2010 NFL Wildcard Playoffs Lines Now Available
The 2010 NFL Wildcard Playoffs lines have opened heading into Monday morning with one more game to still be posted.
The Indianapolis Colts were -3 favorites at home vs. the New York Jets.
New York had already clinched a Playoffs spot last week and managed to manhandle the Buffalo Bills during Week 17 with nothing much to play for.
The Colts had a much more difficult time, winning in the final minutes against a decimated Titans team.
With the win, Indianapolis and Peyton Manning have claimed their 7th division title in 8 years. They tie the Cowboys (1975-83) for the most consecutive seasons reaching the playoffs in NFL history.
The Colts also have nine straight 10-win seasons, which ranks second all-time only to the 49ers' 16 straight from 1983 to 1998.
Peyton Manning finishes the regular season with a career high in passing yardage for a season (4,700 yards), besting his 2004 MVP season when he threw for 4,557 yards.
Elsewhere, the Ravens will come into Kansas City as -3 point road favorites while the Philadelphia Eagles opened as -2.5 home favorites vs. the Green Bay Packers.
Green Bay just barely slipped into the Playoffs following a 10-3 win at home against the Chicago Bears.
"Tonight was a struggle, but it's nice to keep that momentum going," Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers said. "We've won two in a row and now we've got to go [on the road]. And we can't have the kind of inconsistent performances we've had this year that have forced us to be the No. 6 seed."
- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com
