NFL divisional-round best bets - Bills-Chiefs a close call

The NFL postseason is just one week away from the conference championships. Sunday features the Rams visiting the defending champion Buccaneers, with the divisional round culminating in a matchup between the Bills and Chiefs in Kansas City.

Fantasy guru Matthew Berry, betting analysts Doug Kezirian (17-30-2, 0-1 last week), Tyler Fulghum (25-33, 0-0), Joe Fortenbaugh (57-52-2, 3-5-1), Anita Marks (324-286, 14-15) and Erin Dolan (7-5, 3-0), fantasy and sports betting analyst Eric Moody (149-150, 6-13), ESPN Stats & Information'sSeth Walder (64-58, 3-4) andMackenzie Kraemer (8-15, 0-0), sports betting deputy editorDavid Bearman (30-31-1, 0-1) and Football Outsiders'Aaron Schatz (63-47-1, 3-1-1) will provide their top plays across the NFL landscape. (Records through wild-card weekend).

Here are their best bets for Sunday's divisional-round games.

Note: Lines from Caesars Sportsbook as of Thursday (unless otherwise indicated).

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Moody: Mike Evans was sensational for the Buccaneers in their wild-card win over the Eagles, catching nine of his 10 targets for 117 yards. Tom Brady is an expert at exploiting weak spots in coverage, through patience and skill. Evans, however, will have to deal with Rams cornerback Jalen Ramsey this week. Brady and the Buccaneers will continue to rely heavily on the passing game, so the offense has an opportunity to flow through Rob Gronkowski. Los Angeles' safety issues have been widely publicized, and this creates an opening for Gronk to have a monster game. Only 31 receiving yards were recorded by the veteran tight end against the Eagles last week, but he gained 252 receiving yards in the final two regular-season games.

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Against the Cardinals last week,