The late game on Saturday, Steelers vs Ravens (8:00 pm ET), has the biggest spread of Wild Card weekend with the Ravens laying 9.5 points against their AFC North rival. The public is almost evenly split when it comes to the PIT vs BAL spread, with 53% of ATS handle on the Steelers to cover and the other 47% of the Ravens.

Pittsburgh/Baltimore is also the game with the narrowest O/U splits of the weekend with just 60% of game-total handle on over 43.5. This total has also come down dramatically since last Sunday, when it opened at 46.5. Steelers/Ravens is one of just two games this weekend more more than 50% of game-total handle is on the over.

In the early game on Sunday, Broncos vs Bills (1 pm ET), the public hammering the heavily favored Bills to win at home, putting 80% of moneyline handle on Buffalo at short -450 odds. Broncos vs Bills also has the most-dramatic game-total splits with 91% of O/U handle on over 47.5, which is one point higher than the opening total of 46.5.

The ATS splits, however, are almost dead even; with the hometown Bills laying a full nine points, the public has put 51% of ATS handle on Buffalo to cover and 49% on the underdog Broncos.

The middle game of Sunday’s trio, Packers vs Eagles (4:30 pm ET), is another where the public is torn with respect to ATS bets. Favored by a full five points, the Eagles are getting just 48% of ATS handle, with the other 52% on the visiting Packers. On the moneyline, however, there is no such ambiguity. Philadelphia is getting a massive 91% of moneyline handle so far, the largest moneyline percentage among all six games.

The public also has a strong lean to the over, putting 72% of game-total money on over 45.5, which is two points lower than the opening total of 47.5.

The Commanders/Buccaneers matchup on Sunday night (8 pm ET) is the lone game where the public likes the underdog to win straight-up. Washington is currently getting 56% of moneyline handle as +145 underdogs. No other moneyline underdog has attracted more than 32% of handle (Pittsburgh).

The public has also put 84% of ATS handle on the Commanders as field-goal underdogs at Tampa Bay, and 81% of game-total handle on over 50.5.

The last game of the weekend, Vikings vs Rams (8 pm ET on Monday night), also sees the visiting team favored with Minnesota laying 2.5 on the road. The public is almost split against the spread, putting 54% of handle on the Vikings to cover and 46% on the Rams. The moneyline splits show a much bigger discrepancy, with Minnesota getting a massive 87% of ML money as -140 road favorites. Vikings/Rams is also one of four games where over 80% of game-total handle is on the over (84% on over 48.0).

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