After an exciting 2024 regular season, the NFL is in for what should be an even more enthralling postseason that begins with a six-game Super Wild Card Weekend slate.
Below, LSR has a listing of the latest NFL betting odds from top sportsbooks, along with a quick-hitting betting preview for Wild Card Weekend games.
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Super Wild Card Weekend odds: Spreads, moneylines, totals
The latest NFL odds:
NFL Super Wild Card Weekend opening spreads, lines, totals
| Game | Spread | Moneyline | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Denver Broncos at Buffalo Bills | Bills -7.5 | Broncos +340 Bills -400 | |
| Green Bay Packers at Philadelphia Eagles | Eagles -3.5 | Packers +185 Eagles -185 | |
| Los Angeles Chargers at Houston Texans | Chargers -3 | Chargers -148 Texans +132 | |
| Pittsburgh Steelers at Baltimore Ravens | Ravens -8.5 | Steelers +375 Ravens -450 | |
| Washington Commanders at Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Buccaneers -3 | Commanders +136 Buccaneers -155 | |
Super Wild Card Weekend NFL odds and analysis
Los Angeles Chargers (-2.5) at Houston Texans (+2.5)
The Chargers roared into the postseason with an impressive 34-20 win over the Raiders in Week 18 that featured a pristine 346-yard, two-touchdown day from Justin Herbert and a career-best 13-186 line on 14 targets from Quentin Johnston. That entire side of the ball now looks completely comfortable in Greg Roman’s system and will face an intriguing challenge in the form of Houston’s aggressive defense.
The Texans were able to right their ship somewhat to close out the regular season after a mostly ugly last month, bouncing back from their 31-2 loss to the Ravens on Christmas Day with a 23-14 win over the Titans. C.J. Stroud and most of the front-line offensive players played one series they capped off with a touchdown, but they’ll be much more challenged to attack the Chargers’ talented secondary down two of the receivers they opened the season with (Stefon Diggs, Tank Dell) due to injury.
The Chargers are a stellar 5-1 ATS as road favorites this season, boasting an +11.5-point ATS +/- in that split. The Texans are 1-1 as home underdogs with a -10.8 ATS +/-.
This game opened with an over/under of 43.5 points.
Pittsburgh Steelers (+9.5) at Baltimore Ravens (-9.5)
The Steelers’ unpleasant finish to the season concluded with a 19-17 loss to the Bengals on Saturday night, Pittsburgh’s fourth consecutive loss. While Cincinnati was the only team that really had something to play for, but Pittsburgh’s passing game continued to look almost completely ineffective. Russell Wilson took four sacks versus a spotty Bengals defense, and he now has to have another encounter with a Ravens squad that took him down three times and picked him off once in a 34-17 loss for Pittsburgh in Week 16.
The Ravens had their shaky moments this season, but they looked ready to make some noise in the playoffs over the last month by winning four straight games to finish 12-5. Baltimore’s Lamar Jackson put together what could be considered another MVP-worthy campaign, while Derrick Henry gives Baltimore a weapon it hasn’t had in its recent playoff forays and punished the Steelers’ defense for 162 rushing yards three games ago.
The Steelers are 3-2 ATS as road underdogs this season, while the Ravens are 4-3-1 ATS as home favorites. The two teams sport respective 4-2 and 3-3 records against the number in division games.
This game opened with an over/under of 46.0 points.
Denver Broncos (+8.5) at Buffalo Bills (-8.5)
The third time was the charm for the Broncos, who were able to dismantle a Chiefs team full of reserves in Week 18 to punch their playoff ticket. While the caliber of competition Sunday has to be considered, there’s no questioning that Bo Nix doesn’t resemble a rookie in any sense and may therefore be ready to continue excelling in the postseason. Nix lit up KC for 321 yards and four touchdowns while adding 47 yards on seven rush attempts, and he’s complemented by an aggressive defense that should help mitigate a Buffalo playoff crowd.
The Bills will head into this matchup with well-founded confidence, considering their 13-4 record (which would almost certainly have been 14-3 had Buffalo been playing to win Week 18 against New England) and Josh Allen’s MVP-caliber season. Denver’s defense could present a challenge, and Nix and his weapons on that side of the ball could certainly have their moments versus a Buffalo defense that had some trouble slowing down the run at times this season. However, the Bills sported an 8-0 home record during the regular season, underscoring how tough Highmark Stadium is for visitors.
The Broncos were 4-3 this season against the number as road underdogs, while the Bills are 5-3 with an ATS +/- of +9.2 points as home favorites.
This game opened with an over/under of 47.0 points.
Green Bay Packers (+4.5) at Philadelphia Eagles (-4.5)
The Packers had an ultimately forgettable season finale at Lambeau Field, dropping a 24-22 decision on a last-second field goal and also losing Christian Watson until next season due to a torn ACL. Additionally, Jordan Love sustained a hit to his elbow that affected the feeling in his throwing hand and forced him from the game. Love may be forced to practice in limited fashion this week as a result, but he’s expected to be available for this game.
The Eagles rested all key players in Sunday’s finale against the Giants, including Jalen Hurts, who’s still progressing through concussion protocol. Philadelphia’s Saquon Barkley, A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith all got valuable down time after a long season and should therefore be refreshed for this rematch from Philadelphia’s Week 1 victory in Brazil.
The Packers are 2-0 ATS as road underdogs, while the Eagles are 4-4 against the number as home favorites and beat Green Bay by a 34-29 margin in Week 1.
The game has opened with an over/under of 46.5 points.
Washington Commanders (+3.5) at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-3.5)
The Commanders played to win Sunday against the Cowboys and succeeded in that goal, emerging with a 23-19 win. Washington did see Jayden Daniels emerge from the contest with a sore leg, but he shouldn’t have any issue suiting up for this high-stakes matchup. Tampa Bay did topple Washington by a 37-20 score in Daniels’ professional debut in Week 1, but the progress the second overall pick has made since then naturally makes that almost a moot point.
The Buccaneers likely won’t be able to get away with as slow a start as they had Sunday against the Saints, a win-and-in game they nevertheless trailed in by a 16-6 score at halftime. However, Baker Mayfield, Bucky Irving and Mike Evans were able to lead Tampa Bay back for the victory, but the Bucs’s secondary will have to be in top form to slow down Terry McLaurin, Olamide Zaccheaus and Zach Ertz, among others.
The Commanders are 2-2-1 ATS as road underdogs, albeit with an ATS +/- of +5.4 points. The Buccaneers are 3-2 versus the number as home favorites and recorded a 17-point win over Washington in Week 1.
The game has opened with an over/under of 50.5 points.
Minnesota Vikings (-2.5) at Los Angeles Rams (+2.5)
The Vikings couldn’t do their part in the second half of Sunday’s season-ending showdown against the Lions, losing the game – and by extension, the NFC North and conference’s No. 1 seed – by a 31-9 score. Sam Darnold particularly turned in a worrisome performance, but Justin Jefferson also underperformed with several drops and Jordan Addison had one catch for no gain. The offense will have an extra day to regroup before this tough road matchup, which will require them to be aggressive and efficient on offense, albeit in an easier defensive matchup.
The Rams gave Matthew Stafford, Kyren Williams, Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp the day off Sunday to afford them some much-needed rest, and Los Angeles’ solid second-unit offense nearly helped pull off a win anyhow, Jimmy Garoppolo’s 334-yard, two-touchdown performance does give Sean McVay peace of mind he has a viable option should Stafford suffer an injury in the postseason, but the Rams’ main group of playmakers should be raring to go in a game they’ll also have keep their foot on the gas throughout.
The Vikings are 3-2-1 ATS as road favorites, while the Rams are 4-2 versus the spread as a home underdog.
The game has opened with an over/under of 47.5 points.
