Nfl playoffs 2021: see what joe wiz says about the bills and colts game and line

NFL Playoffs 2021: See what Joe Wiz says about the Bills and Colts game and line

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January 8, 2021

BUFFALO, NY –  This weekend, the NFL Wildcard Playoffs kick off in Orchard Park where the high-flying Buffalo Bills entertain the Indianapolis Colts.  The Bills are led by MVP candidate Jose Allen who has pas for over 4,500 yards this season and a total of 45 Touchdowns.  In the last three weeks, the Bills have outscored their opponents 142-52.   The Bills are 9-1 in their last ten games and have covered eight in a row.

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“The Colts will need to try and control the clock with RB Jonathan Taylor who rushed for 253 last week vs. Jacksonville,” says Joe Wiz, one of the nation’s top sports betting analysts.

HC Frank Reich returns to his old stomp grounds where he led the Bills exactly 28 years ago to one of the biggest comebacks in NFL History as his Bills team trailed 35-3 in the third quarter but somehow beat the Houston Oilers 41-38.    The Colts will need a flawless game plan and Phillip Rivers will need a career game to beat the best team in the AFC.    The Scoreboard operator will be busy in what we expect to be a high scoring affair.

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