The Eagles are favored by -5 in their Wild Card round matchup against the Packers, which kicks off at 4:30 ET on Sunday, January 12th at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia. The Eagles’ money line odds are -237, while the Packers’ money line odds are +199. This NFC matchup is being televised on FOX, with the over/under line set at 46 points. After finishing the regular season with an 11-6 record, the Packers enter the playoffs as the NFC’s 7th seed. They rank 3rd in our power rankings and have a +7.2 scoring margin. Against the spread, Green Bay is 8-8-1, and their O/U record is also 8-8-1, with the over hitting in their last two games. Green Bay ended

The Commanders are +153 on the money line as they face the Buccaneers in a Wild Card round matchup. The game, set for 8:00 ET on Sunday, January 12th, will be televised on NBC. The Buccaneers are favored at -182 on the money line and -3 on the point spread. The over/under line is at 50.5 points for this NFC matchup at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, FL. Washington ended the regular season with a 12-5 record, putting them 6th in the NFC and 2nd in the NFC East. Before their week 1 loss to the Bucs, the Commanders had won five straight, including a 23-19 win over the Cowboys in week 18. They were 7-point favorites in that game

Struggling to find footing in the new year, both No. 22 UCLA and Maryland will seek redemption when they face off Friday night in College Park, Md. Each team has suffered back-to-back Big Ten losses in January, leaving both programs eager to recapture their early-season form. Despite their cross-country locales, UCLA (11-4, 2-2 Big Ten) and Maryland (11-4, 1-3) share an unfortunate trend: second-half collapses. Both teams have held leads in recent games, only to falter down the stretch. For Maryland, Sunday’s 83-79 loss at then-No. 9 Oregon marked a second consecutive stumble after falling 75-69 at Washington earlier in the week. The Terrapins squandered a 13-point advantage against Oregon and a nine-point lead at Washington. Similarly, UCLA’s two losses—66-58

The Philadelphia 76ers, battling injuries and inconsistency, look to secure another win Friday night when they host the Western Conference-worst New Orleans Pelicans. Both teams are grappling with adversity, setting up an intriguing clash at Wells Fargo Center. Philadelphia (22-16) managed to hold off the Washington Wizards 109-103 on Wednesday despite blowing a 15-point fourth-quarter lead. Missing key players Joel Embiid (foot), Paul George (groin), and Kyle Lowry (hip), the Sixers relied on Tyrese Maxey’s 29 points and Guerschon Yabusele’s all-around contributions (21 points, eight rebounds, and a clutch block) to pull through. Philadelphia improved to 1-1 on their current three-game homestand, with Maxey delivering the go-ahead layup in the final seconds. The Sixers aim to close the homestand on