Here are the predictions for Sunday’s NFL championship games:
PACKERS (-3.5) over Buccaneers; More than 51.5
Bucs fans “arrived early,” who anticipated Tom Brady’s choice of Tampa Bay as their ideal home (no state income tax, a powerful incentive, a key to richly paid league stars), had faith in Brady’s ability to get to this point in the entire campaign and are anticipating considerable potential rewards at this point.
A relevant factor that remains prevalent is that it became apparent early on that Green Bay would be a potent NFC favorite, as long as Aaron Rodgers and his top countrymen maintained their solid form in the regular season to the point where they really achieved the home advantage. during the NFC playoffs.
These two significantly popular teams met at the start of the season in Tampa, where the Pack jumped to a 10-point lead, but was unable to keep up, as Rodgers had a rare day off. Weather conditions will be much more favorable for the Packers and Rodgers this time around, but we are looking at a projected high in 20s, after the main threat of snow has passed on Sunday morning. This can be considered unfavorable for the Bucs, but we saw Brady in many performances in inclement weather to be very apprehensive in supporting this underdog for climatic reasons alone in this location.
As good as Tampa’s frontline inner defense can be, they are facing one of the greatest masters of all time in Rodgers, who employs a pass clearance as fast as anyone currently seeing significant playing time in this league. Brady will need it all, as this is the Bucs’ third consecutive road game and the fifth in the last six matches, which is why owners and coaches place so much emphasis on getting the comfort of playing at home. As for those who want a projected photo of the time:
Green Bay’s attack, which also features RB Aaron Jones, is much more balanced than any of the remaining seasonal survivors. It’s not like Brady and Tampa were DOA if they had another one of their relatively slow starts, but Green Bay’s good behavior throughout this season has led him to win the field at home, and we hope the favorite will give Rodgers a chance clear of your second touch.
To choose: Packers, 31-23.
CHIEFS (-3) on accounts; More than 53.5
At the same time as the draft and subsequent QB Josh Allen’s constant development, smart football hosts feel that this is a game strictly losing to Buffalo, despite his road status. There is considerable justified concern about the modern wonder QB Patrick Mahomes, with his ouchy toe problem of even greater concern than his restriction at the beginning of the week under the concussion protocol. Mahomes remained limited in training until Thursday, but canceled the protocol on Friday and declared that he will play, although there are still concerns about the absorption of another critical blow.
The public is in love with these bills, as the second half of the season was largely a showcase for Allen’s remarkable performance after another, along with his flashy receivers. The impressive performance of the quarterback is fun to watch, especially when a team makes a robust racing game to support it. That said, let’s commit to defending champions right now for the record, despite the past two months sustained by narrow non-covers. When Kansas City is hooked at the end of the day, they respond and keep their competition safe … and the performances that the Chiefs have performed must be good enough to cover Sunday, given the prevailing number, which is more reasonable than the normal rate in KC
We are wary of the public’s feverish reverence for the Bills, and although we are trying to continue chasing an NFL team looking to win consecutive Super Bowl titles … we don’t want to compromise with the under, given the explosive offensive talents on the pitch.
To choose: Chiefs, 31-24.
Last week: Sides: 2-2; Over / Under: 1-3
Decisive matches: Sides: 7-3; Over / Under: 5-5