The Eagles are not the same team this season and are winning with a strong defense. We expect the 49ers to play a more complete game and lean +4.5 with that spread covering a key number.
Wild Card Round Recaps
LAR 34 @ CAR 31
Rams (14-5-0): The Rams edged out the Panthers 34-31 in a close contest, leaning on their star players when it mattered most. QB Matthew Stafford threw for 304 yards and 3 touchdowns, including the game-winning score to TE Colby Parkinson on the Rams’ final drive. They were down by 4 points in a must-score situation, and having Stafford — this year’s MVP favorite — explains why he’s in that conversation and why the Rams have had so much success this season. In the run game, RB Kyren Williams led the team with 13 carries for 57 yards and 1 touchdown, while RB Blake Corum added 11 carries for 45 yards. The backfield split was more even than anticipated, and this is information we now have to use moving forward, as it appears the Rams could continue operating with a shared backfield. WR Puka Nacua was the top target with 10 receptions for 111 yards on 18 targets and scored 2 touchdowns. Nacua continues to have a dominant season and is firmly in the Offensive Player of the Year conversation. Davante Adams returned to the field and recorded 5 receptions for 72 yards. In the Divisional Round, the Rams travel to Chicago to play the Bears, and cold weather could present challenges for a team that has played several close games recently.
Panthers (9-10-0): The Panthers fell just short against the Rams after failing on all three fourth-down attempts, but they still held the lead until the Rams’ final drive. QB Bryce Young threw for 264 yards with 1 touchdown and 1 interception. RB Chuba Hubbard led the team with 13 carries for 46 yards and 2 touchdowns, while RB Rico Dowdle added 5 carries for 9 yards. WR Jalen Coker was the top target with 9 receptions for 134 yards on 12 targets and 1 touchdown, posting a career-high performance and easily cashing the over 35.5 receiving yards newsletter pick. Tetairoa McMillan added 5 receptions for 81 yards. The Panthers’ season is over, but it exceeded expectations. Young showed he is capable of running an offense, but games with under 100 passing yards are not sustainable. Carolina found legitimate talent in its wide receiver group, with McMillan favored to win Offensive Rookie of the Year and Coker emerging late as a WR1-caliber option. The backfield usage remains questionable, as Dowdle emerged while Hubbard was injured but was largely phased out once Hubbard returned, missing an opportunity to better control this game. The Panthers will add another important piece to add to their team with the 19th overall pick in the draft.
GB 27 @ CHI 31 (Divisional)
Packers (9-9-1): The Packers fell just short against the Bears after blowing a 21-3 halftime lead in this divisional matchup. Despite converting all three fourth-down attempts, Green Bay completely collapsed in the second half. QB Jordan Love threw for 323 yards with 4 passing touchdowns. RB Josh Jacobs led the team with 19 carries for 55 yards. WR Romeo Doubs was the top target with 8 receptions for 124 yards on 11 targets and 1 touchdown, while Matthew Golden added 4 receptions for 84 yards. It was a pass-heavy game, with 322 passing yards compared to 99 rushing yards. The Packers’ season is over, and after acquiring Micah Parsons and beating the Lions in Week 1, this was a team we believed could contend for a Super Bowl. Injuries throughout the season ultimately broke this team, and while missing Tucker Kraft and Parsons hurt, losing after holding such a large lead remains disappointing. Green Bay’s 20th overall pick in the draft goes to the Dallas Cowboys.
Bears (13-6-0): The Bears edged out the Packers 31-27 in a dramatic divisional comeback. QB Caleb Williams threw for 361 yards with 2 touchdowns and showed exactly why he was drafted first overall. Williams completed extremely difficult throws on third and fourth down on multiple drives and led his team to another impressive comeback. Doing this once would be impressive, but coming back against Green Bay twice this season in similar fashion is remarkable. The Bears leading the league in fourth-quarter comebacks highlights this team’s no-quit mentality. RB D’Andre Swift led the team with 13 carries for 54 yards and 1 touchdown, while RB Kyle Monangai added 8 carries for 27 yards. WR Colston Loveland was the top target with 8 receptions for 137 yards on 15 targets, while DJ Moore added 6 receptions for 64 yards. It was another pass-heavy outing, with 352 passing yards compared to 93 rushing yards. In the Divisional Round, the Bears host the Rams, and we expect a stronger emphasis on the run game in cold-weather conditions.
BUF 27 @ JAX 24
Bills (14-5-0): The Bills defeated the Jaguars 27-24 in a tightly contested game. They held the ball for seven more minutes than Jacksonville, which proved to be a key factor late, but having a former MVP leading the offense ultimately made the difference. QB Josh Allen threw for 273 yards with 1 passing touchdown and added 2 rushing touchdowns. RB James Cook III led the team with 15 carries for 46 yards. WR Khalil Shakir was the top target, catching all 12 of his targets for 82 yards. Brandin Cooks added 3 receptions for 58 yards. In the Divisional Round, the Bills travel to Denver to face the Broncos, and they will not be able to rely on late-game heroics. Denver has been a strong fourth-quarter team, so Buffalo must start faster and finish stronger to avoid a similar collapse scenario.
Jaguars (14-5-0): The Jaguars came up just short against the Bills, with failed fourth-down attempts in the first half proving costly. Converting even one of those chances could have changed the outcome. QB Trevor Lawrence threw for 207 yards with 3 passing touchdowns, cashing the over 1.5 passing touchdowns prop. RB Travis Etienne Jr. led the team with 10 carries for 67 yards and a touchdown, while also adding 5 receptions for 49 yards. WR Parker Washington was the top target with 7 receptions for 107 yards on 12 targets and a touchdown. Jacksonville’s season ends, but it was an impressive run. They shocked the league early by dominating the Chiefs and proved it wasn’t a fluke later in the season. Lawrence played MVP-caliber football, and with added depth including WR Travis Hunter, WR Jakobi Meyers, and Head Coach Liam Coen, the Jaguars should be back in the playoff mix next year. The Jags 24th overall first round pick goes to the Cleveland Browns.
SF 23 @ PHI 19
49ers (13-6-0): The 49ers edged out the Eagles 23-19 in a close contest by being far more efficient with their opportunities. They converted 6 of 11 third downs compared to the Eagles’ 31% and averaged 6.2 yards per play versus Philadelphia’s 4.3. QB Brock Purdy threw for 262 yards with 2 passing touchdowns. RB Christian McCaffrey led the team with 15 carries for 48 yards and 2 touchdowns, while also adding 6 receptions for 66 yards. WR Demarcus Robinson was the top target with 6 receptions for 111 yards on 7 targets and a touchdown. One of McCaffrey’s touchdowns came on a trick-play pass from Jauan Jennings. In the Divisional Round, San Francisco travels to Seattle to face the Seahawks for the third time this season in a divisional matchup.
Eagles (11-8-0): The Eagles’ postseason run ended early despite high expectations. QB Jalen Hurts threw for 168 yards with 1 passing touchdown. RB Saquon Barkley led the team with 26 carries for 106 yards. WR DeVonta Smith was the top target with 8 receptions for 70 yards on 11 targets, while Dallas Goedert added 4 receptions for 33 yards. The Eagles let go of their offensive coordinator following the loss. Offensive inconsistency plagued Philadelphia all season, and expectations that they would suddenly fix those issues in an elimination game proved unrealistic. This team never resembled the championship-caliber unit it once was. The Eagles will have the 23rd overall pick in the draft.
LAC 3 @ NE 16
Chargers (11-8-0): The Chargers came up short in a 13-point loss to the Patriots after being shut out in the second half. They were outgained by 174 yards and struggled mightily on third down, converting just 1 of 10 attempts. The offensive line allowed 6 sacks, and the Chargers averaged only 3.5 yards per play. QB Justin Herbert threw for 159 yards and led the team with 10 carries for 57 yards. RB Kimani Vidal added 11 carries for 31 yards. WR Ladd McConkey was the top target with 3 receptions for 32 yards, while Oronde Gadsden added 3 receptions for 30 yards. Despite a strong regular season, Herbert remains without postseason success, and the Chargers could benefit from a more dominant running back moving forward. The Chargers will have the 22nd overall pick in the draft.
Patriots (16-3-0): The Patriots defeated the Chargers 16-3 with a controlled, efficient performance. QB Drake Maye threw for 268 yards with 1 passing touchdown and added 66 rushing yards on 10 carries. RB Rhamondre Stevenson contributed 10 carries for 53 yards and led the team with 75 receiving yards, helping cash the third newsletter pick of the week. RB TreVeyon Henderson added 9 carries for 27 yards. WR Kayshon Boutte was the top receiver with 4 receptions for 66 yards. In the Divisional Round, the Patriots will host the Texans.
HOU 30 @ PIT 6
Texans (14-5-0): The Texans dominated the Steelers in every phase, with their defense outscoring Pittsburgh’s offense. Houston outgained the Steelers by 233 yards and converted 67% of their third-down attempts. QB C.J. Stroud threw for 250 yards with 1 passing touchdown. RB Woody Marks led the team with 19 carries for 112 yards and a touchdown, while RB Nick Chubb added 10 carries for 48 yards. WR Christian Kirk was the top target with 8 receptions for 144 yards on 9 targets and a touchdown. Nico Collins suffered a concussion and will miss the Divisional Round matchup against the Patriots.
Steelers (11-8-0): In what is expected to be the final game of his career, QB Aaron Rodgers threw for 146 yards and an interception. RB Jaylen Warren led the team with 12 carries for 43 yards, while RB Kenneth Gainwell added 6 carries for 20 yards and was also the top receiver with 4 receptions for 26 yards. Marquez Valdes-Scantling added 3 receptions for 26 yards. The Steelers’ season is over, and Head Coach Mike Tomlin stepped down after 19 years. Pittsburgh will now search for both a new head coach and a new quarterback. They will host the draft and have the 21st overall pick.
Divisional Round Preview
Here's a look ahead at next week's matchups (lines are constantly changing):
BUF @ DEN -1.5 Total: 46.5
Saturday, January 17 at 4:30 PM ET
Lines opened BUF -1.5 but moved to DEN -1.5 so action is coming in DEN.
Total moved down from 46.5 to 45.5 so action coming in on under. 44 and 47 are key numbers.
The Bills won the last game they played each other in the Wild Card round of last season’s playoff 31-7. Buffalo had homefield advantage, but are on the road this time.
SF @ SEA -7 (Divisional) Total: 44.5
Saturday, January 17 at 8:00 PM ET
Lines opened SEA -7.5, but is now -7 so action is coming in on SF spread.
Total moved down from 46.5 to 44.5 so action coming in on under. 44 is the key number so lean to the under with the line movement.
Divisional matchup played twice this season and split 1-1. Seattle gains an edge from being at home and having 14 days rest, while the 49ers have an offensive injury with George Kittle and have only 6 days of rest.
HOU @ NE -3 Total: 40.5
Sunday, January 18 at 3:00 PM ET
The spread hasn’t moved. If you like NE take ML -170. If you like HOU take +3.5
Total moved down from 41.5 to 40.5. 41 is the key number so you could middle the over 40.5 and under 41.5 depending on sportsbooks you got.
CJ Stroud running the Texans offense has been terrible and Nico Collins is out. The Texans only strength has been their defense. The Patriots offense is significantly better than the Texans and the defense is solid. Overall, the Patriots should win this game.
LAR -3.5 @ CHI Total: 48.5
Sunday, January 18 at 6:30 PM ET
Lines opened LAR -4.5 but line is now -3.5 indicating action coming in on CHI. If betting the Rams you want to buy down to -2.5. If betting the Bears, there is still +4 out there.
Total has moved down from 51.5 to 48.5 indicating that people got in early on under 51.5 due to the weather and it moved significantly.
Both teams have the comeback ability. The Rams are the more trusted team, but in recent performances they have just been getting by. The Bears have the advantage playing at home in cold weather. Have to lean to the Bears spread with their elite run game.
Benefit of SHS Recaps
Not all games have recent or relevant head-to-head data, but one matchup that offers meaningful insight is 49ers @ Seahawks. These teams faced each other twice this season: in Week 1, when the 49ers won 17–13, and again in Week 18, when the Seahawks dominated 13–3. One of the biggest strengths of Side Hustle Sports Post Game Recaps is the ability to go back, review those games in detail, and apply that context to future betting decisions. Let’s do exactly that.
In Week 1 on September 25th 2025 we called out the San Francisco 49ers ML (-130). Why? Brock Purdy just signed a 5-year, $265M extension and has proven himself as the 49ers’ leader. This team’s chemistry and experience outweigh Seattle’s new-look roster with too many moving parts. Proven success over uncertainty makes this the safer side.
What we saw from this game: The 49ers looked like the dominant Brock Purdy-led squad from two years ago. Christian McCaffrey was healthy and effective as both runner and receiver. Ricky Pearsall stood out as the clear WR1. George Kittle left with injury, which could have shifted the true target distribution. George Kittle has been placed on Injury Reserve so expect a similar target distribution in Week 2. The Seahawks brought in Sam Darnold at QB and hometown star Cooper Kupp at WR. RBs Charbonnet and Walker split carries, while Smith-Njigba emerged as the WR1. This team has talent but needs more chemistry before delivering expected results.
In Week 18 on January 3rd 2025, the Seahawks improved to (14-3-0) as they defeated the 49ers 13-3 with a dominant performance. They took a 7-point first half lead and maintained it. They dominated the yardage battle, outgaining the 49ers by 188 yards (361 to 173). They converted 6 of 13 third downs (46%), significantly better than 49ers's 22%. They controlled the clock, holding the ball for 15 more minutes than the 49ers. They were more efficient, averaging 5.4 yards per play compared to the 49ers's 4.1 and got 23 first downs. QB Sam Darnold threw for 198 yards cashing in on a $500k incentive. RB Kenneth Walker III led the team with 16 carries for 97 yards. RB Zach Charbonnet added 17 carries for 74 yards and 1 touchdown. When considering a running back for anytime touchdown scorers, Charbonnet is the redzone guy. WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba was the top target with 6 receptions for 84 yards on 8 targets. Smith-Njigba is in the running for Offensive Player of the Year and is up against Rams WR Puka Nacua. With the Seahawks win, they got the 1st seed in the NFC and earned a first-round bye. They will play in the divisional round at home. The 49ers (12-5-0) were shut out in the second half after scoring 3 points in the 1st half. QB Brock Purdy threw for 127 yards. RB Christian McCaffrey led the team with 8 carries for 23 yards. RB Christian McCaffrey was the top target with 6 receptions for 34 yards on 7 targets. TE George Kittle had 5 receptions for 29 yards. The Seahawks did an incredible job from preventing the 49ers from generating any offense. The 49ers will travel to Philadelphia to play the Eagles in the wild card round. The 49ers are +4.5 underdogs on the road and the total is set at 44.5. Both teams have playoff experience, but the Eagles have made it all the way to the Superbowl in the last two seasons. The Eagles are not the same team this season and are winning with a strong defense. We expect the 49ers to play a more complete game and lean +4.5 with that spread covering a key number.
Reviewing head-to-head matchups while understanding the current context is what allows us to turn information into actionable bets for the Divisional Round. In Week 1, we backed the 49ers moneyline and cashed. In Week 18, we leaned into the over, which failed due to a dominant Seahawks defensive performance. Heading into this matchup, the similarities to Week 1 stand out again—most notably George Kittle being sidelined. That absence shifts additional passing volume toward Christian McCaffrey, who has yet to combine for 100+ rushing yards across two games against Seattle but recorded six receptions in their most recent meeting. Another strong lean is Zach Charbonnet as an anytime touchdown scorer, as he continues to prove he is Seattle’s primary red-zone option and already found the end zone against San Francisco in Week 18. There is also a compelling case for the under, with both regular-season meetings staying below the total and the Seahawks continuing to play elite defense. This is where SHS Recaps truly add value: revisiting prior analysis, identifying what carried forward, and adjusting for what has changed. This is how learning turns into growth. By tracking the league, studying trends, and grounding every bet in clear reasoning, we’ve built a system that prioritizes consistency, discipline, and long-term profitability—one of the reasons Side Hustle Sports has become a trusted and profitable NFL resource this season.
Divisional Newsletter Picks
Saturday, Jan 17th 8:00PM - 49ers @ Seahawks
Jake Tonges o34.5 Rec Yards (-115, BallyBet).
With superstar TE Kittle out for the remainder of the season, backup TE Jake Tonges steps into the starting role. Tonges will face a Seahawks defense that, while a formidable unit as a whole, surrenders the 6th-most yards to opposing tight ends. Given the thin receiving weapons around him and the offensive scheme prioritizing the tight end, this appears to be a great spot for Tonges to produce.
Seahawks 49ers total points u45.5 (-110, theScore Bet).
In their last meeting just a few weeks ago, the total amounted to just 16 points. In their previous matchup earlier this year, the total was 30 points. It may be a sample size of two, but neither team has shown an ability to score or defend against one another as they typically do other teams. Given the comfortable margin that this has already hit twice this year, expect similar results.
Sunday, Jan 18th 6:30PM - Rams @ Bears
Bears +4 (-106, Pinnacle).
The Rams are historically bad against the Bears, having only ever won 14 of their 37 regular season games against them. In recent years, they have lost all four of their previous matchups against Chicago. They were double digit favourites in last week's game against the Panthers, but they barely won the game. On top of that, they have dropped three of their last four away games. The stars seem to be aligning for the Bears to upset the apparent favourites, but they should at least be able to make it a close game.
Blog Picks
Newsletter Picks are official bets, blog picks are more bets that didn't make the newsletter because we didn't rate them as high. DO NOT take all of these picks, they are an added feature to this blog to help provide you with our insights on bets we analyzed. You are responsible for your own research and wagers.
Broncos ML -113 Pinnacle
This is the sharp side. Broncos playing at home in high altitude with more rest and a better defense. Josh Allen has to play perfect to beat the Broncos making the value be on the Broncos to win.
RJ Harvey o55.5 rush yards (-113)
Bills allowing 137 rushing yards per game, the fifth-most in the league
Denver's offensive line finishing the regular season ranked fourth in run block win rate
Harvey has seen at least 14 carries in four of his last five games
Seattle -6.5 -120 Fanduel / 49ers +7.5 -112 Proline
Take -6.5 as one bet and +7.5 as one bet. If Seattle wins by 7 you win both, but if they don’t you win one bet and lose one bet, which will be a small loss.
McCaffrey o50.5 rec yards (-111, DraftKings)
No Kittle (TE targets correlated with RB targets)
No Pearsall
Negative Game script
This didn't make the cut because the public has hammered it, but it is still a good bet in terms of understanding who the ball should go to. We found more of an edge with Tonges.
Zach Charbonnet Anytime TD +100 Fanduel
He is Seattle's go to guy in the redzone.
Zach Charbonnet o45.5 rush yards (-115, PointsBet)
Torched SF a few weeks ago in week 18
Also like his Rush+Rec o58.5, he’s gotten 14 targets in the last 5 games adding 15.4 rec yards/game in that span
Houston +3.5 -114 Bet105
Following simple betting rules if you like the underdog, take the spread. There is a massive edge on Houston moneyline at +145 with 73% of the money on them while only 33% of the betting tickets. This is an indicator we cannot ignore. We are here to make bets on edges, not who we want to win.
Woody Marks u56.5 rush yards (-120, Proline+)
Pats defensive line is finally healthy
Last week, the defense held Kimani Vidal to 31 yards on 11 attempts. Over the entire season, only one team ranks worse than Los Angeles in run-block win rate: Houston.
Bears +10 / 49ers +13 6 point Teaser -120 Bookmaker
Getting value on both sides here covering a touchdown with the Bears and getting a touchdown and field goal with the 49ers. If the Bears lose by a touchdown and a field goal that leg will push. If the 49ers lose by a touchdown and 2 field goals they will also push that leg. Since we cover key numbers with this bet, it holds a lot of value as a teaser. The Bears haven't lost by 10 or more since Week 8 against the Ravens. The 49ers have played the Seahawks twice this season this number both times.
