The NFL divisional playoff round wraps up Sunday with the Los Angeles Rams visiting the Philadelphia Eagles and the Baltimore Ravens playing at the Buffalo Bills.

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Sunday’s twinbill kicks off in Philly with the NFC’s second-seeded Eagles (15-3) hosting the fourth-seeded Rams (11-7) at 3 p.m. ET on NBC/Peacock.

The Eagles are top sportsbook-consensus 6.5-point favorites with a game total of 42 points.

That’s followed by the most-anticipated game of the weekend as the AFC’s second-seeded Bills (14-4) host the third-seeded Ravens (13-5) at 6:30 p.m. on CBS/Paramount+.

Baltimore is a 1-point consensus road favorite with a game total of 51.5.

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Best NFL bets for Sunday’s divisional playoff games

Following are Eagles-Rams and Ravens-Bills best bet and game pick recommendations from Gino Buccola of the Daily Racing Form:

Rams +6.5 at FanDuel

The young Rams’ defense has improved a ton throughout this season, and they showed it last week with nine sacks, a forced fumble and an interception in their 27-9 wild card rout of the Minnesota Vikings. 

Since allowing 44 points to the Bills in Week 14, L.A.’s defensive starters have allowed only 33 points total in in four games. The Rams have surrendered less than 20 points per game since Week 6. 

And when they have their key offensive weapons, the Rams have been a very good team, going 15-5 over the last two years when Matthew Stafford, Puka Nucua, Kyren Williams and Cooper Kupp are all playing. 

Stafford is 7-1 in his last eight starts with 13 TDs and only one interception when all four are on the field. And in December, January and February games, Stafford is 19-3 as a starter for the Rams.

Ravens -1 at BetMGM

Baltimore enters the divisional round having won five in a row, all by 14 or more points.

The Ravens’ defense was once a weakness but now has become a strength. Since Week 14, including the 28-14 wild card win over the Pittsburgh Steelers, the defense ranks No. 1 in the league in EPA allowed per play, defensive success rate, dropback EPA, dropback success rate, rushing success rate and ranks fourth in rushing EPA allowed. 

Baltimore’s D over the last eight games is allowing only 264 yards per contest, compared to 367-plus in Weeks 1-10. The key adjustment was using Kyle Hamilton more as a deep safety where he has played over two thirds of his snaps since Week 11. 

Last postseason, the Ravens lost to the visiting Kansas Chiefs 17-10 in an AFC Championship Game in which they only rushed 16 times for 81 yards while attempting 41 passes, including four sacks. 

I just can’t envision them doing that this year with a Derrick Henry-Lamar Jackson combo. 

Baltimore rushed for 299 yds last week against the Steelers and set the NFL season record this season for team yards per rush at 5.76. 

Even the kicking game that was inconsistent earlier in the year, has now become much more reliable with Justin Tucker connecting on his last three field goal attempts and 22 point-after attempts.