Wild Card Weekend brought up a ton of excitement and sets the stage for a thrilling Divisional Round.
Our experts at USAlegalbetting.com have been studying each team over the first few weeks, and they are sharing their favorite eight bets heading into Week 18.
Below, we will share their picks, along with odds and insights, to help you win big at NFL betting sites this weekend.



The Texans advanced after blowing out a Browns 45-14. CJ Stroud and the offense had no issue moving the ball against a Browns’ defense on the same level as the Ravens. That’s why we like Texans +9.5 today, but the Houston defense is why we are taking the Ravens’ moneyline. As well as the unit played last week, they will be facing MVP-favorite Lamar Jackson, which will be a much more challenging test than Joe Flacco.



The Packers stunned the league after blowing out the Cowboys in Dallas for the Wild Card Round. Jordan Love has looked great, and he will have a chance to succeed again this weekend as he faces a Niners pass defense that allowed the fourteenth yards per game (214.2 YPG) and twenty-first in completion percentage (66.0%). If the Packers can move the ball through the air, it will force the Niners to do the same, limiting the damage Christian McCaffrey can do against their poor run defense. The Packs’ pass defense is outstanding, and we think they can do the job even if Jaire Alexander can’t go.
The Bucs and Baker Mayfield have been one of the season's best stories, but that will end on Sunday. While Tampa has won six of their last seven games, that stretch included two games with the Panthers, one with the Falcons, and one with the Jags. They beat an Eagles team at home in the Wild Card that had been awful over the last two months, leaving us unimpressed. Their luck will run out as they will face a far better Lions team in front of a crowd that will be electric.
The Chiefs did a great job beating up the Dolphins in the Wild Card Round, but we aren’t sold on the team’s offensive issues being fixed. The Bills’ defense is good, and they can take away Rashee Rice, leaving Mahomes without a top receiver. While Travis Kelce is always a threat, he has been far from the dominant force he was in the past. There has been something wrong with the Chiefs’ offense all season, ranking fifteenth in scoring (21.8 PPG) after leading the league last season (29.2 PPG). AS good as their defense is, their offense will cost them the game on Sunday. 




