Kelly Stewart echoed confidence in San Francisco as her Super Bowl pick, highlighting that the 49ers face only three opponents that made last year’s playoffs and possess a ‘stacked offense.’ Although she voiced concern over the secondary, she expects positive turnover regression after a down 2024 takeaway rate. The cakewalk schedule should let them cruise to the NFC’s top seed and potentially play the Super Bowl at their own Levi’s Stadium. Those factors, plus an offense she calls one of the league’s deepest, make Stewart willing to ride with the 49ers futures ticket despite the defensive question mark.

Kelly Stewart advised betting Tampa Bay to miss the postseason at +140. She noted the Buccaneers quietly fielded one of the worst secondaries in the NFC last year, surrendering almost 250 passing yards per game while recording only seven interceptions. Stewart reminded listeners that her Denver Broncos led by Bo Nix walked into Raymond James and won outright as 7.5-point underdogs, a game she views as a red flag for 2025. Although Tampa drafted Benjamin Morrison and Jacob Parrish to shore up the unit, Stewart doubts two rookies can fix the coverage issues overnight and expects the Bucs to take 'a big step back,' making the plus-money miss-playoffs prop attractive.

Kelly Stewart is betting the Buccaneers to miss the playoffs at +140. She pointed out that Tampa’s secondary surrendered nearly 250 passing yards per game while snagging only seven interceptions last season—a vulnerability she saw firsthand when her Broncos and rookie Bo Nix went in and won as 7.5-point underdogs. Although the Bucs drafted CBs Benjamin Morrison and Jacob Parrish, Stewart doubts two rookies instantly fix a leaky back end. With run-defense strength but glaring pass-defense holes and likely regression after exceeding expectations two straight years, she prefers plus money on Tampa missing the postseason.

Kelly Stewart recommended betting the Chicago Bears UNDER their season-win total and looking to fade them weekly. She argued the NFC North is the deepest division in football, so Chicago will not get many soft match-ups. Defensive coordinators now have a full season of Caleb Williams film, and the franchise’s perpetual coaching carousel continues to destroy continuity. Until the Bears stabilize their staff and show real progress, Stewart expects fewer than 10 wins and consistent betting value going against them.

Kelly Stewart said she sees value grabbing the Carolina Panthers at 4-to-1 to win the NFC South. Her antenna went up when Tampa Bay is only –110 instead of the –150 range she expected for a defending champ, which she reads as a market signal that bookmakers fear Buccaneers regression. Stewart acknowledged Dave Canales upgraded the Bucs defense and drafted WR McMillan, but still expects Tampa to come back to earth after two straight seasons of beating expectations. If that happens she believes Carolina, not New Orleans or Atlanta, is best positioned to pounce, making the Panthers her preferred long-shot divisional ticket rather than laying a suspicious number with Tampa Bay.

Kelly Stewart recommended a speculative play on Carolina at 4-to-1 to win the NFC South. She senses something "fishy" about Tampa sitting only at -110 and believes the Panthers, with defensive holes patched by Dave Canales and an improving offense in year two of their coach-GM combo, offer the best value if the Buccaneers stumble.

Kelly Stewart backed San Francisco at +150 to win the NFC West, stressing that the roster is elite when healthy. Even without Deebo Samuel, she expects Clint Kubiak’s play-calling and a fully paid Brock Purdy to keep the offense explosive. Stewart believes the 49ers’ injury luck has to normalize and, combined with the league’s easiest schedule, the price offers strong value.

Kelly Stewart also fired on the Cowboys at 6-to-1, calling the price "fairly absurd" given Dak Prescott’s 33-8 career mark inside the NFC East. She believes a couple of division road wins could flip the standings and thinks the market is fixated on Micah Parsons’ holdout and coaching uncertainty while ignoring Dallas’s upgraded receiving corps with George Pickens joining CeeDee Lamb. In a division famous for volatility, Stewart wants the longest odds attached to the quarterback who has consistently dominated these rivals.

Kelly Stewart echoed Marco’s stance, betting the Vikings +360 to win what she called "the steepest division in the NFL." Stewart is excited to see J.J. McCarthy finally healthy and operating with "a ton of weapons" after last year’s surprise run with Sam Darnold. She believes every NFC North team will improve, making price shopping critical, and argues Minnesota’s combination of offensive upside and defensive depth is being overlooked while bettors focus on Detroit’s coordinator departures.

Kelly Stewart said she is backing Tampa Bay to win the NFC South again. Stewart likes what she saw from Baker Mayfield in 2023 and believes the Buccaneers enter 2024 with the most stable quarterback situation in the division while Carolina is still in full rebuild mode and New Orleans has what she called a 'big mess' at quarterback. She highlighted Week 1 (a rematch of last year’s pivotal division game) as an early swing spot and noted that last season’s title race ultimately came down to Tampa and Atlanta. With Mayfield settled, the Bucs’ defense mostly intact and no clear threat emerging elsewhere in the South, Stewart argued Tampa should be favored but is still being priced like a middle-of-the-pack team, creating value on their division future.

Kelly Stewart reported that Joaquin Niemann at 65 to 1 odds drew sharp interest from respected bettors like Jeff Sherman for The Masters. Despite facing sharp fade action in matchups, his overall price attracted outright bets. Stewart conveyed this as sharp-sourced value information indicating Niemann presents appealing win-betting upside at long-odds prices.

Kelly Stewart mentioned sharp bettor Jeff Sherman targeted Robert Macintyre at big odds (63 to 1) for The Masters. Recognition from a known sharp like Sherman suggests Macintyre offers clear value at this price point. This information serves those willing to take a flyer on longer-priced players who have earned attention from respected betting figures.

Kelly Stewart supported betting Justin Thomas at attractive odds of 32 to 1 for The Masters. She noted respected bettors, including Wes Reynolds and Jeff Sherman, both backed Thomas. Using guidance from these strong sources, Stewart recommended Thomas given their consensus and the high value number he's available at, amplifying confidence in adding him to outright tournament bets.