NFL FOOTBALL PICKS ATS - FREE WEEKLY EXPERT PREDICTIONS

Considering this season's performances and key metrics, the game has a good chance to go over the total line of 42.5. Washington's defense is struggling, but they are efficient in converting yards to points. Betting on the Over might be the smart move for this matchup. Consider buying down to 42.

According to the stats and trends, Indianapolis has the edge in yards per point, yards per pass, and yards per rush, while Jacksonville has the edge in recent form and head-to-head matchups. The game could go either way, but Indianapolis appears to have a slight statistical advantage.

If we go by the stats and recent form, Green Bay seems to have the edge, both offensively and defensively. The Raiders will have to overcome a lot to come out on top. Given the trends and key stats, Green Bay looks like the better bet here.

Expect a close, hard-fought game as these teams have a history of tough playoff battles. While San Francisco operates efficiently, Dallas appears stronger than when they last met in the playoffs. We'll take the Cowboys plus the points for Sunday night.

In the upcoming AFC North clash between the Baltimore Ravens and the Pittsburgh Steelers, all signs point to betting the Under on the total points line of 38.5. Baltimore's defense has been limiting opponents to just 14.5 points per game, while Pittsburgh's offense is struggling with an average of 15.5 points. Defensive efficiency, Over/Under trends, and poor Red Zone performance by the Steelers further solidify the case for the Under. It's a bet that aligns well with the current stats and trends.

The Titans have struggled to put up points this season but they've done an admirable job preventing them. The statistics suggest this trend will continue, Take the Under.

Washington can at least say it knows how to win a football game. Also, QB Howell owns a couple of good performances this season. Also, the Commanders, despite some recent questionable form, own the better defense in this match-up. Meanwhile, Chicago is just a total mess. We’ll give the points with Washington Thursday night.

Kansas City could be 3-0, if not for a pick-6 and some dropped passes against the Lions, and its defense is playing well. New York, meanwhile, can’t throw the ball, can’t run the ball, and its defense, the strength of the team, only ranks 19th in the League. Also, playing on the road means the spread is a bit more amenable. And the early line movement worked in our favor. We’re giving the points with the Chiefs on Sunday night.

Given the Browns' defensive prowess and home-field advantage, we're leaning towards Cleveland to not only win but also cover the 3-point spread.

Our big questions about Detroit heading into this season concerned the defense and avoiding a letdown after finishing so well last season. So far, the defense is playing much better than last year, helping the team avoid such a letdown. As for Green Bay, QB Love is playing good ball, but that offense might again be without four key guys. And that defense is still iffy. We bet Detroit at Lambeau Field last January and see no reason not to do it again
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So, to wrap it up, if you're looking to make a savvy pick, the Bucs look like a solid bet to cover the spread. Their defense can stifle the Eagles' offense, they've got the home crowd behind them, and they've been undervalued so far. Time to place those bets, folks.

Las Vegas is not running the ball like it could. RB Jacobs led the League in rushing last season but he’s only got 46 yards this season. Feed that guy! Also, we give Garoppolo the edge in the QB comparison. Also, this game looks like a good fit for our “what’s-up-one-week-is-down-the-next, and vice-versa” theory. We’re riding with the Raiders Sunday night.

Given the high-scoring offenses, suspect defenses, and favorable yards-per-pass stats, this game is shaping up to be a high-scoring affair. All signs point to the "over" being a solid bet for this Week 3 matchup.

Considering the injuries to the Ravens' defense, the Colts' promising backup QB performance, and historical ATS trends, taking the points with the Colts seems like a well-calculated risk for this NFL Week 3 showdown.
 

San Francisco gets our football handicapping check-marks in the QB comparison, with the running game, and with the (much) better defense. So we're guessing the 49ers might win this game. And so far in the NFL this season, the teams that won the game outright are 25-5-2 ATS. We're trying not to overthink this one; we'll take Niners and give the points.

Considering the defensive prowess shown by the Browns and the offensive struggles faced by the Steelers, coupled with the potential absence of key players, the stage seems set for a game where defenses shine. The seasoned bettor might find value in eyeing the "under" play in what promises to be a gritty, hard-fought contest.

Miami won a wild game on the other side of the country last week and now heads 1,500 miles north for Sunday’s game. We wonder if that won’t have an effect. Also, that Dolphins defense concerns us a bit. New England, meanwhile, lost a tough game at home last week. Might the Patriots be primed for a rebound effort here? Also, if anyone can come up with a solution to the Tagovailoa-Hill problem, you’d think it might be Coach Belichick. We expect this game, like these teams’ games last week, to play out close, so we’ll take the Patriots plus the points.

Given the recent performances and historical data, betting "over" 51 seems to have some solid ground. Both teams have the arsenal to engage in a high-scoring duel. Let’s buckle up for what promises to be an exhilarating encounter with points coming thick and fast.

I don't like laying points on the road. Especially on a team switching coasts, but the Chargers offense really stands out here and if they can keep the Titans running game in check, they can win this by more than the -3 posted line.

Philadelphia owns the better QB, the better running game, and the better defense. Also, the Eagles totally outplayed Minnesota in their meeting last season, and from what we can tell, not much has changed since. We like Philly for Thursday night, minus the points.