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After an eventful Wild Card Weekend, we’re onto the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs, which means the Ravens and 49ers will be back on the field after a bye week. Following the Packers’ dominant victory over the Cowboys as significant underdogs last weekend, they have a matchup with the 49ers in San Francisco on Saturday night. I’ve taken a look at the player prop market and have 2 picks to lock in for this NFC matchup. Let’s get into it. Check out our full Green Bay Packers vs San Francisco 49ers predictions George Kittle, TE, SF Over 51.5 receiving yards (-114) Available at FanDuel Sports book at time of publishing I’m expecting a ton of points in what should be an exciting affair on Saturday, and just like last week I’ll be targeting a tight end to go over his receiving yards prop against the Packers. Green Bay’s defense has struggled defending the tight end and that continued into the playoffs, as Jake Ferguson was one of the few ...

Newcastle United have confirmed that there is currently nothing to stop them from signing players from the Saudi Pro League in January as they consider options to replace the suspended Sandro Tonali. 90min exclusively revealed last month that the club's owners - Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund - were open to Newcastle signing players from the four Pro League clubs under their control - Al Hilal, Al Nassr, Al Ittihad and Al Ahli. Tonali's 10-month ban for betting has left Newcastle with a gap to fill in their squad and one they were not anticipating, especially as they have Profit and Sustainability (formerly Financial Fair Play) concerns, so a loan deal is the ideal scenario for the Magpies. Sporting director Dan Ashworth, the man who leads Newcastle's recruitment, already had plans in place for January but they that did not feature a defensive midfielder as they were instead looking for a central defender and another forward. Ashworth has now confirm ed that th...

Roberto De Zerbi has a tough task ahead of him as he tries to improve upon last season's historic campaign. The Italian tactician arrived at Brighton in September after Graham Potter's shock departure and helped guide the model Premier League side to a club-record sixth-placed finish, the FA Cup semi-finals and a spot in the Europa League. Alexis Mac Allister has been the only high-profile departure ahead of the new Premier League campaign - Brighton also squeezed £25m out of Chelsea for the dropped goalkeeper Robert Sanchez - but the squad remains unsettled until the transfer window closes and Moises Caicedo's turbulent future is decided (for another six months at least). Here's everything you need to know about Brighton ahead of the 2023/24 season. Brighton's performance last five seasons Season Premier League FA Cup EFL Cup 2022/23 6th SF R4 2021/22 9th R4 R4 2020/21 16th R5 R4 2019/20 15th R3 R3 2018/19 17th SF R2 Summer transfers Ins: Joao Pedro (FW) - Watford ...