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The first game of the NFL wild card slate will pit the Los Angeles Chargers against the Houston Texans, with kickoff scheduled for 4:30 p.m. ET in Houston and CBS on the broadcast. The Texans are three-point underdogs at BetMGM in a game with an over/under line of 42.5 points.
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Texans-Chargers Matchup
The Texans are home underdogs due to a lackluster regular season that featured a 4-7-1 record against the spread when facing AFC opponents. Houston went 3-1 ATS with a rest advantage and was able to rest key players in Week 18 while the Chargers played a second consecutive road game to secure their playoff position.
Due to the rest discrepancy, we would suggest taking Houston at +120 on the first half moneyline or betting under 20.5 points for the first half, with both defenses well-positioned to slow down limited offenses in the early going.
The Chargers’ offense has been very conservative under Jim Harbaugh, and their defense has allowed the fewest red zone touchdowns this season. Houston’s pass rush is among the best in the NFL, and the Chargers have struggled to protect Justin Herbert at times, so there could be a few sacks that kill drives in the first half.
