Bills-Jaguars Wildcard Playoffs Game - What the Line Should Be

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6 January, 2018

Bills-Jaguars Wildcard Playoffs Game - What the Line Should Be

Gambling911.com resident bookmaker expert Tony Caliente breaks down the Bills-Jaguars Wildcard Playoffs game to determine if the line on this game is accurate.

The NFL Betting Power Ratings suggest a line of Jaguars -6 to -6.5. The overlay is by around 3 points here. The line has trended from -7 to -9 at some books with balanced action. I anticipate a Bills cover here.

Buffalo beat Jacksonville by six points at home last season but the Jaguars beat the Bills on their home field the year before.

Both teams enter the playoffs with nine covers though Buffalo went 9-6-1 Against The Spread winning three of their last four while Jacksonville limped into the Playoffs losing their last two following an impressive 7-1 run.

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- Tony Caliente, Gambling911.com

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