With the NFL playoffs fast approaching, Week 17 brings us the penultimate Sunday of the NFL Season. This nine-game slate offers plenty of action, and here are our top betting picks for the day.
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Carolina Panthers @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers
With a rejuvenated Bryce Young at quarterback, Panthers wide receiver Adam Thielen has been thriving, averaging over 70 receiving yards per game in the last month. Facing the NFL’s second-worst pass defense in the Bucs, Thielen shone with 99 yards and a touchdown in their last meeting four weeks ago. Expect another shootout, and back the veteran to rack up 80+ receiving yards at +290 with top online sportsbooks.
Adam Thielen over 80 receiving yards
Dallas Cowboys @ Philadelphia Eagles
Philadelphia’s Saquon Barkley, the NFL’s leading rusher, has been unstoppable this season. With 14 touchdowns—including multiple scores in six games—Barkley is poised for another big outing. As the Eagles are favorites with the leading online casinos, expect him to get plenty of touches and multiple trips to the end zone.
Saquon Barkley 2+ touchdowns
New York Jets @ Buffalo Bills
The Buffalo Bills are heavy sports betting favorites and are expected to dominate the Jets. Josh Allen and James Cook have been exceptional in the red zone, combining for 29 touchdowns this season. With both players splitting carries, take the combo market with Neds for them to combine for 2+ touchdowns at +150 with Nags.bet.
James Cook / Josh Allen 2+ combined touchdowns
Green Bay Packers vs Minnesota Vikings
In a showdown between two NFC powerhouses, expect a high-scoring affair. Both teams are averaging over 30 points per game over the past five weeks, and their last meeting produced 60 total points. Take the boosted total points line of 52.5 for extra value.
Over 52.5 total points
Atlanta Falcons vs Washington Commanders
After an impressive win over the Eagles last Sunday, the Commanders are well-positioned to lock up the 5th seed against the Falcons. With Atlanta rookie quarterback Michael Penix making just his second start, Washington’s consistency and home-field advantage should be decisive. Back the Commanders to cover the line at -6.5.
