The Ravens are favored on the road with a money line of -117 as they take on the Bills at 6:30 ET on Sunday, January 19th. The Bills’ money line odds are -102, and the point spread is very close, with the Ravens at -1. This AFC matchup is being televised on CBS, with the over/under line set at 51.5 points. After finishing the regular season 12-5, the Ravens enter the playoffs on a four-game winning streak, which includes a 28-14 victory over the Steelers in the Wild Card round. Baltimore was favored by 8.5 points in that game and covered the spread, while the combined score of 42 points fell short of the 44.5-point line. The Ravens also covered

Planning on watching today’s Blue Demons and Hoyas game? Catch the action at Capital One Arena in Washington, DC, as the Hoyas hosts this showdown at 8:00 ET on CBSS. The over/under for this Big East conference contest is set at 140.5 points, with Georgetown being favored by -9 at home against DePaul. The Blue Demons fell to 9-9 on the season after a narrow 85-83 loss to Marquette on Tuesday. Despite being +13 underdogs, DePaul kept it close at home, covering the spread. DePaul led 40-39 at halftime but managed just 27 points in the 2nd half while allowing 28. The game’s total points of 168 exceeded the O/U line of 146.5. DePaul’s offense clicked in their last game,

The Eagles are favored at -276 on the money line as they host the Rams at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia. The Eagles are -6 point favorites on the point spread, and the over/under line is at 43.5 points. This NFC matchup is set to kick off at 3:00 ET on Sunday, January 19th, with NBC handling the television coverage. After finishing the regular season 10-7, the Rams secured the NFC West title and the 4th seed in the conference. They ended their campaign with two straight losses, including a 27-24 home defeat to the 49ers in week 3. In week 4, they fell to the Bears, and in week 5, they lost to the Packers. However, they bounced back

The Denver Nuggets might have to navigate Friday night’s matchup against the Miami Heat without their cornerstone player, Nikola Jokic. The superstar center, a three-time NBA MVP, is dealing with right elbow inflammation and was sidelined for Denver’s 128-108 home loss to the Houston Rockets on Wednesday. The team listed Jokic as questionable for Friday’s game in Miami, citing a sprain on the injury report. Jokic has been nothing short of dominant this season, entering Thursday ranked second in the NBA in assists (9.9 per game), third in scoring (30.6), and third in rebounds (13.2). Losing him would leave a significant void for the Nuggets. Adding to the Nuggets’ concerns, forward Aaron Gordon also missed Wednesday’s game due to a