Cleveland Browns at Kansas City Chiefs.

Current line: Kansas City -9.5. Total is 57.

The Cleveland Browns pulled off a big upset last week over Pittsburgh 48-37. It was their first playoff Win since 1994. The defense was special with five takeaways versus the Steelers and QB Mayfield played mistake-free ball and throwing three touchdown passes.

Kansas City has been off for almost a month as they rested almost all their starters in the last week of the regular season where they lost to the Chargers. That loss snapped their 10 game winning streak. KC has the Top-rated offense in the league and has the best QB in the NFL in Patrick Mahomes who passed for 4,740 yards and 38 TD’s.

Despite having the most talented them in the league KC hasn’t won a game by more than six points since week 8 of the NFL season and they are 0-8 ATS in their last eight games.

“Asking Cleveland to come into Arrowhead and pull off another upset is daunting but not impossible, HC Stefanski will be back on the sidelines calling the signals,” Wiz said. “If QB Mayfield can play error-free which he has recently, in 9 of the last 10 games Baker has not thrown an INT. If running backs Nick Chubb and X-KC Kareem Hunt can keep the ball out of the hands of Mahomes anything is possible.”

Not interested in laying double digits even with the defending Champs who have burned a ton of money the past two months so we are going to ask Baker to take a walk with us to the bank and make a deposit with the 10+ points.

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