Sunday’s NFL Wild Card Weekend 2023 kicks off when Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills host Tyreek Hill and the Miami Dolphins. Buffalo finished the season with seven straight wins and enter the NFL playoffs 2023 at +400 to win the 2023 Super Bowl at Caesars Sportsbook. The Dolphins, meanwhile, went winless in December and barely squeaked by the Jets in Week 18 to make the NFL playoff bracket. The two teams split the season series, but Miami will be playing without starting quarterback Tua Tagovailoa (concussion) and may have to give the ball to third-stringer Skylar Thompson. The Bills are 13-point favorites in the latest Super Wild Card Weekend NFL odds at Caesars Sportsbook. Which Super Wild Card Weekend NFL lines should you target with your Super Wild Card Weekend NFL bets? Before you make any Super Wild Card Weekend NFL picks or NFL parlays, be sure to see the NFL predictions and betting advice from SportsLine’s proven computer model.
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Top Super Wild Card Weekend NFL picks
After simulating every game 10,000 times, the model is high on the Minnesota Vikings (-3) to cover the spread against the New York Giants. The game has all the hallmarks of a potential shootout.
New York and Minnesota have struggled on defense this year, but the Vikings are better-positioned to win a war of offensive attrition. Minnesota averages 361.5 yards of offense per game, the seventh-best mark in the league. Justin Jefferson, Dalvin Cook and T.J. Hockenson are a formidable trio, and Kirk Cousins does a fair job of getting them the ball. Minnesota is…
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