playoffs 1/10 & 1/11

gordon liddy

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Colts +3

Regardless of their routing of Denver, Colts seem to have the momentum. Chiefs have not been impressive late in the season; 4-3 down the stretch and struggling with Charges and Raiders.


St. Louis -7

This game seems fairly evenly match except 1 stat:
Rams' Passing Offense - 247.6 ypg (3rd) vs. Panther's Passing Defense - 187.7 ypg (28th). Rams, undefeated at Home this year, playing on turf looks good here. I look for the final to be near 28-17 Rams.


Tenn +6

Despite one blowout by the Colts in week 2, the Titans have kept every game pretty close. Can't pass on the Titans getting 6 or more points here with a chance to win outright.


Green Bay @ Philly

Packers:

Rushing Offense - 159.9 ypg (3rd); Passing Offense - 202.5 ypg (16th); Total Offense - 362.4 ypg (4th). Rushing Defense - 106.3 ypg (10th); Passing Defense - 212.5 ypg (23rd); Total Defense - 318.8 ypg (17th).

Philly:

Rushing Offense - 125.9 yards per game (9th); Passing Offense - 188.8 ypg (20th); Total Offense - 314.7 ypg (18th). Rushing Defense - 129.4 ypg (22nd); Passing Defense - 202.2 ypg (19th); Total Defense - 331.6 ypg (20th).

Statistically, Green Bay seems to have a slight advantage.
Philly has shown great chemistry and energy throughout the year, but with the way things are going with the Packers lately this game is a NO PLAY


As noted elsewhere, home team's are near 62% ATS in recent Divisional Playoff games but generally trends that are so close to 50% have little value. Just thinking that this year may be a little different...
 
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