The Wildcat returns for his 25th season in The Post, including the 1997-2020 seasons in the Bettor’s Guide. Cat’s record in print stands at 652-561 (53.8 percent) against the spread.

In the first of this late-season, home-and-home matchup in this revered series, hosts enjoy strong playoff prospects while looking to extend their four-game winning streak. HC Ron Rivera’s deep defensive resourcefulness can’t be underestimated. Leading hosts, QB Taylor Heinicke is maintaining a sane pass/run ratio. Given this head start, WFT’s greater need carries the day, in a tight fit, so long as turnovers are avoided.

With Detroit in the rearview mirror, Matthew Stafford has enjoyed better days this season, with a more favorable supporting cast. All well and good — but market’s not giving much away to Ram-lovers, unless you were alert and pounced on the Angelinos when they were catching a full trey, early in the week. So long as Vegas is essentially an LA suburb in terms of supporting their Rams, it’s ’Zona or nothing here, at current market.

Last week: 1-1. Patriots (W). Raiders (L).
Season: 13-12-1.