Seattle Seahawks (14-3) at New England Patriots (14-3)

The Seahawks head into the Super Bowl on the back of an impressive 9 game winning streak and back to back playoff wins over NFC West rivals. As the #1 seed, they had the bye in the wildcard playoffs and smashed the 49ers 41-6 in the divisional playoffs. Then last week, they outlasted the LA Rams 31-27, in one of the best NFC conference games.

In the win over the Rams, Sam Darnold finished with 3 passing TD’s and 346 passing yards. While also shaking off any concerns about his injury. Jaxon Smith-Njigba continued his impressive season in the Seahawks offence with 10 catches, 153 yards and 1 TD. The Pats defence will have their eye on him throughout this matchup, mainly via Christian Gonzalez. Kenneth Walker was solid in the running with 19 carries, 62 yards and a TD. He’ll face a tough challenge against the Patriots front 7.

On defence, the Seahawks didn’t have much answer for Matty Stafford as they conceded 3 passing TD’s and 27 pts. This is an area they’ll need to get better at when they face Drake Maye and Josh McDaniels. But during the regular season, they were the top team in the NFL for points allowed and the 3rd best team for rushing yards allowed, which should help them contain the Patriots throughout the game.

The Patriots are back in the Super Bowl after an interesting run during the postseason. They’ve played in terrible conditions in all 3 games, highlighted by a snow game last week. In Denver, they leaned on their defence to get the job done in the 10-7 result over the #1 seeded Broncos. Drake Maye struggled in the conditions with just 86 passing yards and taking 5 sacks. But he should enjoy better throwing conditions in San Fran.

The Pats ran the ball strongly with 141 total rushing yards and Rhamondre Stevenson took the bulk of the load in the snow with 25 carries. He’ll be a key factor if Maye struggles to move the chains in the air. They also got Mack Hollins back from injury and he finished with the most receiving yards for New England.

The key factor for the Pats will be their defence, which has been outstanding in the playoffs. They’ve conceded 3 pts against the Chargers, 16 against Houston and 7 against Denver. Last week, they came away with an interception and 3 sacks, which followed forcing 5 turnovers against the Texans. So getting pressure on Darnold early in the pocket will be a key gameplan for Mike Vrabel.

Leg #1 – New England Patriots +7.5

In the last 5 Super Bowls, the underdog is a perfect 5-0 against the spread. The Pats are the underdogs in this Super Bowl and should enjoy flying under the radar, compared to their time with Tom Brady. In their last 7 games as underdogs, they’ve covered in 5 of 7. They also come into this game having covered in 5 of their last 6 games.

Leg #2 – Under 44.5

Both teams are strong defensively and that says this Super Bowl should be a low scoring grind. In the playoffs, the Pats are averaging just 8.66 points against and have a strong pass rush along with a lockdown corner on the edge. Seattle’s defence wasn’t super impressive last week but I think they’ll get back to the unit that allowed just 6 pts and 0 TD’s against the 49ers. Overall, I think this should be a similar result when the Pats were last in the Super Bowl (13-3 against the Rams in 2019).

Leg #3 – Drake Maye 40+ Rushing Yards

When the pocket breaks down, Maye is a strong runner and hard to stop. In the playoffs, he’s totalled 141 yards on the ground and has gone over 60 yards in 2 of 3 games. So 40 yards looks very achievable.

Same Game Multi

New England Patriots +7.5 / Under 44.5 / Drake Maye 40+ Rushing Yards = $5.25

Value Leg – Drake Maye Anytime Touchdown Scorer

Maye scored on the ground last week against the Broncos and will be using his running game to his advantage when the Seahawks bring the heat.

New England Patriots +7.5 / Under 44.5 / Drake Maye 40+ Rushing Yards / Drake Maye Anytime Touchdown Scorer = $18.00

Super Bowl Touchdown Scorer Bets

Value Bet – Stevon Diggs Anytime Touchdown Scorer

Diggs comes off 5 catches and 6 targets last week in the snow. Previously, he caught a TD against the Texans in the redzone so Maye should be targeting him if they get there. The Seahawks also gave up 9 catches and 165 yards to a top WR last week. As well as 3 passing TD’s.

Odds = $3.30

Value Bet – Cooper Kupp Anytime Touchdown Scorer

Cooper caught a TD last week and has been a strong target for Darnold in the playoffs. He’s had 5 and 6 targets in both games. The Pats will be focused on Smith-Njigba, so Kupp should enjoy plenty of chances to punch one in.

Odds = $3.50

Value Bet – Kayshon Boutte Anytime Touchdown Scorer

His one hand catch against the Texans will be hard to beat as the play of the postseason. If Maye is throwing deep, Boutte will be one of his favourite targets. He had 6 targets last week and that’s a good sign.

Odds = $4.10

Value Bet – Jake Bobo Anytime Touchdown Scorer

He’s a longshot but after catching a TD last week, anything can happen in these kind of games.

Odds = $11.00

Super Bowl Player Prop Value Bets

Value Bet – Rashid Shaheed 30+ Receiving Yards

He’s the deep threat for Sam Darnold and that showed up last week when he caught a 51 yard pass to open the game. So he could easily get this total in one big play.

Odds = $2.45

Value Bet – Mack Hollins 40+ Receiving Yards

Mack is back from injury and caught both targets last week for 51 yards. Should be better conditions for Maye to throw the ball to Hollins in this matchup too.

Odds = $2.70

Value Bet – Jaxon Smith-Njigba 9+ Receptions

One of the toughest receivers to cover in the NFL and comes off 10 catches last week. He has 9+ catches in 2 of his last 4 games.

Odds = $3.30

Value Bet – Rhamondre Stevenson 70+ Rushing Yards

He’s coming off 71 rushing yards last game and also had 70 against the Texans previously. In both of those games, he’s carried the ball over 15 times so the volume is there to get over this mark again. Seattle also gave up 5.2 rushing yards per carry last week against the Rams.

Odds = $3.60

New England Patriots (14-3) at Denver Broncos (14-3)

The Pats roll into Denver on a hot streak – winning 5 straight games. In the playoffs, their defence has been relentless after a 16-3 win over the Chargers and 28-16 over the Texans last week. In cold and snowy conditions last game, the Pats defence rattled Stroud for 4 interceptions and 5 turnovers overall. Expect more of the same when they take on former Patriot and backup QB Jarrett Stidham.

On offence, Drake Maye has struggled with turnovers throughout the playoffs, but he still managed 3 passing touchdowns last week in tough conditions. Highlighted by a one hand catch by Kayshon Boutte to basically seal the win. Maye will need to control his turnovers in Denver and it will be another tough challenge on the road this time. They’ve played both playoff games in Foxborough, so the trip to Mile High will be a lot different.

After a bye week as the #1 seed, the Broncos came out at home and survived an epic battle with the Bills in OT – winning 33-30. But the win was soured by a season-ending injury to starting QB Bo Nix. He played well against the Bills, tossing 3 touchdowns and leading the team in rushing. So they’ll rely on QB Jarrett Stidham to get the job done in the biggest game of his career thus far.

Overall, Denver have been really tough to beat at home this season, losing just 1 game in 9 home games. But like the Pats, their defence is a key strength. They allow just 18 points per game and took away 2 interceptions and 3 forced fumbles against Buffalo. New England has struggled with giving up turnovers, so the Denver defence will be bringing the pressure.

Leg #1 – Denver Broncos +5.5

Sure, Denver will miss Bo Nix but I think their defence is good enough to keep this game close throughout the AFC Championship. They’re also 9-1 at home and have won 14 of their last 15 games. As an underdog, they’ve covered in 4 of their last 5. New England haven’t played on the road in the playoffs yet and Drake Maye hasn’t looked great when the pressure is on in the pocket.

Leg #2 – Rhamondre Stevenson Anytime Touchdown Scorer

Stevenson is built for the playoffs, and while he hasn’t enjoyed success in TD’s, this could be the week. Last week, Stevenson carried the ball 16 times for 70 yards and averaged 4.4 yds per carry.

Leg #3 – Courtland Sutton 45+ Receiving Yards

Stidham will likely lean on Sutton as his favourite target. He comes off 53 yards against the Bills and has gone over 45+ yards in 3 of his last 5 games.

Same Game Multi

Denver Broncos +5.5 / Rhamondre Stevenson Anytime Touchdown Scorer / Courtland Sutton 45+ Receiving Yards = $7.50

Value Leg – Stefon Diggs Anytime Touchdown Scorer

Diggs had 6 targets last week and that resulted in 4 catches, 40 yards and a TD. Denver’s defence gave up 3 passing touchdowns last week and 2 of those were to wide receivers.

Denver Broncos +5.5 / Rhamondre Stevenson Anytime Touchdown Scorer / Courtland Sutton 45+ Receiving Yards / Stefon Diggs Anytime Touchdown Scorer = $26.00

Los Angeles Rams (12-5) at Seattle Seahawks (14-3)

The Rams survived another close playoff game last week, outlasting the Bears 20-17 in Chicago. They leaned on the running game in tough conditions with Kyren Williams rushing for 87 yards and finding the endzone twice. Stafford struggled in the conditions with 4 sacks and under 50% passing completion rate. But he has played well against the Seahawks this season.

On defence, the Rams got 3 interceptions and will be looking for a similar gameplan against Sam Darnold. But they will need to fix up their run defence against Walker after struggling against the Bears last game.

The Seahawks head into the NFC Championship as the favourites on their home turf. They dismantled a fellow NFC West rival last week, thrashing the 49ers 41-6. They should expect a tougher challenge against the Rams though. The key was a quick start, they scored 17 pts in the first quarter and Kenneth Walker had fun in junk time, getting 3 rushing TD’s.

Seattle’s defence also owned the 49ers, allowing 0 touchdowns and a second half shutout. The Seattle D also forced 3 turnovers – 2 fumbles and 1 interception. They gave up 37 pts against the Rams last time and they’ll be looking to improve this time.

Leg #1 – Over 44.5

Both teams like to score points and rank inside the top 3 in the NFL for points scored this season. In the last matchup at this stadium, the result was an epic 38-37 contest that easily went over the total. In the Rams last 8 games, the Over is 7-1 too. They’re also strong against the Over on the road, going 6-1 in their last 7 road games.

Leg #2 – Matthew Stafford 250+ Passing Yards

Stafford comes off a rare 0 passing touchdown day – his first of the season. But he was still able to get past 250 passing yards in tough snowy conditions. He should enjoy better throwing conditions in Seattle. He’s also gone over 250 passing yards in both playoff wins and hasn’t gone under 250 pass yards since Dec 1.

Leg #3 – Kenneth Walker Anytime Touchdown Scorer

With Zach Charbonnet out for the season, Kenneth Walker gets to be the main back and it’s fair to say, he enjoyed it last week. In the win over the 49ers, he had 19 carries, 116 yards and 3 rushing TD’s. In an expected shootout between the Rams and Seahawks, Walker should get plenty of chances to punch in more TD’s.

Same Game Multi

Over 44.5 / Matthew Stafford 250+ Passing Yards / Kenneth Walker Anytime Touchdown Scorer = $3.30

Value Leg – Kenneth Walker 100+ Rushing Yards

As mentioned, Charbonnet is gone for the season and Seattle will likely lean on the running game behind Walker. He comes off 116 yards last week at home. The Rams defence also allowed 160 rushing yards last week.

Over 44.5 / Matthew Stafford 250+ Passing Yards / Kenneth Walker Anytime Touchdown Scorer / Kenneth Walker 100+ Rushing Yards = $6.50

Los Angeles Rams (12-5) at Chicago Bears (11-6)

The Rams come off a huge 34-31 win over the Panthers on the road in the playoffs last week. Matty Stafford was in MVP form again with 3 passing TD’s and continued his connection with Puka. Nacua finished with 111 receiving yards, 10 catches and a score. On defence, they weren’t super impressive after giving up 31 pts to a team with a losing record so that will be an area to fix up against the Bears. But they did get a few turnovers.

After falling behind 21-3, the Bears rallied in the 4th quarter with 25 pts to seal a massive win for the long-suffering Chicago fans. Bears QB Caleb Williams tossed 2 touchdowns and finished with 361 passing yards. His favourite target was TE Colston Loveland with 137 yards and 8 catches. DJ Moore also found the endzone. On defence, they gave up 4 passing touchdowns and can’t afford the same against Stafford.

Leg #1 – Over 45.5

The betting trends are liking a high scoring affair this Monday. The Over is now a perfect 7-0 when the Rams are playing and also 6-0 when they play on the road.

Leg #2 – Matthew Stafford 275+ Passing Yards

Stafford finished with 304 passing yards in last week’s playoff win. He ranks 1st in the NFL for passing yards this season and the Bears aren’t great at defending QB’s like Stafford. Highlighted by giving up 323 yards against Jordan Love last week.

Leg #3 – Puka Nacua Anytime Touchdown Scorer

Puka caught the first TD of the game last week against the Panthers in just 5 minutes. He ranks 6th in the NFL for receiving TD’s last week and the Bears allowed 4 passing TD’s last week.

Same Game Multi

Over 45.5 / Matthew Stafford 275+ Passing Yards / Puka Nacua Anytime Touchdown Scorer = $3.80

Value Leg – DJ Moore Anytime Touchdown Scorer

Moore had 6 catches and 7 targets last week, including a TD catch. He’s caught a TD in 3 of his last 5 games as well.

Over 45.5 / Matthew Stafford 275+ Passing Yards / Puka Nacua Anytime Touchdown Scorer / DJ Moore Anytime Touchdown Scorer = $10.50

Houston Texans (12-5) at New England Patriots (14-3)

The Texans were far too strong for the Steelers last week in the 30-6 victory. Their defence has been a key strength all season and they showed up in the playoffs. They didn’t allow a TD for the entire game and produced a second half shut-out. While on offence, Christian Kirk went into beast mode with 144 yards and a score. With Nico Collins struggling with a concussion, they’ll need to reconnect against the Patriots.

The Patriots ended their playoff drought with an equally impressive defensive performance against the Chargers. Like the Texans, the Pats didn’t concede a TD and conceded 0 points in the second half. Pats QB Drake Maye had a solid playoff debut. He actually led the team in rushing, the highlight being a 37 yard run. But would like to clean up the turnovers (2) and sacks (5).

Leg #1 – Under 43.5

The Under looks to be a great bet between two teams that love to play defence. Last week, both sides didn’t concede a point in the 2nd half, so I’ll be expecting a grinding playoff matchup. The Under has also saluted in all of the last 5 games when the Texans are playing on the road.

Leg #2 – Houston Texans +6.5

The Texans to cover looks like a good bet as well. They’ve now won 10 straight games and come to New England as the hottest team in the NFL. They also have a solid record against the Pats, covering in 5 of the last 6 meetings. This should be a close game, probably decided by a field goal.

Leg #3 – Rhamondre Stevenson 35+ Rushing Yards

Stevenson rushed for 53 yards last week in a playoff game and has gone over 35+ rushing yards in 6 straight games.

Same Game Multi

Under 43.5 / Houston Texans +6.5 / Rhamondre Stevenson 35+ Rushing Yards = $5.00

Value Leg – Hunter Henry Anytime Touchdown Scorer

Henry looks excellent value to get into the endzone again. He caught an impressive throw by Maye last week for a TD. In his last 4 games, he’s caught a TD pass in 3 of them.

Under 43.5 / Houston Texans +6.5 / Rhamondre Stevenson 35+ Rushing Yards / Hunter Henry Anytime Touchdown Scorer = $18.00

San Francisco 49ers (12-5) at Seattle Seahawks (14-3)

The 49ers are riding high after upsetting the Super Bowl champs in Philly last week, 23-19. Christian McCaffrey continued his impressive season with over 100 all purpose yards and 2 receiving TD’s. QB Brock Purdy tossed 2 passing touchdowns and Jauan Jennings also found McCaffrey in the endzone on the back of a great play design. The defensive performance, keeping the Eagles to just 19 pts, will also give them confidence in keeping the Seahawks firepower in check.

Seattle will get to prove itself as one of the best teams in the league when they host the 49ers this week. They took out the #1 seed in the NFC and they were the top defensive team in the NFL based on points allowed (17.2). But their offence is just as good, averaging 28.4 points per game and Sam Darnold comes off a 25 TD season. Jaxon Smith-Njigba was his favourite target and finished with 1793 yards / 10 TDs.

Leg #1 – San Francisco 49ers +10.5

This divisional playoff matchup should be a close one and that gives the 49ers a good chance of covering. They’re now 7-1 ATS in their last 8 games and have covered in all of their last 5 road games. While at this venue, they’ve covered the line in 4 of their last 5 and beat the Seahawks here back in Week 1,

Leg #2 – Christian McCaffrey Anytime Touchdown Scorer

McCaffrey found the endzone twice last week with 2 receiving TD’s against the Eagles. So, he offers a good price to punch one in.

Leg #3 – Jaxon Smith-Njigba 80+ Receiving Yards

Smith-Njigba leads the NFL in receiving yards (1793) and finished off the season in style. He had 84 yards against the 49ers in Week 18 and went over 80 yards in 4 of his last 5 games.

Same Game Multi

San Francisco 49ers +10.5 / Christian McCaffrey Anytime Touchdown Scorer / Jaxon Smith-Njigba 80+ Receiving Yards = $3.60

Value Leg – Zach Charbonnet 60+ Rushing Yards

Charbonnet finished off the season in some of his best form. He rushed for 110 yards against the Panthers on 18 carries. Then he followed that up with 74 yards against this 49ers defence.

San Francisco 49ers +10.5 / Christian McCaffrey Anytime Touchdown Scorer / Jaxon Smith-Njigba 80+ Receiving Yards / Zach Charbonnet 60+ Rushing Yards = $11.00

Buffalo Bills (12-5) at Denver Broncos (14-3)

The Bills took down the Jaguars 27-24 in a massive road playoff win last week and they’ll look to repeat the same dose when they head to Mile High. Josh Allen was excellent down the stretch and finished with 2 rushing TD’s along with 273 passing yards and no turnovers. Khalil Shakir was his favourite target with 12 catches from 12 targets. On defence, the Bills got a match-winning interception on the last drive and they’ll be looking to force similar mistakes from Bo Nix.

The Broncos are the #1 seed in the AFC and come off a well earned week off. They easily won the division with a 14-3 record, mainly behind their elite defence. They ranked 3rd in the NFL for points allowed (18.3 ppg) and were strong against both the run and pass. So that will be a key factor when they face the likes of Josh Allen and Cook.

Leg #1 – Josh Allen Anytime Touchdown Scorer

When the Bills get near the endzone, they’ll be giving the ball to Josh Allen – no doubt about it. In back to back games, he’s had 2 rushing TDs and that bodes well for this matchup as well.

Leg #2 – Khalil Shakir 50+ Receiving Yards

Shakir had an impressive connection with Josh Allen last week and let’s hope that continues. He finished with 82 receiving yards and has a season high of 110 against the Texans back in November.

Leg #3 – RJ Harvey 50+ Rushing Yards

One of the Bills weaknesses is their run defence and the Broncos should take full advantage via RJ Harvey. He has a ceiling of 75 yards this season against the Raiders this season. He’s also gone over 50 yards in 3 of his last 5 games.

Same Game Multi

Josh Allen Anytime Touchdown Scorer / Khalil Shakir 50+ Receiving Yards / RJ Harvey 50+ Rushing Yards = $5.00

Value Leg – Dalton Kincaid Anytime Touchdown Scorer

Kincaid comes off catching a TD last week and he’s at nice odds to repeat against the Broncos.

Houston Texans (12-5) at Pittsburgh Steelers (10-7)

The Texans head into the playoffs as the hottest team in the NFL after 9 straight wins. Their key strength is definitely the defence – allowing just 17 points per game, which ranks them 2nd in the NFL. They’re great against the pass and run, which will be a key factor against Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers attack. They can also score points, averaging 23.8 points per game (13th) and that’s despite starting QB C.J Stroud missing a few games in the middle of the season.

The Steelers ended the season with a 4-1 record in their last 5 games and after a last second missed field goal last week, they held on to win the AFC North division. So, they’ll get the benefit of playing at home, where they have their last 2 games. They also get leading WR DK Metcalf back from suspension and Rodgers will be happy with that.

Leg #1 – Under 40.5

Overall, the Texans are 12-6 against the Under this season as their defence has been tough to score against. The low-scoring trend should also continue into the playoffs. Pittsburgh also has a strong record against the Under, going 10-5 in their last 15 against the AFC and they usually start slowly in the 1st half.

Leg #2 – C.J. Stroud 225+ Passing Yards

CJ should take advantage of a Steelers D that has given up 243 passing yards per game, ranking them 29th in the NFL. Stroud has also gone over this mark in 2 of his last 4 games.

Leg #3 – Nico Collins 70+ Receiving Yards

If Stroud goes over 225+ passing yards, most of that will be via Nico Collins. He’s ranked inside the top 10 for receiving yards this season and has beaten 70+ yards in 3 of his last 5 games.

Same Game Multi

Under 40.5 / C.J. Stroud 225+ Passing Yards / Nico Collins 70+ Receiving Yards = $5.40

Value Leg – Kenny Gainwell Anytime Touchdown Scorer

Gainwell is a dual-threat ATS target for the Steelers. He punched in a rushing TD last week and also had a season high 8 receptions.

C.J. Stroud 225+ Passing Yards / 2nd / 3rd / 4th = $16.00

Los Angeles Chargers (11-6) at New England Patriots (14-3)

The Chargers had a rocky end to the season with 2 straight defeats and starting QB Justin Herbert is playing with a broken hand. So that will make things very interesting. They did have a strong road record, winning 5 of 8, so that should give them some confidence. If Herbert is limited in the pass game, they’ll look to their running game which has had success this season.

The Pats are back into the playoffs as AFC East champs and will look to continue the momentum into the playoffs at home against the Chargers. Drake Maye had an MVP-type season, leading the Patriots to 28.8 points per game, and they rank in the top 4 for passing yards. But their running game is also strong, between the speed of Henderson and the strength of Stevenson. The defence has also been dominant under Mike Vrabel. They allow just 18 points per game and rank inside the top 10 for both passing and rushing yards allowed.

Leg #1 – Under 47.5

The trends are pointing towards a low-scoring playoff game. The Chargers have an injured QB and will likely lean on the running game. The Under has also gone 4-1 in their last 5 games and they have struggled in Foxborough, losing 3 of their last 15. New England has a solid defence and should also look to run the ball, which should keep the scoreline under 47.5

Leg #2 – TreVeyon Henderson 50+ Rushing Yards

Henderson has big play ability and could rattle off 50+ rushing yards in one play if he finds a hole in the Chargers defence. He’s also gone over 50+ yards in 4 of his last 5 games.

Leg #3 – Drake Maye 200+ Passing Yards

Maye is coming off an impressive second season in the NFL and should be able to get past 200+ pass yards in his first playoff game. He comes off beating 200+ passing yards in 3 of his last 5 games and he ranks 4th in the NFL for total passing yards this season.

Same Game Multi

Under 47.5 / TreVeyon Henderson 50+ Rushing Yards / Drake Maye 200+ Passing Yards = $8.00

Value Leg – Rhamondre Stevenson Anytime Touchdown Scorer

Stevenson has scored 4 rushing TD’s and 2 receiving TD’s in back to back games. He offers great value to get into the endzone.

Under 47.5 / TreVeyon Henderson 50+ Rushing Yards / Drake Maye 200+ Passing Yards / Rhamondre Stevenson Anytime Touchdown Scorer = $21.00

Green Bay Packers (9-7-1) at Chicago Bears (11-6)

The Packers are limping into the playoffs on the back of 4 straight losses. That includes a 22-16 overtime loss against the Bears. But that could just give them enough motivation to get revenge in a win or go home playoff game. Injuries to the QB position have been the major issue, but there is good news – starting QB Jordan Love will be back under centre for this crucial matchup. One of the areas that the Packers can exploit is the Bears defence, which is allowing 24 points per game. With weapons like Jacobs and Watson, the Packers will be looking to take full advantage.

The Bears are going for their first playoff win since 2010 and have been impressive throughout the season. Their running game has been a key strength behind the one-two punch of Swift and Monangai. As such, they rank 3rd in the NFL for rushing yards per game. QB Caleb Williams is ranked inside the top 10 for passing yards and touchdowns too. He’s thrown 2 passing TD’s in 5 straight games as well.

Leg #1 – Chicago Bears +3.5

Starting things off with a safe bet – the Bears to cover by a field goal. They head into this playoff game as a very strong home team, winning 6 of their last 7 in Chicago. They’re also 10-5 ATS in their last 15 games. Green Bay have covered in just 1 of their last 5 games and come into the playoffs with a lot of question marks.

Leg #2 – Caleb Williams 200+ Passing Yards

200+ Passing Yards looks like a safe mark for Bears QB Caleb Williams. He’s hit the 200+ passing yards market in 4 straight games and passed for 250 yds in his last matchup with Green Bay at this stadium.

Leg #3 – Josh Jacobs Anytime Touchdown Scorer

Jacobs scored a TD in his last game against the Bears and has 13 rushing TD’s this season, ranking him 4th in the NFL. When the Packers get into the redzone, they’ll be looking for Jacobs to punch it in.

Same Game Multi

Chicago Bears +3.5 / Caleb Williams 200+ Passing Yards / Josh Jacobs Anytime Touchdown Scorer = $5.00

Value Leg – Christian Watson 70+ Receiving Yards

Watson has had a strong season for the Pack and 70+ yards looks like a great value bet. He comes off 113 yards against the Ravens and has hit the 70+ mark in 3 of his last 5 games.

Chicago Bears +3.5 / Caleb Williams 200+ Passing Yards / Josh Jacobs Anytime Touchdown Scorer / Christian Watson 70+ Receiving Yards = $10.00