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The first two times Baltimore qualified for the conference championship game, it had to win wild-card games at home and then fight for two more wins on the road. This time around feels easier because the team gets to play in front of its fans at M&T Bank Stadium. If you’re pumped to place a bet or two on Baltimore in Sunday’s conference title game, sign up now with BetMGM Maryland bonus code SBWIRE to snag a Bet $5, Get $158 in bonus bets offer.
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We say it “feels easier” because Baltimore has the home-field advantage, but it’s never easy to take down Patrick Mahomes and Kansas City in the playoffs. The visitors will be gunning for their fourth trip to the Big Game in the last five years — but they have to run up against a Baltimore defense that ranks No. 1 in the league.
Not only that, but likely league MVP Lamar Jackson appears to be at the top of his game. In his last three appearances, he has accounted for 11 touchdowns and 905 yards with no interceptions. So, it makes sense that BetMGM lists Baltimore as a 3.5-point favorite over Kansas City.
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Considering Johnny Unitas won four league championships, he has to be Baltimore’s biggest quarterbacking legend. But Lamar Jackson can put himself alongside Unitas with a championship this season. You can bet on Jackson’s fortunes when you register for a BetMGM account with the BetMGM Maryland bonus code SBWIRE that guarantees you $158 in bonus bets once you place a $5 first bet.
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As football fans, we’re blessed with two terrific matchups on Sunday. While we’ve already discussed Kansas City-Baltimore, the other conference title game between Detroit and San Francisco features great storylines, too. If you want to play on both games, it’s a good thing you receive multiple bonus bets when you set up a BetMGM account with the BetMGM Maryland bonus code SBWIRE and snag the Bet $5, Get $158 offer.
San Francisco, amazingly, hasn’t won it all in nearly 30 years and it failed in the conference championship game the last two seasons. But that’s practically nothing next to Detroit, which has never played in the Big Game and hasn’t gotten this far in the playoffs in 32 seasons.
San Francisco has held steady all week as 7-point favorites, but Detroit feels like it’s on a mission from God (yeah, we know the Blues Brothers did their work in Chicago, but somehow it fits).
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Md. Gov. Moore touts public safety funding increase, even with crime continuing to drop – WTOP News
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore noted the continuing decrease in crime across the state and shared a proposal to spend $124.1 million on public safety in the next fiscal year budget.
Executive Aisha Braveboy and Police Chief George Nader(WTOP/John Domen)
Maryland lawmakers return to Annapolis next week, and plugging a roughly $1 billion budget hole will be one of many items on their agenda as the 2026 session gets underway.
This week, Gov. Wes Moore has been touting parts of the budget he’ll be unveiling, to go with legislation he intends to champion in Annapolis.
On Thursday, he stood in front of a huge gathering of police, federal law enforcement and prosecutors at the Maryland State Police Barracks in College Park to talk about the continuing decrease in crime and share a proposal to spend $124.1 million on public safety in the next budget.
“That is the highest level of funding in our state’s history, and a $2.3 million increase over last year’s budget,” Moore said. “These are real resources for local police departments all throughout the state of Maryland.”
He said the funding will support overtime patrolling and new equipment that “officers need to make sure they are doing their job safely and that they can get home to their families.”
Moore also took issue with the premise, often posed to Democrats, that you have to choose between siding with law enforcement or siding with “the community,” arguing that he does both “unapologetically.” He also promised that his plan for public safety is both urgent and strategic.
“This is backed by data and built on three core pillars,” Moore said. “Provide the resources and the support that law enforcement needs; build stronger, more vibrant communities that leave no one behind; and coordinate all aspects of government and community to make sure that our streets are safer.”
As he enters the final year of his term, Moore highlighted a 25% reduction in homicides around the state, to a number he said is the lowest in 40 years. He also touted a 50% violent crime reduction and a sharp drop in non-fatal shootings.
“This is not trends or vibes. It happens because we made smart investments, and it happened because we chose to do something really unique — work together,” Moore said. “We are standing here coordinated, bipartisan, nonpartisan, knowing that community safety does not have a partisan bend and protecting our neighbors does not have a political affiliation.”
At the same time, Moore said he wasn’t taking a victory lap about the heartening trends in crime just yet.
“We are making progress, yes, but we will not rest until everybody and all of our communities feel safe,” he said. “Too often, false choices will dominate the public safety debate. Do we want to hold criminals accountable, or do we want to focus on rehabilitation? We’re told to pick a side without understanding that’s not how people live.”
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