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We're down to six teams vying to be crowned Super Bowl John Abraham Jersey LIII champions. The AFC's top seeded on Saturday before the ran for 272 yards against the Cowboys to reach the NFC title game. On Sunday, the and will battle on CBS for a spot in the AFC Championship Game, then the will hope the magic continues in a showdown with the .We'll take you through both games to reveal how our experts picked the lines for the divisional round and show you all the great places you can find NFL picks talk throughout the week. Let's get to it. Chargers at PatriotsTime:Sunday, 1:05 p.m. ET (CBS), stream or fuboTV ( ) Open:Patriots -4.5 Current:Patriots -4Micah Roberts has worked in the Las Vegas sportsbook industry for 20 years, including a 13-year run as Station Casinos' book director. Armed with an unmatched network of sources, Roberts is on a 49-38 run picking NFL spreads, and has been especially adept at picking games involving both these teams. Roberts is on an epic 15-6 run on against the spread picks involving the Chargers and has hit on five of seven involving the Patriots! Anyone who has followed him is up. See over at SportsLine. "In the 2007 season , it's the greatest 'what if' in the history of the National Football League. I held this from that day. Chargers were +9.5 in Foxborough against the 17-0 Patriots. I bet the Chargers, they lost 21-12 but they covered the spread. ... Now, 11 years later, it's time for and the Chargers to finish what they should have started. Let's get Norv Turner on the sideline. Let's get LaDainian Tomlinson on the sideline. Get the good juju there for the Chargers, 'cause they've got the blueprint to stop the New England Patriots and -- , -- Brady's 41, and they are going to slam Brady to the ground early and often, and it's the Philip Rivers game. Rivers will outplay Brady, the Chargers will go into Foxborough and beat the Patriots." -- Nick Kostos, who will be joined by a cavalcade of NFL betting experts on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. ET and Sunday at noon ET for SportsLine's NFL preview, where the team goes through the NFL slate each week and shares what you have to know before placing your bets. Be sure to join them on Sunday over at , your 24/7 home for news, analysis, Fantasy and gambling insight, and more."There are a lot reasons to like the Chargers in this game. They're undefeated outside of Los Angeles this year (8-0), Philip Rivers looks unstoppable and they arguably have the more talented roster. The problem with all of this is that I really only have one rule when it comes to picking playoff games and that rule is never pick against the Patriots in the divisional round. Since 2011, the Patriots are 7-0 in the divisional round and they've scored an average of 37.1 points in those games. The thing I like about the Patriots this year is that I think they'll come out of their playoff bye completely refreshed. With 's body falling apart and Tom Brady getting aches where 41-year-olds get aches, no team needed the bye more than New England and they got it, and I don't think they're going to waste it." -- John Breech on why he thinks "There are reasons to like the Chargers; they have the No. 8 defense (10th in run defense, 10th in pa s defense) and the No. 3 offense (first in rushing, fifth in pa sing). The Patriots, meanwhile, are No. 5 in offense (ninth in pa sing, fourth in rushing) but just No. 16 in defense (19th in run defense, 14th in pa s defense). And unlike previous years, where special teams was a decided liability for the Chargers, it's now ... replacement level. Given recent history, that's a win in our book. Kicker Michael Badgley made 94 percent of his attempts in the regular season and was 5 of 6 against the in the wild-card round. In a game that could be decided by a field goal, that's huge." -- Ryan Wilson on why to pull off the upset Pete Prisco Jason La Canfora Will Brinson Jared Dubin Ryan Wilson John Breech Dave Richard Jamey Eisenberg Chargers at Patriots (-4) Eagles at SaintsTime:Sunday, 4:40 p.m. ET (FOX), stream on fuboTV ( ) Open:Saints -8 Current:Saints -8A West Coast-based analyst who's won numerous handicapping contests, Josh Nagel has his finger on the Eagles pulse: All-time at SportsLine, he's 8-2 in against the spread picks involving the defending Super Bowl champions. That's an insane 80 percent cash rate! That includes nailing both of his Eagles picks this season. Nagel went with Philly (-5.5) in its 28-13 win over the on Dec. 3, and took the Eagles (-1) in their season-opening 18-12 win over the . You can see over at SportsLine."I like the Saints in this matchup, but the spread is just too large. I think New Orleans and are better equipped to take advantage of the Eagles makeshift secondary than Mitch Trubisky and the were, particularly at home in the Superdome. It's just, I think the Eagles will have succe s on offense too. The Saints defense has been great against the run this year, but it's been susceptible to pa sing attacks, and I think Nick Foles and company can exploit them there as well. Which is one of the biggest reasons I don't want to touch this spread, because I think the Eagles are good enough to cover, but I don't want to bet against the Saints at home in a playoff game. Thankfully we have this total, which I believe is just a little too low." -- Tom Fornelli, who's making the Over in this matchup Nick Kostos: "You look at the line, and the line tells you to take the New Orleans Saints. Obviously, all the pub right now is on the Eagles. The narrative is that Nick Foles is the greatest quarterback of all-time, which is obviously so preposterous that I'm not going to spend another second on it. But really, how do you go against them though? Foles might not actually be Joe Montana, but he plays like him in these big spots here. It's very difficult to bet against the Eagles here ... but I think I have to."Pete Prisco: "I'm on the Nick Foles train not because of Nick Foles, I'm on the Eagles because the biggest difference in the Eagles over the last month has been the play of their offensive line and defensive line, and that usually travels in the postseason. I think the Eagles are the play here."R.J. White: "I've got one player prop for you: +170 to score two or more TDs in this game."Will Brinson: "Wow!"White: "And the reason is he's scored in nine games this year, but six of them he scored twice. And then you look at what the Eagles have been doing, they have trouble adjusting Keith Smith Jersey in-game. Look at the guys they've played recently ... People are scoring on them over and over doing the same things and it's working, and for whatever reason they're not getting their adjustments."Brinson: "When you look at what Sean Payton and Drew Brees have done at home in the playoffs, they're 5-0 at home in the playoffs all-time ... They've never not covered one with Brees and Payton. When you look at Drew Brees and Sean Payton over the last 10 years with two weeks to prepare for an opponent, it's 11 games -- 10 in the regular season, one in the playoffs -- they're 9-2 and 10-1 against the spread, and in those games they have a point different of plus-116."That's from Friday's edition of the Pick Six Podcast, hosted by Will Brinson five days a week and featuring nothing but NFL talk, from recapping games to insider buzz to picks and everything else you want to know. Listen to the divisional round picks pod below and subscribe! Pete Prisco Jason La Canfora Will Brinson Jared Dubin Ryan Wilson John Breech Dave Richard Jamey Eisenberg Eagles at Saints (-8) Thanks for reading, and good luck on your playoff picks!
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