NFL Conference Championship BetAnySports Betting Tip Sheet
The final four teams in this year’s NFL playoffs lay it all on the line this Sunday in a pair of conference title games that will determine this year’s matchup for Super Bowl LIII on Feb. 3 in Atlanta. The cream rose to the top during the earlier playoff rounds with the top two teams from both the AFC and NFC going chalk straight-up in the Divisional Round.
Each of this Sunday’s games is a rematch from the regular season with one thing in common; the home team won SU (and against the spread) in a high-scoring shootout.
Sunday’s NFC Championship pits the 14-3 Los Angeles Rams on the road as 3.5-point underdogs against the New Orleans Saints. The total line for Sunday’s 3:05 p.m. start on FOX from Mercedes-Benz Superdome is currently 56.5 points after opening at 57. The Saints won the first meeting 45-35 on Nov. 4 as slight two-point home underdogs with the total going OVER BetAnySports’ closing 57-point line.
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The Rams have won nine of their last 11 road games SU with the total staying UNDER in five of their last six games on the road. New Orleans is 15-2 SU in its last 17 home games with the total staying UNDER in three of its last five games played at home. The Saints have a 4-2 edge SU and ATS in their last six home games against the Rams.
The 12-5 New England Patriots will be making their eighth-straight appearance in the AFC Championship as three-point road underdogs against the 13-4 Kansas City Chiefs with the total line at 54.5 points after opening at 57. Game time from Arrowhead Stadium on CBS is set for 6:40 p.m. The Patriots outlasted Kansas City 43-40 back in mid-October as 3.5-point home favorites. The total went well OVER BetAnySports’ closing 59.5-point line.
New England has won 19 of its last 25 road games SU with a 17-8 record ATS. The total has stayed UNDER in four of its last five road games. The Chiefs have won eight of nine at home SU, but they slip to 2-4 ATS in their last six home games. The total has stayed UNDER in 11 of their last 14 games at home. Kansas City has won five of its last six home games against the Patriots SU, but New England has the 4-2 edge ATS.
