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Wildcard Weekend day 2, Sunday January ninth, features a struggle for the AFC, with the AFC North second place team the Baltimore Ravens, 12-4, on the road to Kansas City to face the 1st place team in the AFC West the Chiefs, 10-6. The Chiefs went 2-4 in the division this regular season. Sports book shows the Ravens as the minus 3 point road favorites this Sunday with the total over under posted at 41.



In recent Baltimore news, the Ravens expect wounded free safety Ed Reed and offensive tackle Michael Oher to play in the competition this weekend. Reed had hurt his ribs and Oher had sprained an ankle during the Ravens’ 13-7 win over the Cincinnati Bengals last Sunday. Reed had to leave the competition following 2 interceptions, in the 4th quarter. As for Oher, he made it to the third quarter but decided it will be greatest to rest his ankle for this Sunday’s Wildcard competition. Lucky for the Ravens, they are competing among the weakest teams in the AFC playoffs, narrowly absent a matchup versus the Colts. Baltimore has a record of 12-4 straight up and 8-7-1 versus the spread with 9 of their games falling under the total. The Ravens enter wild card weekend gambling with a 4 competition successful streak. Joe Flacco had a reliable season at qb with a 93.6 Quarterback rating and a 25/10 TD/INT percentage following an inconsistent season in 2009. Ray Rice balanced the attack with 1223 yards and the defense ranked third for points allowed.

In recent Chiefs news, they have 2 big rewards in this Sundays’ competition. They’re 7-1 in Arrowhead Stadium, and they have Jamaal Charles and Thomas Jones, 2 of the leagues greatest backs. Head Coach Todd Haley has just announced that their offensive coordinator, Charlie Weis will no more work with the Chiefs but has accepted the job to become the University of Florida’s offensive coordinator. Maybe his decision was made slightly less difficult as his son is graduating from high school this year to attend the university, as well as work in the football office with his dad. Kansas City was maybe the most shocking team in all of Nfl gambling as they concluded 10-6 straight up, 9-7 versus the spread, and with 9 of their games falling under the total to end up as the champion of the AFC West.

The Baltimore-Kansas City playoff matchup may not have the national charm of the NFL’s other wild-card round games, but at least on paper, this may be the greatest of the bunch. The Ravens and Chiefs carry similar style, especially on the offensive side of the ball, and seek to offer a physical, compelling display. Baltimore comes into the postseason with the greatest record of any non-division-winning team — the Ravens tied Pittsburgh in the AFC North but lost out on a tiebreaker, thus relegating them to the road. Kansas City was among the season’s biggest surprises, slaying the Chargers in the AFC West. Football supporters can watch the competition this Sunday at 1PM on CBS.


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