“After a lackluster wild card round fans anxiously await the next set of games,” stated MyTopSportsbooks.com Spokesman Geoff Johnson, “these games typically do not disappoint giving us the best weekend of the NFL season!”

Analysts at MyTopSportsbooks.com posted the following odds regarding this week’s NFL playoff games:

NFL MVP odds:

Aaron Rodgers (Green Bay): 1/6
J.J. Watt (Houston): 2/1
Tom Brady (New England): 10/1
DeMarco Murray (Dallas): 12/1
Tony Romo (Dallas): 15/1

Super Bowl Odds:

Odds for the eight remaining playoff teams to win the Super Bowl:

Seattle Seahawks: 2/1
New England Patriots: 3/1
Green Bay Packers: 5/1
Denver Broncos: 6/1
Dallas Cowboys: 7/1
Indianapolis Colts: 16/1
Baltimore Ravens: 16/1
Carolina Panthers: 22/1

Odds the Super Bowl winner returns to the Super Bowl next season: 14/1

Odds on a halftime show wardrobe malfunction: 33/1

Over/under on number of Katy Perry wardrobe changes: 1.5

Odds that Carrie Underwood forgets the words to the national anthem: 100/1

Over/under on the length of the national anthem: 1:44

Divisional Playoff Props:

Odds on the following games going to overtime:

Dallas Cowboys at Green Bay Packers: 9/1
Indianapolis Colts at Denver Broncos: 9/1
Baltimore Ravens at New England Patriots: 10/1
Carolina Panthers at Seattle Seahawks: 12/1

Odds on there being a brawl in the following games:

Carolina Panthers at Seattle Seahawks: 6/1
Baltimore Ravens at New England Patriots: 8/1
Indianapolis Colts at Denver Broncos: 10/1
Dallas Cowboys at Green Bay Packers: 12/1

Odds on a fan streaking the field in the following games:

Carolina Panthers at Seattle Seahawks: 10/1
Baltimore Ravens at New England Patriots: 15/1
Indianapolis Colts at Denver Broncos: 20/1
Dallas Cowboys at Green Bay Packers: 20/1

General Playoff Props:

Odds on which team will commit the most penalties in the playoffs:

Seattle Seahawks: 2/1
New England Patriots: 3/1
Denver Broncos: 4/1
Carolina: 5/1
Indy: 5/1

Odds on which QB will pass for the most yards in the playoffs:

Tom Brady (New England): 2/1
Aaron Rodgers (Green Bay): 3/1
Peyton Manning (Denver): 7/2
Andrew Luck: 4/1
Tony Romo (Dallas): 6/1

Odds on which RB will rush for the most yards in the playoffs:

Marshawn Lynch (Seattle): 3/2
DeMarco Murray (Dallas): 3/2
Jonathan Stewart (Carolina): 6/1
Eddie Lacy (Green Bay): 7/1
C.J. Anderson (Denver): 7/1

Odds on which player will record the most sacks in the playoffs:

Elvis Dumervil (Baltimore): 4/1
Von Miller (Denver): 5/1
DeMarcus Ware (Denver): 6/1
Charles Johnson (Carolina): 6/1
Clay Matthews (Green Bay): 8/1

Odds someone gets suspended for stomping on a QB: 50/1

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Washington’s starting five took it upon themselves and scored 90 points to lead the Wizards to their 2nd win of the series. Particularly, Marcin Gortat shot an unbelievable 87% from the field and recorded postseason highs of 31 points and 16 rebounds. All-star John Wall dropped an additional 27 points to help the Wizards defeat the momentous Pacer squad. The stellar performances of the Wizards’ players caught the eye of the twittasphere.  Hall of famer Magic Johnson tweeted:

“Just watched John Wall put on a PG clinic w/ 27pts and Marcin Gortat put on a big man clinic w/ 31pts & 16rebs in the win over the Pacers.”

Ironically, the Wizards’ benches, who have played a major role throughout the playoffs, only recorded 12 points, while the Pacers’ bench recorded 31 points. Nonetheless, the most startling statistic is the Wizards pulling down 62 boards, as opposed to the Pacers snagging a mere 23 rebounds. For every 1 rebound the Pacers collected, the Wizards collected 2.7 rebounds. This big man domination can be attributed to Roy Hibbert’s pedestrian performance. Despite Hibbert’s 7 foot 2 inch frame, the big man failed to collect any defensive rebounds and only grabbed two offensive rebounds. Surely, the Pacer fans cannot forget Hibbert’s stint as the driver of the struggle bus during the Hawks’ series. Was this lackluster performance in game 5 the start of another cold spell for Indiana? Or was this just an unlucky fluke that will be surely corrected in game 6?

Not only did this pathetic Pacers’ performance allow the Wizards’ to breathe another postseason breath, but it also left Indiana in a state of uneasiness. This Pacers’ performance illustrated that the coveted number 1 seed may still have some major flaws that are not going away.  However, any viewer of game 5 will tell you that the Wizards won the game, rather than claiming that the Pacers lost the game. The Wizards domination rekindled the fire of the DMV fan base, and provides a spark of hope that the Wizards will come back to D.C. riding the victory wave to another blowout win Thursday night.