Packers vs. Cardinals Prediction – 2016 NFL Divisional Playoffs

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Green Bay Packers at Arizona Cardinals – 8:15 pm (NBC)

Arizona Cardinals -7, total 50

The Arizona Cardinals are laying a TD at home on Saturday night as they host the Green Bay Packers. The Cardinals are the #2 seed in the AFC while the Packers are a Wild Card team coming off a win last week at Washington. The Packers and Cardinals met last month in Arizona and it was a 38-8 rout by Arizona. The Packers will have to protect Aaron Rodgers much better on Saturday if they are to have a chance as he was sacked eight times in the loss last month. The Cardinals have the better offense and the better defense and unless Arizona turns the ball over they should win.

ATS Stats

The Packers were 5-3 ATS on the road and they won and covered last week in Washington. Five of their nine games on the road went over. The Cardinals were just 3-5 ATS at home this season with four games going over and four going under.

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