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NFL Predictions, Divisional Playoffs, January 14-15, 2012

By Dr. Ed Feng Leave a Comment

1. New Orleans versus San Francisco. (0.71)
New Orleans (2) will beat San Francisco (4) by 0.6 on the road. San Francisco has a 48% chance of beating New Orleans.

2. Houston versus Baltimore. (0.55)
Baltimore (5) will beat Houston (6) by 3.1 at home. Houston has a 40% chance of beating Baltimore.

3. New York Giants versus Green Bay. (0.42)
Green Bay (1) will beat New York Giants (8) by 9.8 at home. New York Giants has a 23% chance of beating Green Bay.

4. Denver versus New England. (0.26)
New England (3) will beat Denver (23) by 11.9 at home. Denver has a 18% chance of beating New England.

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