While we wait for Pittsburgh and Cleveland to put a bow on Week 17, let's take a quick look ahead and see what the lines are for the coming week as we wrap up the regular season. This spread has shot up quite a bit as it's now Chiefs following Kansas City's loss to the Bengals , which saw them fall out of the No. The Chiefs will now likely need to play this game at full speed to give themselves a chance at moving back up in the conference standings and earning that first-round bye along with home-field advantage, so that is likely the root cause for why this number jumped as much as it did.
Not only will K. Dallas came out flat in Sunday's loss to the Cardinals and lost a chance at jumping up to the No. With the division clinched, there may not be too much for Dallas to play for other than possibly jumping up from the No. That could be part of the reason why this number has ticked down a half-point to Cowboys The Eagles have also secured a playoff spot, so they may be looking to rest some starters as well.
The Packers don't have much of anything to play for after they clinched the No. The Lions have been a scrappy team all season with a ATS record that includes a ATS mark at home, making them an attractive look in this final slate. Indy is currently in the playoffs but does not have a playoff spot clinched at the moment, which means they'll likely not rest their starters in this game against Jacksonville.
Because of this, the spread has jumped tremendously to Colts While that may seem like a massive number, the Jaguars had a similar spread going into their Week 17 matchup with the Patriots and were blown out by 40 points. Meanwhile, Jacksonville has failed to cover in its last seven games. This spread has ticked up to Washington The Giants lost their fifth game in a row and were unable to score double digits for the third time over that stretch as they fell to the Bears , Mike Glennon threw for just 24 yards in the loss to go along with two interceptions.
The addition of the 17th game therefore pushes the start of the playoffs back one week in January and Super Bowl LVI will take place on the second Sunday of February. Three of those games were played on Saturday and the remaining three took place on Sunday. The format is slightly different this year. Two of the Wild Card games will be played on Saturday, three will be played on Sunday and there will be one Monday evening game. The first NFL Playoff game kicks off at p.
Check out the full Wild Card weekend schedule below:. Dave Butz. Dwight Stone. Darryl Talley. Monte Coleman. John Kidd.
Ray Crockett. Vonnie Holliday. Domata Peko. Calais Campbell. Pat Fischer. Kevin Gogan. Dave Krieg. Steve McMichael. Mark Moseley. Aaron Rodgers. Todd Steussie. Henry Thomas.
Bruce Armstrong. Karlos Dansby. Jeff Gossett. Brian Hansen. Rodney Holman. Rian Lindell. Willie McGinest. Roman Phifer. Trace Armstrong. Earnest Byner. Jeff Dellenbach. Jay Feely. Drew Hill. Johnathan Joseph. Jeff Saturday. Reggie Wayne. Ed West. Chris Bahr. Matt Birk. Fred Cox. Antoine Bethea. Terrell Buckley. Matt Hasselbeck. Keenan McCardell. Brad Meester. Jessie Tuggle.
Raymond Clayborn. Chris Gray. Harold Jackson. Brian Jennings. Marvcus Patton. Kelvin Pritchett. Len Rohde. Bryant Young. Marco Coleman. Howard Cross. Eugene Daniel. Joe Mixon 5. Devin Singletary 6. Clyde Edwards-Helaire 7. Ezekiel Elliott 8. Sony Michel 9. Elijah Mitchell James Conner Josh Jacobs Najee Harris Miles Sanders Damien Harris Dillon Chase Edmonds Darrel Williams Tony Pollard Rhamondre Stevenson Jordan Howard Ke'Shawn Vaughn Boston Scott D'Onta Foreman Cam Akers Brandon Bolden Eno Benjamin Le'Veon Bell Ronald Jones Jerick McKinnon Kenneth Gainwell Running back has the most injuries to monitor when you factor in missed time recently for guys like Fournette, Henry, Edwards-Helaire, Conner, Edmonds and Sanders.
Most are reportedly fine for the postseason, but keep an eye on their status prior to building your team. Someone like Williams could be awesome if Edwards-Helaire isn't ready for the wild-card round against the Steelers. I ranked these guys with the expectation of how many games they could play relative to their production.
Fournette, if healthy, could get three games, and we saw how good he was this year before suffering a hamstring injury in Week And the hope is Henry, who is expected back for the divisional round, will be healthy after missing the final nine games of the regular season with a foot injury. However, if you like the 49ers to beat the Cowboys, then Mitchell should be ranked higher, and the same goes for any other upsets you might expect. Davante Adams 2. Cooper Kupp 3.
Tyreek Hill 4. Mike Evans 5. Stefon Diggs 6. Ja'Marr Chase 7. Brown 8. Tee Higgins 9. Deebo Samuel Amari Cooper
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