NFL Picks & Parlay of the Weekend | Divisional Round

Our experts have carefully gone through all four Divisional Round matchups to build a parlay to help you win big at your favorite NFL betting sites. We will break down each leg below, giving you the odds and insights, you need to win big this weekend. 

Jordan Love over 250.5 passing yards | -115 at BetMGM Sportsbook

As good as the San Francisco defense is, they finished the season ranked fifteenth in the league against the pass (214.2 PPG). They can be vulnerable to good passing attacks, which is what Jordan Love and the Packers will be bringing to town.

Few quarterbacks have been better than Love over the last few weeks. He has thrown just one interception in his previous nine games and has completed more than 70% of his passes in three straight games. Combine that with an almost fully healthy Packers receiving corps, which boasts six wideouts that Love has connected well with. They are a young unit, but they have the depth and talent to take advantage of the Niners defense.

Baker Mayfield over 255.5 passing yards| -114 at BetMGM Sportsbook

This is our favorite bet of the entire weekend. Baker Mayfield was fantastic in their Wild Card win against the Eagles, throwing for 337 yards and three touchdowns. He finished the season putting up similar numbers, helping the Bucs capture the NFC South title and playoff spot. While he wasn’t good against the Lions back in October (206 yards), but both teams have changed a lot since one.

One of the biggest changes is the Lions defense, that went from elite to beatable over the course of the season. They have been awful against the pass, ranking twenty-seventh in yards allowed (247.4 YPG). With weapons like Mike Evans and Chris Godwin and a lackluster run game, we expect the Bucs to lean on the pass game, leading to another great showing from Baker.

Under 45.5 | -110 at BetMGM Sportsbook

This matchup features two teams that have not always lived up to their high expectations this season. The Bills offense can be electric, but they also struggle to hang on to the ball. They have come out flat in several games this season, and it almost cost them a playoff spot. While their defense remains solid, there is no reason to trust their offense against an elite Kansas City defense on Sunday.

The Chiefs offense has been broken this season. Their lack of pass catchers cost them some key games down the stretch, putting their AFC West title in jeopardy. While they beat a badly injured Dolphins defense at home last week, they won’t be able to replicate that on the road against a far-better Bills unit. They have the talent to cover Rashee Rice, limiting the damage Mahomes will do. The Chiefs may keep this close, but it won’t be because of their offense.