remember this about the divisional rounds

[daneblazer]

Over the last 30 years, the home team has dominated this round. Not just straight up, but ats. That's because these are usually better teams that are rested and are at home. Over the last 4 years, this hasn't been the case. The road teams have risen up and not only covered ats, but won have straight up in several instances. This is a bit of a variance from what we've seen over the past 3 decades. Just like Dallas/Minnesota and Arz/NO last year, there are going to be some blood baths...and I have a feeling they'll be in the NFC again this year.

[cleaveland]

Thanks! It's nice to see some genuine insight which is stated in detail.

[Statman]

Over the last 30 years, the home team has dominated this round. Not just straight up, but ats. That's because these are usually better teams that are rested and are at home. Over the last 4 years, this hasn't been the case. The road teams have risen up and not only covered ats, but won have straight up in several instances. This is a bit of a variance from what we've seen over the past 3 decades. Just like Dallas/Minnesota and Arz/NO last year, there are going to be some blood baths...and I have a feeling they'll be in the NFC again this year.

Good info. Thinking we will at least see some difference compared to last week where 3 road team won outright. Good luck in your wagers.

[Wrecktangle]

Four years, new trend or just a statistical variation?

[alling]

Out of the two games today my play will be steelers -3.