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They don’t call it Wild Card Weekend for nothing. We’ve already seen back-to-back Pick 6s in Houston and an eighty-point shootout in Dallas, but tonight we bear witness to one of the rarest of NFL occurrences: two Monday Night Football Wild Card Games!
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Below, we’ll break down Monday night’s matchups. But first, we’ll cover how to use our exclusive ESPN BET promo code to net a cool $150 bonus.
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The Eagles & Buccaneers Wrap Up Wild Card Weekend in Tampa
Monday’s evening matchup features two NFL teams who qualified for the playoffs in entirely different manners, one suffering from a catastrophic, late-season backslide and the other caught in a yearlong, start-and-stop sputter that ultimately became a division title.
After going 10-1 to open the season, the Eagles have lost five of their last six games, went 1-4 in games as favorites, and failed to cover the spread in all six outings. Their Over/Under record could only be described as consistently inconsistently, with the Eagles going OVER in three out of their final six games after doing so in five of their first eleven.
In head-to-head matchups, the Eagles have lost four of their last five against the Bucs. But the good news? They’re 1-0 when it’s Jalen Hurts vs. Baker Mayfield in Tampa Bay! That lone win came earlier this season of course, during Philly’s strong start, so it remains to be seen if the Eagles can recreate that early season magic.
The Week 3 loss to the Eagles was the only blemish on a 3-1 start for the Bucs, only to be followed by a 1-6 record that seemingly doomed their season. However, a 5-1 turnaround over their last six games clinched the NFC South for Tampa Bay in the final week of the season.
That late surge maintained the Bucs’ season-long consistency for bettors, posting an overall ATS record of 11-6 while staying UNDER in 11 of 17 games.
Here’s how the betting line currently looks for Monday night’s matchup:
Odds may change before kickoff.
For a deeper dive into the game’s storylines and season-long betting trends for both teams, take a look at our Eagles-Buccaneers prediction.
Now that you’ve learned all there is to know about who you’ll be betting on, you can now claim our $150 bonus from ESPN BET!
Postponed Steelers-Bills Game Moved to Monday
Originally scheduled for 1:00pm ET on Sunday, extreme winter conditions in Buffalo forced the Steelers-Bills game to be postponed until Monday. The AFC matchup will now take place at 4:30pm ET / 1:30pm PT tonight with the location of the game still being Highmark Stadium.
Here’s how the betting lines are shaping up for this Monday afternoon matchup:
Odds may change before kickoff.
See our Steelers-Bills picks for a breakdown of all the betting lines and best bets before the Monday afternoon kickoff.
