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Ralph and Nathan Miranda wrap up the 2021 college football season with their thoughts on the CFB Playoff (2:10) and National Championship (3:27) before recapping the NFL Super Wild Card Weekend (13:31), including the 49ers’ thrilling win over the Cowboys (18:43), and previewing the NFL Divisional Round (31:01).

The NFL's divisional round of the playoffs brings four games that shape up to be competitive with tight spreads across the board. How should we bet those games? George Chahrouri of the PFF Forecast podcast joins The Power Rank's Dr. Ed Feng and numberFire's Jim Sannes to preview the week, discussing all four games and outlining his favorite sides, totals, and props for the round.

The divisional round of the playoffs features plenty of uncertainty, especially at running back. How should that impact our lineups for daily fantasy football? numberFire's Brandon Gdula and Jim Sannes preview the weekend, outlining their top options for the single-day slates and the full four-game slate. The Sunday-only analysis begins at the 40:01 mark in the podcast.

With the 2021 NFL preseason set to begin, now is the final push to bet futures before the regular season begins. Where can we find value in the divisional outright markets? Erin Dolan of FanDuel joins The Power Rank's Dr. Ed Feng and numberFire's Jim Sannes to discuss her read on the league's tightest divisions and where she sees the most value in the futures market.

Ralph and Joseph Miranda wrap up the college football season with their thoughts on Alabama’s National Championship win (1:04) before recapping the Saturday (9:10) and Sunday (24:55) games of the NFL Divisional Round and previewing the NFC (47:56) and AFC (54:30) Championship.

The Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs brings four games, featuring seven of the 10 most efficient offenses in football. Which players have the upside required on a high-scoring slate to help us cash in daily fantasy football? numberFire's Brandon Gdula and Jim Sannes preview the weekend, discussing each game individually and ranking the top options at each position for both the Saturday- and Sunday-only slates. The Sunday-only slate discussion begins at the 48:57 mark.

Ralph and Joseph Miranda recap the Saturday (1:14) and Sunday (25:34) games of NFL Super Wild Card Weekend, preview the AFC (43:06) and NFC (48:15) Divisional Round, discuss offseason quarterback moves (54:30), and breakdown the latest head coaching news (59:39).

The NFL's Divisional Round kicks off on Saturday and features some drool-worthy matchups. How should we bet all four games? Kelly Stewart of Bleacher Report joins The Power Rank's Dr. Ed Feng and numberFire's Jim Sannes to preview the round, discussing how she alters her betting approach in the playoffs, her read on each game, and her favorite bets of the week.

Evans brings in two new guests, Lucas Wilson and Peter Burtnett, to preview and give their predictions for the upcoming 2020-2021 NFL season. The three give their predictions for which teams will win their respective divisions, and discuss and predict their playoff pictures as well. Lastly, the three give their Super Bowl 55 predictions and who will win it all this year. Evans predicted right last year, can he do it again?

This weekend's divisional round of the NFL playoffs features several meaty spreads in favor of the home teams. Should we side with the favorites or underdogs in those matchups? Chris Andrews, the sportsbook director for South Point, joins The Power Rank's Dr. Ed Feng and numberFire's Jim Sannes to preview the slate, discussing where he sees value, the role of recency bias in setting a line, and his new book, Then One Day: 40 Years of Bookmaking in Nevada.

With the four teams that earned byes now back on the field, which players should we target for the divisional round in daily fantasy football? numberFire's Brandon Gdula and Jim Sannes break down all four games, discussing various trends impacting players' DFS outlooks, how game flow could impact each player's value, and their favorite plays at each position.

Which teams present us with betting value as we look at divisional odds across the NFL for 2019? Keith Goldner of numberFire and FanDuel joins The Power Rank's Ed Feng and numberFire's Jim Sannes to break down what numberFire's analytics say about each division in comparison to the odds at FanDuel Sportsbook. Then, Feng outlines an area in which Patrick Mahomes could take a step back this year, and Sannes discusses a driver he likes to win Saturday night's Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at Bristol.