Wolves v Chelsea Wolves continued their excellent run of form at home with a 2-1 win over Chelsea in the Premier League, thanks to second-half goals from Mario Lemina and Matt Doherty.

Lemina put Wolves ahead six minutes after half-time, heading in Pablo Sarabia’s corner kick, before Doherty scored his second goal in stoppage time to seal Wolves’ victory.

Wolves v Chelsea Chelsea scored their first thrilling goal since Christopher Nkunku moved to the London club at the end of the season, but Mauricio Pochettino’s side were unable to score an equalizer and have lost eight league games this season. I suffered a defeat.

Wolves punish Raheem Sterling’s blatant mistake as Chelsea’s away drought continues

Wolves 2-1 Chelsea: Christopher Nkunku scores his first goal for Chelsea with a header in the dying minutes, but Mauricio Pochettino’s side suffered a comeback and suffered their fourth away defeat in the Premier League.

Cowboys vs. Dolphins In one of the most intriguing Week 16 NFL games of the season, the Miami Dolphins will take on the Dallas Cowboys in a cross-conference showdown. Both teams have legitimate national championship aspirations, but have not always had their best games against other top teams.

This is a critical chance for both teams to get a confidence-boosting win before the NFL playoffs. Kickoff is set for Sunday at 4:25 PM ET at Hard Rock Stadium, with the Dolphins favored by 1 point according to the latest Miami Dolphins vs.

Dallas Cowboys odds. The over/under for total points is 48.5 according to SportsLine consensus. Before entering any Dallas Cowboys vs. Miami Dolphins picks, be sure to check out the NFL predictions from SportsLine’s model.

Cowboys vs. Dolphins The SportsLine model, which has simmered every NFL game for 10,000 simulations, has raked in more than $7,000 in winnings for $100 players since its inception. It enters Week 16 of 2023 NFL season with an impressive 178-129 record on top-rated picks dating back to 2017, and a 32-21 record since the start of last season.

It has also placed in the top 10 of NFLPickWatch four times in the last six years when it comes to straight-up picks, and has beaten over 94% of the CBS Sports Football Pick’em players four times in that span. Here are some of the top NFL betting lines for Week 16: Dallas vs. Miami

• Dolphins vs. Cowboys spread: Dolphins -1
• Dolphins vs. Cowboys over/under: 48.5 points
• Dolphins vs. Cowboys money line: Dolphins -118, Cowboys +102
• Dolphins vs. Cowboys picks: See picks here
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Why the Dolphins can cover: Cowboys vs. Dolphins

The Dolphins have won four of their last five games, with the lone blemish being an embarrassing 42-0 loss at home to the Tennessee Titans on MNF in Week 14. Miami bounced back to win 30-0 over the New York Jets last week, its seventh win by 14 points or more, and now coach Mike McDaniel will look to end the narrative that Miami cannot beat the best teams in the NFL.

The Dolphins have the best offense in the NFL (441 points) and the second-best defense (5,797 yards) through 14 games. The defense ranks 14th (291 points) and 5th (4,108 yards) in yards allowed. Let’s see which team to choose here. The Cowboys defense has shown some vulnerability in recent weeks, allowing 35 points three weeks ago to the Seahawks and 31 points last week to the Bills.

Why the Cowboys can cover

Dallas has won six of the past seven meetings in this series and has covered five times in the last six games. The Cowboys are coming off a five-game winning streak, including wins over Philadelphia and Seattle, and are only one game behind the Eagles in the NFC East. They can’t afford to lose on Sunday.

The Cowboys have been led by quarterback Dak Prescott, who has been one of the MVP contenders all season, who has passed for 3, 639 yards with 28 touchdowns and 7 interceptions.

Wide receivers have also been productive, with Lamb catching 103 of his 1,306 passes for 1,337 yards and 8 touchdowns, and Pollard running for 848 all-purpose yards and 5 touchdowns. Dallas has covered six of its last nine games against the spread. Find out which team to back here.

How to make Dolphins vs. Cowboys picks

The Cowboys vs. Dolphins point-spread model has simulated the game 10,000 times, and the results speak for themselves. The model is picking the Cowboys to win, and it’s doing so in more than half of its simulations. The pick can only be found at SportsLine.

Bills It took nearly all of the first half, but the Bills finally got their Christmas present on Saturday Night as they defeated the Los Angeles Chargers, 24-22, at SoFi Stadium. With less than 30 seconds remaining in the game, Tyler Bass kicked a 29-yard game-winning field goal to give Buffalo the win it needed to stay in contention for a playoff berth. Ed Oliver sealed the victory by sacking the Chargers’ Easton Stick for a second time in the game, putting pressure on the Chargers’ offense as the clock expired.

It took almost all of the first half of the third quarter, but the Bills finally got their Christmas present early Saturday night, defeating the Los Angeles Chargers, 24-22, at SoFi Stadium. Bills quarterback Josh Allen completed 25 of 38 passes for 237 yards, one touchdown, and an interception, while also adding 15 rushing yards and two scores.

Allen’s 11th game with a rushing and passing touchdown extended his NFL single-season single-game record set against the Dallas Cowboys last week. Defensive end Taylor Rapp led the Bills with 9 total tackles, while the front four – led by defensive end Rasul Douglas – had three total sacks.

After two drives bogged down early in the second half, the Bills were down by ten points early in the third quarter. The Chargers scored on a short touchdown drive following a field goal by Deonte Harty on a punt return.

Buffalo’s defense forced the Chargers into a three-and-outs in the second quarter, allowing the offense to take control of the game. The Bills would not give up a lead that they would not relinquish for the rest of the game. On the Bills’ first possession of the second half, it took just one play for the Bills to reach the end zone.

Allen dropped back, rolled right, and hit Gabe Davis perfectly on a 57-yard pass. Davis, who hadn’t caught a pass in the Bills’ last two games, caught four passes for 130 yards and the game-winning touchdown. The Bills’ third touchdown of the game was set up by a deep ball from Allen, allowing Buffalo to pull away for the win.

Leonard Fournette’s first carry of the game went for a three-yard gain, his first as a Buffalo Bill. Fournette, a former LSU Tiger, finished with five carries for fifteen yards after being activated from the practice squad for the first time. The Bills made some key mistakes throughout the game, yet they were able to overcome them at the end.

In the first quarter, Harty fumbled the ball on the Bills’ 31-yard line, giving the Chargers a two-point lead. In the second half, Christian Benford caught an interception deep in Bills territory, but was penalized for defensive holding, negating the turnover. On the next play, Allen intercepted a pass and returned it to the Bills’ 1-yard line, setting up a field goal for L.A. Buffalo cut the Chargers’ lead to three points late in the third quarter.

On the next drive, the Bills got their season-first sack on the drive by a defensive tackle. After driving to the Bills’ 16-yard-line, the Chargers were forced to kick a field goal. Buffalo then drove 75 yards down the field, which was capped by Allen’s second TD of the game, giving the Bills more breathing room.

In the second half, penalties killed positive plays. First-down conversions were negated on consecutive plays by penalties on the Bills’ end. On the Bills’ 23-yard line, a penalty on Spencer Brown and a penalty on Mitch Morse wiped out a first down. Instead of advancing to the Chargers’ end, the Bills were forced to back up to their own. On the fourth down, Allen got sacked for the second time in the game, forcing the Bills to force a fourth-and-goal from the Chargers’ 20-yard-line. Another penalty forced Bills punter Sam Martin to return the ball from the Bills’ own end zone.

Despite the offensive penalties, Martin delivered a 58-yard game-winning field goal. The Bills’ punter helped the team control the field for most of the game, putting the Chargers inside the 10-yard line on two occasions and inside the 15 once on each of his first four punts. The Bills improved to 9-6 and moved into sixth place in the AFC East ahead of a full schedule of key conference games on Sunday.