Week 16 is here and the playoff field is still wide open. We have a ton of matchups that have postseason expectations, and it should provide us with some thrilling action.
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 16.
Below, we will share their picks, along with odds and insights, to help you win big at NFL betting sites this weekend.



The Saints are currently outside the NFC playoff picture but will have a chance to change that this weekend against the Rams. While New Orleans has saved their season by winning their previous two games, they came against the Panthers and Giants. Six of the Saints' seven wins came against teams out of the playoffs, boosting their record. They consistently fall flat against playoff-caliber teams like the Rams and will do so again on Thursday.



The Bengals have now won three straight games as backup quarterback Jake Browning has rallied the offense. They scored 95 points during that stretch, which has kept their playoff hopes alive. The Steelers' defense has been sliding of late, and we see Browning and his excellent receiver corps having no issues posting another big point total. While Cincinnati's defense is lousy, the Steelers' offense is too. We expect a high-scoring game that ends with a fourth straight win for the Bengals.
The Bills have won three of their previous four games but are currently ninth in the AFC. That's because this has been a team with two personalities. One side is elite and has shown up over the last few weeks to start the season. The other side is sloppy and went 3-5 in the middle of the season. As well as Buffalo is playing, we don’t trust them to keep it up. We think the Bills get the win, but not by 13 points.
The Packers playoff chances have taken a significant hit over the last two weeks, thanks to losses to the Giants and Bucs. The offense has struggled, but the defense has regressed significantly. As bad as they have looked, we see them bouncing back this weekend. We’ve seen how well this team can play, and they will show it against a horrendous Panthers team on Sunday.
The Lions got a badly-needed win last week against the Broncos. The win helped secure their NFC North title and featured a solid bounce-back performance for their defense. The Lions' defense was one of the best units in football to begin the year, but they have been lit up by bad teams in the second half of the season. The Vikings remain without Kirk Cousins, so we expect another impressive showing from the Detroit defense.
The Cowboys had a rough night against the Bills last week. They lost 31-10, ending a five-game win streak with people believing they might be the league’s top team. It's been a familiar story all season, with Dallas getting punched in the mouth against many of the league’s top teams. Stopping Miami’s offense will be a big challenge, but so will moving the ball against their defense. Miami’s pass defense is great and will land Prescott with another poor outing.
The Raiders are still bad, but they have played better under head coach Antonio Pierce. They are coming off their best game of the season, beating the Chargers 63-21. Aidan O’Connell threw for four touchdowns in the win but only completed 58.8% of his passes. As impressive as the Raiders were, they faced a Chargers team that seemed checked out for most of the game. While we don’t expect them to add another win on Sunday, we expect them to keep this game relatively close.
The Ravens are the most complete team in all of football. Lamar Jackson has helped cover for injuries on the offense, and the defense is arguably the best in the league. One reason is their pass rush, which leads the NFL with 50 sacks for 392 yards. They are a nightmare for opposing defenses and can rattle Brock Purdy. While they will be on the road and up against a great Niners team, we think the Ravens' pass rush will give them enough of an edge to get an impressive road win.




