The Post’s Dylan Svoboda takes a look at the NFL’s betting trends and storylines after the Divisional Round. Super Bowl odds barely budge The Divisional Round didn’t change the Super Bowl odds board much,

Seattle and Los Angeles split their regular-season meetings

Especially if you have Bijan Robinson or Jonathan Taylor in your backfield, but it seems more complementary than a focal point.

For the second week in a row, the Pittsburgh Steelers are home underdogs in a must-win game. Last week, they edged the Baltimore Ravens in their regular-season finale to clinch the AFC North and punch their ticket to the playoffs.

The Post’s Dylan Svoboda takes a look at this season’s betting trends and storylines. An unsettled MVP race The betting market still isn’t quite sure who will be this year’s NFL MVP. Matthew Stafford and Drake Maye are still in a dead heat for the award,

The Miami Dolphins have a new sheriff in town. The hiring on general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan sets the stage for a dramatic shift in how Miami goes about allocating talent for their football team. The 2026 season will serve as a foundation for what is to come.