NFL Divisional Playoff Odds | Best Point Spreads, Moneylines, Totals

NFL divisional playoff odds are widely available, meaning bettors can get their wagers in for the matchups that are set, pending MNF. The headliner is Bills vs. Ravens on Sunday night. On the other end, the Chiefs kick off their title defense by opening against the Texans on Saturday afternoon. The NFC games are sandwiched in between.
NFL Playoff odds
Here is a look at updated NFL odds for divisional playoffs, with point spreads, moneylines, and totals available at betting apps near you.
Houston Texans at Kansas City Chiefs (-8.5)
After a dismal stretch run that saw Houston lose another key offensive weapon, the Texans surprised with a dominant 32-12 wild-card win over a Chargers team that had played much better in the last few weeks of the season. The defense stepped up with more interceptions (four) against Justin Herbert than he’d thrown all season (three). C.J. Stroud compiled 282 passing yards, his highest total since Week 8. However, Stroud now gets another tough matchup on the road against a Chiefs team that picked him off twice in a 27-19 victory in Week 16.
The Chiefs continued to get some welcome rest during Super Wild Card Weekend as the AFC’s No. 1 seed. Patrick Mahomes and several other key players should be much healthier. They haven’t played since Week 17. K.C. is unsurprisingly a solid home favorite, although it bears mentioning the defending champs were only 3-5 ATS at home, thanks to their penchant for close games.
The game has opened with an over/under of 41.5 points.
Washington Commanders at Detroit Lions (-8.5)
The Commanders continued their trend of exceeding expectations under the first-year duo of Dan Quinn and Jayden Daniels. They upended the Buccaneers in Tampa by a 23-20 score on Sunday night. Daniels showed plenty as a passer with 268 yards and two touchdowns, while the defense, which had struggled at times to do its fair share this season, stepped up with a solid performance. Naturally, the test gets exponentially tougher this week versus a well-rested Lions squad that is expected to get David Montgomery back from his knee injury.
A Montgomery return would indeed put the Lions’ offense at another level. Jahmyr Gibbs was already excelling down the stretch in Montgomery’s stead. However, the fresher he is, the better it is for Detroit’s chances of overwhelming an opponent with coordinator Ben Johnson’s creativity and aggression.
The game has opened with an over/under of 55.5 points.
Los Angeles Rams at Philadelphia Eagles (-6)
The Rams opened some eyes with their stellar play down the stretch of the regular season. But they downright demanded respect with their 27-9 win over the Vikings in Monday night’s relocated wild-card matchup. Los Angeles looked right at home in the Cardinals’ State Farm Stadium and delivered a perfectly balanced performance that featured efficient passing by Matthew Stafford, effective work on the ground by Kyren Williams, and a suffocating defensive effort that took Sam Darnold down nine times for a net loss of 82 yards.
The Eagles will, therefore, have to be prepared for a team that increasingly looks like one nobody wants to face. Philadelphia did what it had to do against the Packers in Sunday’s 22-10 wild-card home win. The game represented another low-volume passing day for Jalen Hurts (22 attempts) and another remarkable performance by Saquon Barkley (119 rushing yards and a forfeited long run at the end of the game in the interest of killing the clock). This may also be the game where A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith finally reemerge in prominent fashion. Philly may need to keep its foot on the gas versus Los Angeles.
The game has opened with an over/under of 44.5 points.
Baltimore Ravens (-1.5) at Buffalo Bills
The Ravens continued their impressive late-season push by knocking off the reeling Steelers, toppling their division rival for the second consecutive meeting. The Lamar Jackson-Derrick Henry duo ran roughshod, combining for 267 yards on the ground. A Lamar-Josh Allen showdown figures to be the talk of the divisional round. It’s likely a safe bet this game is a lot closer than the 35-10 Baltimore rout back in Week 4 at home.
That lopsided loss for Buffalo undoubtedly is playing at least a small part in this line. But the Bills are a markedly different team at this point. Not only has Allen gotten on a remarkable roll, but he’s also added veteran Amari Cooper as a weapon. James Cook also finished the season with more than 1,000 rushing yards and got the best of a dominant Denver defense in Sunday’s 31-7 wild-card win. He finished with 120 rushing yards and a touchdown on 23 carries.
The game has opened with an over/under of 51.5 points.
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How the NFL Playoff Odds are changing
Here is a look at how NFL divisional playoff odds are changing. The opening lines for NFL divisional odds are listed below.
Game | Point Spread | Moneyline | Total |
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Houston Texans at Kansas City Chiefs | Chiefs -7.5 (-115) | Texans +315 Chiefs -400 | 42.5 |
Washington Commanders at Detroit Lions | Lions -8.5 | Commanders +385 Lions -500 | 55.5 |
L.A. Rams at Philadelphia Eagles | Eagles -5.5 (-112) | Rams +220 Eagles -270 | 43.5 |
Baltimore Ravens at Buffalo Bills | Bills -1.5 (-102) | Ravens -108 Bills -108 | 51.5 |