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ATS STATS NFL Playoffs

Old 80% Club Meets the Matchups (Where History Still Pays Rent)

The playoffs are where noise dies and systems matter. Anyone can yell “momentum.” The Old 80% Club shows you where teams repeatedly cash — regardless of era, coach, or quarterback hype.

Below is how the Old 80% Club system trends line up with this weekend’s NFL Playoff matchups — not picks, but context investors ignore at their own bankroll’s risk.


📌 Bills @ Jaguars (Total: 52 | JAX +1.5)

If there’s one thing the Old 80% Club has screamed for decades, it’s this:

  • Jacksonville at home in January:
    10–1 SU, modest ATS, but the total keeps drifting lower than the market expects.
  • Multiple Jaguars home-underdog systems historically lean Under, even when totals are inflated.

📉 Market Reality:
Public sees offense.
History sees January football in Jacksonville slowing down.

This is a classic spread trap / total setup. The side gets headlines. The total does the work.


📌 Chargers @ Patriots (Total: 46 | NE -3.5)

Say what you want about eras — New England at home in January has been a machine in structured spots.

Old 80% Club alignment:

  • Home team
  • January
  • After conference games
  • With rest
  • Coming off wins

That combination has produced:

  • Elite SU results
  • Strong ATS performance
  • Totals that stay more balanced (no panic inflation)

📊 Investor Note:
This isn’t about who’s “better.”
It’s about New England fitting a system the market consistently undervalues in playoff pricing.


📌 Texans @ Steelers (Total: 38 | PIT +3.5)

Low total. Cold conditions. And one of the oldest truths in the database:

  • Pittsburgh at home, especially in low-total games, is a different beast.
  • Monday or primetime home spots historically favor Steelers SU stability, even when ATS varies.

📉 Market tells you: grind-it-out game
📈 History confirms: exactly that

This is the kind of matchup where every half-point matters, and totals stay suppressed for a reason.


📌 Packers @ Bears (Total: 45 | GB -2.5)

Here’s where perception fights data.

  • Green Bay as a road favorite after NFC games has been dominant SU historically.
  • Chicago at home after conference games has shown strength, but market totals tend to run hot relative to actual scoring pace.

🧠 Smart angle:
This matchup is less about rivalry emotion and more about which team handles situational pressure better on the road — and history leans green.


📌 49ers @ Eagles (Total: 45 | PHI -5.5)

This one is loud — which is exactly why the Under trends matter more.

Old 80% Club notes:

  • Philadelphia at home in January: strong SU profile
  • But when coming off losses or tight divisional games, totals trend sharply Under

📉 Key signal:
Big-brand offenses + playoffs = inflated expectations.
History says defenses and tempo show up first.


📌 Rams @ Panthers (Total: 45.5 | LAR -11)

Blowout spreads are where casual bettors go broke.

Old 80% Club systems show:

  • Rams as big favorites win SU far more than they cover
  • Totals become volatile depending on game script, not talent gap

📌 Translation:
The market prices dominance.
History warns about late-game variance.


🔑 Final Takeaway: Why the Old 80% Club Still Matters

The Old 80% Club isn’t flashy.
It doesn’t care about MVP debates, fantasy points, or viral clips.

It tracks repeatable conditions:

  • Home vs road
  • January pressure
  • Rest edges
  • Conference familiarity
  • Market overreaction

And every playoff year, the same truth shows up:

The teams don’t change. The situations repeat.

If you’re betting playoffs like a fan, you’re late.
If you’re investing like a pro, the systems are already talking.

📊 Full breakdowns, filters, and live systems:
👉 atsstats.com

The market leaves clues.
The Old 80% Club keeps the receipts. 🧾💰

Ron Raymond
Ron Raymond is a veteran sports handicapper and founder of ATSstats.com, creator of the Raymond Report sports betting system. Active in the industry since 1996, Ron has nearly three decades of experience analyzing market cycles, performance indicators, and value metrics across the NFL, NHL, NBA, MLB, and CFL. Ron’s data-driven approach has helped thousands of bettors think strategically, manage risk, and win with confidence.
Ron Raymond

Ron Raymond is a veteran sports handicapper and founder of ATSstats.com, creator of the Raymond Report sports betting system. Active in the industry since 1996, Ron has nearly three decades of experience analyzing market cycles, performance indicators, and value metrics across the NFL, NHL, NBA, MLB, and CFL. Ron’s data-driven approach has helped thousands of bettors think strategically, manage risk, and win with confidence.

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