welcome to the NFL individual betting tips for the Wild Card Round of the 2023 NFL Playoffs.
The fight for the Vince Lombardi trophy finally arrives and this opens interesting bets on performances of specific players to add extra fun to this round.
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NFL Wild Card 2023 Singles Betting Tips
RB Christian McCaffrey: Over 119.5 total yards (-115)
The Niners are great favorites in the NFC to win it all, for this they will have to beat the Seattle Seahawks in the first step, who arrive as a great victim with +9.5 points from Las Vegas. Christian McCaffrey is hungry for the Playoffs, he barely has a game in that instance and he had 101 passing yards, 16 rushing and a touchdown. CMC has passed 119.5 yards in 4 of the last 6 games, rushing for 108 yards against Seattle and had 30 more through the air in a 21-13 win.
In a game where a rookie QB debuts in the Playoffs, the main task is to establish the running game and limit errors. Seattle was the third-worst defense in the running game, allowing a total of 2,554 yards for an average of 150.2 yards per game.
Another interesting pick is that McCaffrey will score at least one touchdownand the runner strings six games scoring at least once.
RB Austin Ekeler: 51.5+ rushing yards (-110)
I really like this bet, Ekeler comes from a “bad” game with 34 yards, but the Chargers were already qualified and he had been sharing snaps to take care of him. Ekeler has passed for 51.5 yards in three of his last four games.
While in the game a shootout is expected. we know that Ekeler with his low center of gravity can get several yards on late carries, the running back averages 4.5 yards per carry, and while Jacksonville’s rush defense did a good job (in the top 12) we have a very good number. achievable to be Playoffs. Another attractive option is to sack Khalil Mack or Joey Bosa, I’d go with Bosa because he pays a little better.
QB Josh Allen: 1.5+ TD passes (-167)
He’s not the best odds, but I think there’s no safer play than Josh Allen throwing a couple of touchdowns against a Dolphins who will surely have trouble getting the ball. Allen has three games in a row throwing at least two touchdown passes, and the last time against the Dolphins he threw 4 (in the first game they lost he threw two).
It looks like it’s going to be a beating, which is why I think we have a tough game to predict in terms of performance, as the Bills could take their foot off the gas once victory is secured. Now, in case the game gets difficult, then Allen will have to use his arm more than expected.
Another pick that I like are James Cook rushing yardscurrently at 37.5 who could see several carries if the game is already decided early.
WR KJ Osborn: 3.5+ receptions (+100)
Three weeks ago the Giants fell victim to Justin Jefferson with 12 receptions, 133 yards and a touchdown, but since then he has only 53 yards in the last two games. Opponents have put more emphasis on Jefferson, and Kirk Cousins hasn’t had enough time to look for him: that’s where KJ has raised his hand.
In four of the last five games he has made at least five receptions, interestingly against the Giants he saw his lowest number with only 3, however, that day Jefferson was an automatic target. He doubts the same thing will happen in the playoffs and that’s where Osborn will be the unsung hero again.
There are two more picks that I like: Saquon Barkley with over 100 total yards y Daniel Jones with over 39.5 rushing yardsthe former because he needs a great game for his team to win and the latter because he has a tendency to break plays and pick up rushing yards.
Ravens vs. Bengals: Over 2.5 field goals scored (-175)
Tough matchup for AFC North. While it’s true that the Bengals are a better team, it’s hard to put my chips on a receiver with Joe Burrow’s great deck; It’s also hard to think of Joe Mixon going beyond 55 yards and just as hard to predict the Ravens’ game plan if we don’t know who the starting QB will be until the last moment.
What I do see is the best kicker in the league (Justin Tucker) and a Baltimore defense that will crack, but will try not to crack in the end zone: In their last duel last week both teams combined for 5 FG, which seems to me an ambitious number for it to be repeated. In case they are interested, pay +360 right now. Four achieved +160, but I think we should play it safe with three scored.
Another pick that I like is Joe Burrow will complete at least 25 passes y an interception for Tyler Huntley in case you play.
QB Dak Prescott: 21.5+ pass completions (-130)
Possibly the worst matchup of the week in terms of betting: both offenses are just as unpredictable, both defenses are good; To think that x and player are going to dominate seems crazy to me, but the truth is that I see several possessions for both teams, although yes, not so sustained thanks to the defenses.
Dak has topped 21 completions in four of his last five games, and the Bucs have allowed at least 21 completions in three of their last four games.
Another bet that I like is that Dak will throw an interception: Take seven games in a row with at least one delivery of this type.
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