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The Kansas City Chiefs stand on the verge of history – no team has ever won 3 Super Bowls in a row. That is what they’ll achieve with victory on Sunday night.   The Philadelphia Eagles are intent on crashing the party and avenging their Super Bowl loss 2 years ago. Just 3 points separated […]

Commanders (14-5) @ Eagles (16-3) (Commanders +6) Outside of maybe the Commanders organisation, no-one saw this coming! Washington went into Detroit – the home of the best team in the NFC – moved the ball, put points on the board and forced turnovers to cause the upset of last weekend. Now they’re just one win

Texans (11-7) @ Chiefs (15-2) (Total Points – under 42.5) They’re not as explosive on offense. Their receivers don’t make enough plays/drop too many balls. They don’t score enough points… These are some of the commonly thrown criticisms at the 2024 Kansas City Chiefs, but the bottom line is, they are still the number 1

Chargers (11-6) @ Texans (10-7) (Chargers -3) One of these teams enters this playoff game on a 3 game winning streak, the other has just won for the first time in 3. One beat a Tennessee Titans team which now holds the number 1 overall draft pick in April, the other finished the regular season

Steelers (10-4) @ Ravens (9-5) Total Points – Under 45 Saturday night. Prime Time. The top 2 teams in the AFC North going head to head in what will be a physical, tough, hard hitting battle – and it’s all on the line! If Pittsburgh win, Baltimore can kiss their hopes of winning the division

Chiefs (12-1) @ Browns (3-10) (Total Points – Over 45.5) They may not have been the most entertaining team this season. They may not have blown opponents away with a high scoring offense but make no mistake the Kansas City Chiefs are the reigning Super Bowl champions, and they remain the yardstick marker in the

Jacksonville Jaguars (2-10) @ Tennessee Titans (3-9) (Titans -3.5) Let’s not dress this up into something this game isn’t. Let’s be upfront and honest – these are two bad teams meeting this weekend but one has a starting QB available and the other doesn’t. Jacksonville’s season slipped from bad to worse last weekend when Trevor

Chargers (7-4) @ Falcons (6-5) (Chargers -1) Atlanta – fresh off a bye week – still top of the NFC South host the LA Chargers. Who themselves come into this matchup, on the back of a short week following Monday night’s loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Perhaps more concerning than that defeat was the loss

Cowboys (3-7) @ Commanders (7-4) – Commanders -10 Dallas are a team in freefall. 5 straight defeats. The face of the franchise, Dak Prescott gone for the season. A defense which can’t stop anyone – 31st in points allowed, 31st in defending the run, 27th overall – and now an offensive line with it’s most

Falcons (6-4) @ Broncos (5-5) (Falcons under 22.5 points) The Broncos should be heading into week 11 with a 6-4 record. They will no doubt have spent the entire week reflecting on the one that got away – and make no mistake, they did let it slip away! For 59 minutes they did everything right