Evan Abrams highlights that when opponents score 21 points or more against the Bills, Buffalo is just 4-22 against the spread since 2022, the worst mark in the NFL. This supports a bet on the Ravens' team total over 21 points, as reaching that threshold not only increases the likelihood of Baltimore covering the spread but also exploits Buffalo's defensive weakness.

Evan Abrams suggested betting on Jalen Hurts to lead the playoffs in rushing touchdowns at 12:1 odds. He mentioned that Hurts' ability to score multiple rushing touchdowns in a game could make him the leader by the end of the round.

Evan Abrams agreed with betting on the Commanders +9.5, supporting the pick with stats showing playoff underdogs covering when they score 17 or more points.

Evan Abrams highlighted that Travis Kelce has had at least 5 receptions in 14 straight playoff games, the longest streak since the merger, and suggests Kelce could continue this trend.

Evan Abrams suggested an 'accordion' bet, taking Houston at multiple point spreads (e.g., +4.5, +6.5, +7.5) and pairing each with the Chiefs Moneyline. He believes the Chiefs are unlikely to blow out the Texans and that Houston could cover these spreads even if trailing, making this a profitable strategy.

Evan Abrams recommended betting on Lamar Jackson at 125 to 1 odds to lead in postseason rushing yards, considering his potential to accumulate yards if the Ravens advance and he continues to be the focal point of the offense.

Evan Abrams advised betting on Joe Mixon at 85 to 1 odds to lead in postseason rushing yards, noting that Mixon is only 70 yards behind Derrick Henry and could surpass him if the Bengals advance by beating Kansas City.

Evan Abrams recommended betting on Travis Kelce to lead in postseason receiving touchdowns, although he cautioned that increased involvement from other tight ends like Noah Gray may impact Kelce's target share.

Evan Abrams recommended betting on Jalen Hurts at 12 to 1 odds to lead in postseason rushing touchdowns, considering his rushing ability and potential for advancing in playoffs.

Evan Abrams agreed that James Cook is a good bet at 7 to 1 odds to lead in postseason rushing touchdowns, especially if the Bills advance and Derrick Henry is eliminated.

Evan Abrams advised betting on Jalen Hurts to score an anytime touchdown at -115 odds against the Los Angeles Rams. He highlighted that Hurts has scored 14 rushing touchdowns in 15 games this year, scoring in 10 of those 15 games. Over his last 43 games, Hurts has scored a rushing touchdown in 29 games (67%), which suggests the odds should be around -200. Thus, at -115, he believes the bet offers strong value.

Evan Abrams suggested investing in Jalen Hurts' playoff rushing touchdown futures. He noted that Hurts has scored five rushing touchdowns in three games during his previous Super Bowl run. He recommends bets such as Hurts to score three rushing touchdowns in the playoffs at +650 odds, four or more at 19 to 1, and betting on Hurts as the postseason touchdown leader at 15 to 1 odds. Given the Eagles' favorable matchups in the next rounds and Hurts' historical playoff performance, he believes these bets offer good value.

Evan Abrams recommended betting over on Jalen Hurts' rushing attempts set at 10 against the Los Angeles Rams. He expects Hurts to run frequently in this game, matching or exceeding that number.

Evan Abrams advised against betting the over on Saquon Barkley's rushing attempts or yards. He noted that Barkley's rushing line is set at 22 attempts and 113.5 yards, which is a high number to reach, even though he has projected him higher than that. He considers these lines too high for a confident bet.

Evan Abrams highlighted that when opponents score 21 points or more against the Bills, Buffalo is just 4-22 against the spread since 2022, the worst mark in the NFL. He suggests that this trend supports betting on the Ravens to score over 21 points and possibly winning in a shootout due to the Bills' defensive struggles against higher-scoring opponents.

Evan Abrams highlighted Bo Nix's impressive performance with 9 touchdowns and 1 interception in his last three games. Bo Nix finished the year 12-5 ATS as a rookie, making him the most profitable quarterback against the spread. With confidence high, Denver could be a strong bet against Buffalo with the spread at 8.5.

Evan Abrams pointed out that Baker Mayfield is 6-0 straight up but 1-5 against the spread when closing as a double-digit favorite, suggesting bettors should avoid backing Baker in such situations against the spread.

Evan Abrams noted that Matthew Stafford thrives when facing the Vikings' blitz, highlighting that Stafford had four touchdowns and one interception against Minnesota previously with no sacks, suggesting Stafford could have another strong performance.