FrontPageBets takes a look at Packers vs. Dolphins, Broncos vs. Rams and Buccaneers vs. Cardinals.
While Christmas Eve will see the bulk of the Week 16 NFL games, there will be three matchups on Christmas Day to watch.
Green Bay Packers over 22.5 total team points The Green Bay Packers are on a two-game winning streak to keep their slim playoff hopes alive. The Denver Broncos are last in the league in scoring, averaging 15.6 points per game, while the Los Angeles Rams are second-worst at 16.4 ppg.
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