Sunday Six-Pack: NFL Conference Championship weekend betting guide

This is the last Sunday of the season that will have more than one game, and we best make the most of it with another winning week on our favorite looks. We've put both conference championships under the microscope this week, and what has resulted is the six picks that stand out above the rest.

Last weekend, our looks went 4-2, moving the season to a strong 64-49-1 (56.6%). Here's to another profitable Sunday. Let's crack open a fresh six-pack.

Until something changes: Chiefs +4 (-110 DraftKings)

This spread continues to move more in the favor of the Ravens, which might flag to be careful here. However, we view the movement more as a gift, as we were prepared to take Kansas City at +3 and now get an extra point. Baltimore is the better team, but if last week showed us anything it's that we should not be fading Patrick Mahomes in the playoffs. He's now 9-1-1 ATS as the underdog, this feels like a field goal difference type of game.

Little bit here, little bit there: Isiah Pacheco over 82.5 rushing & receiving yards (-115 BetMGM)

Kansas City running back Isiah Pacheco has been a force of late, racking up 88+ total yards from scrimmage in six of his past seven games. A large bulk of that production has come on the ground, with Pacheco averaging 85.1 rushing yards per game in this recent seven-game stretch. That's great news, considering the Ravens allow the seventh-most yards per rush this year. Expect KC to lean on Pacheco early and often. We prefer this prop, as Baltimore also is vulnerable to receptions from backs, and Pacheco has been chipping in with some catches in addition to his rushing work.

Return of the Mark: Mark Andrews over 3.5 receptions (+120 FanDuel)

Mark Andrews is expected back this weekend, and his presence would be a welcome development for this Baltimore offense. This play carries some risk, but if Andrews is active, we expect him to see the ball, and all we're asking for here is a measly four catches. Andrews has caught 4+ balls in eight of his nine healthy games this year and 33 of his last 43, including five last time he saw the Chiefs. Dalton Kincaid just caught five balls against this defense, and KC has allowed nearly five receptions/game to TEs this season.