The 2023 NFL Playoffs are upon us and the 2023 NFL Super Wild Card Weekend schedule features two games on Saturday, three on Sunday and one on Monday night. The Buccaneers’ defense was dominant in a 19-3 win over the Cowboys in Week 1 and will hope to implement a similarly suffocating game plan nearly four months later. However, the latest Wild Card Weekend NFL odds from Caesars Sportsbook list Tampa Bay as a 2.5-point home underdog. Meanwhile, Miami and Buffalo split their season series, but the latest Wild Card Weekend NFL spreads list the Bills as 13-point favorites over the Dolphins. Which teams should you back with your Wild Card Weekend NFL bets? All of the Wild Card Weekend NFL lines are listed below and SportsLine’s advanced computer model has all the NFL betting advice and predictions you need to make the best Wild Card Weekend NFL picks now.
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Top Wild Card Weekend NFL predictions
One of the model’s strongest Wild Card Weekend picks is that the AFC’s No. 6 seed, the Baltimore Ravens (+8.5), cover the spread on the road against the No. 3 Bengals. These two split their season series, but Cincinnati’s 27-16 win in Week 18 to avoid a coin flip that would have determined home-field advantage in this game came without Baltimore quarterback Lamar Jackson in the lineup.
Baltimore’s third-ranked defense limited Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow to under 220 passing yards and an abysmal 5.6 yards per attempt in two meetings this season. Whether Jackson can play or not, the model is expecting Baltimore’s defense to do enough to slow down Cincinnati’s offense. The Ravens limit the Bengals to 24 points on average and cover the spread in well over 50%…
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