The Washington Redskins and Green Bay Packers will both look to take the next step toward what they both hope will be an appearance in Super Bowl 50 when they square off in their opening round NFC Wild Card game on Sunday at 4:40 PM ET, live from FedEx Field in the Landover, Maryland. If you’re looking to cash in on this intriguing pairing, then you’re going to love the NFL expert betting analysis and accompanying free pick that you’re about to get! With that said and game day quickly approaching, let’s get started.
How To Bet The Green Bay Packers vs. Washington Redskins NFL Wild Card Odds & TV Info
When: 4:40 PM ET, Sunday, January 10, 2016Where: FedEx Field, Landover, MarylandNFL Odds: Washington -1O/U: 45.5Oddsmakers currently have the Redskins listed as 1-point favorites versus the Packers, after opening as a Pick ‘Em. If you want to bet the Over/Under, the game’s total is sitting at 45.5 points after opening at 46.5.#Packers confident heading into the playoffs. WATCH: https://t.co/0BebBXxTQS pic.twitter.com/ySWvauLYu3
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Why Bet The Green Bay Packers Odds at +1
Green Bay (10-6 SU, 9-7 ATS) has struggled mightily down the stretch, losing two straight to close out the regular season while dropping a surprising six of their last nine games overall. Pro Bowl quarterback Aaron Rodgers and company have been held to a stunning 13 points or less in each of their last two games while scoring 16 points or less in five of their six losses.Still, the Packers have arguably the game’s best quarterback in Rodgers and that alone makes the Packers worthy of a wager in this contest if you ask me. Green Bay finished a modest 15th in scoring (23.0 ppg) while ranking either in the middle or bottom third in every meaningful offensive statistical category.Rodgers has completed 60.7 percent of his passes with 31 touchdowns and just eight interceptions. Green Bay’s rushing attack has suffered a lot this season as bruising back Eddie Lacey led the team with ‘just’ 758 yards after topping the 1,000-yard plateau a year ago.Defensively, the Packers defense rank a respectable 12th in points allowed (20.2 ppg), but finished just 21st against the run.