Steelers vs. Chiefs Betting Preview – AFC Divisional Playoffs

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14 January, 2017

Steelers vs. Chiefs Betting Preview – AFC Divisional Playoffs

We have your Steelers vs. Chiefs betting preview below for Sunday night’s AFC Divisional Playoffs. This game has been moved to the evening due to severe winter weather that was occurring earlier in the day. LIVE IN-PLAY WAGERING is available right up to the final minute of play for this game.

PIT STEELERS +1.5 o44 +105

KC CHIEFS -1.5 u44 -125

The smallest pointspread of the 4 NFL Divisional Playoff games this weekend is on the Pittsburgh Steelers at Kansas City Chiefs game , on Sunday, Jan 15th, on NBC.

The Chiefs are listed as 1.5-point home favorites in a rematch from a game earlier this season that the Steelers won 43-14 at home in Week 4.

The Chiefs are a much different team now as they have a playmaker on offense in Tyreek Hill and a stout defense, and that’s the story that this line tells.

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