What is the Opening Line on the Bucs vs. Saints Playoff Game?

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What is the Opening Line on the Bucs vs. Saints Playoff Game?

The Saints open as a -4 point home favorite Sunday versus the Bucs in their Division Round Playoff game.

Tom Brady threw for 381 yards and two touchdowns to lead Tampa Bay past Washington 31-23 in their NFC wild-card game Saturday night for their first playoff victory since the 2002 season.

“Certainly a lot to improve on, but great to get a win,” a self-criticizing Brady said. “If you could win 100-0, it’s going to be the same result in the end. You’d love to play great every game. I think it’s good to win and advance.”

The Saints covered a -10.5 spread beating the Bears 21-9 to advance to 3rd meeting with Tampa Bay.

The Saints pay $700 for every $100 bet to win the Super Bowl, the Bucs pay $1000.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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