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Brooklyn returns home encouraged despite a crushing loss in Orlando. Rookie Egor Demin erupted late, scoring 18 points in the final minutes of regulation and overtime, nearly dragging the Nets back from an 18-point hole. His shooting confidence continues to grow, and Brooklyn’s offense has looked far more dynamic during its recent stretch of competitive play. Los Angeles arrives still searching for defensive consistency. The Clippers have improved since mid-December, but their second-half collapses remain a concern. They were outscored badly after halftime by the Knicks on Wednesday, continuing a pattern of late-game defensive breakdowns and stalled offense from key scorers. For full slate context, visit the NBA previews hub. Los Angeles opened -4 and the number has held steady,

Jacksonville enters Wild Card Weekend as the rare host that still feels like the underdog. The Jaguars closed the regular season on an eight-game heater to finish 13-4, and Trevor Lawrence has looked like a different quarterback down the stretch. Buffalo brings the bigger brand, the reigning MVP at QB, and a roster built for January, but they also bring a real storyline they have not shaken yet: they have not won a road playoff game in decades. This one kicks off Sunday at 1:00 PM ET from EverBank Stadium on CBS. Weather is expected to be mild with a light breeze and broken clouds, which matters because both offenses want to play fast when conditions allow. These are the

Wild Card Weekend doesn’t usually hand you a matchup this physical, this early. The 49ers (12-5) fly cross-country into Lincoln Financial Field to face the Eagles (11-6) on Sunday, January 11, with kickoff set for 4:30 PM ET on FOX. Both teams stumbled in Week 18 and slid down the board, so the reward is simple: survive and advance, or waste a season that looked like it had bigger goals. Philadelphia is betting on freshness after resting starters last week, while San Francisco is dealing with a real injury squeeze and still has to travel into one of the league’s nastier playoff environments. The market sees the same thing. The Eagles are laying more than a field goal, and the

Round three in six weeks, and this time it’s win or go home. Green Bay comes to Soldier Field as the No. 7 seed after a weird finish where they rested most starters and took a loss in Week 18. Chicago is the No. 2 seed under first-year coach Ben Johnson, hosting its first playoff game since 2020 and chasing its first postseason win since 2010. Kickoff is Saturday night at 8:00 PM ET at Soldier Field on AMZN. The weather angle is not a footnote here. Expect very cold conditions with light snow and a light breeze, which usually tightens play-calling, increases ball-security risk, and puts more pressure on special teams and field position. These are the current betting