NFL Preseason Week 3 – New York vs N.Y.
The “Snoopy Bowl” is on Friday night between the New York Giants (3-0) and New York Jets (2-0). The Jets won the game last year (24-21 in OT) and you can bet that both teams will want to win this game.
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The “Snoopy Bowl” is on Friday night between the New York Giants (3-0) and New York Jets (2-0). The Jets won the game last year (24-21 in OT) and you can bet that both teams will want to win this game.
A pair of teams sporting 1-1 records will square off at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta this Saturday when the Tennessee Titans pay a visit to the Atlanta Falcons in week three of the NFL preseason.
The Pittsburgh Steelers (1-1) beat the Bills (19-16) last week at Heinz Field. The Philadelphia Eagles (0-2) offense looked great last week, but the defense was horrendous in a loss to the Patriots (42-35).
The Jacksonville Jaguars enter the 2014 season in a familiar spot unfortunately – looking to just field a competitive team and to keep from becoming the laughing stock of the NFL. The team jumped from two wins in 2012 to four wins in 2013 but still looked at times more like an NCAA team rather than an NFL one.
The Steelers are poised to get back to a long tradition of winning seasons.
Ever since the NFL realigned its divisions in 2002, the Bengals have won three AFC North titles, the Steelers come into the new season with five division crowns and the third-favorite Ravens have claimed the division title four times.
Aaron Rodgers keeps the Packers the team to beat in the NFL’s Black and Blue Division
Green Bay has once again been opened as a heavy favorite to win the NFC North this season and they are one of the top favorites to win the conference. Despite the posted odds, do not count Chicago or Detroit out of this race after battling the Packers to the bitter end for last season’s title.
The Dallas Cowbows (0-2) travel to south Florida for a date with the Miami Dolphins (1-1) in a week three preseason tilt.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers enter the 2014 season a vastly different team than the one that mailed it in last year and finished 4-12. Changes were needed and change is what Bucs fans got!
The Indianapolis Colts enter the 2014 season full of promise once again, off consecutive 11-5 seasons and in a good position to take what looks to be one of the worst divisions in football – the AFC South.
The Houston Texans were inexplicably the worst team in the NFL during a lost 2014 season – something they hope to change with a new coach, some new pieces and the No. 1 Overall pick in the draft suiting up for them in 2014.
The NFL season is fast approaching, and bettors have little time remaining to get their futures bets in. That doesn’t mean it’s too late to mine for value though.
The St. Louis Rams will attempt to take another step toward respectability this upcoming season. Sam Bradford returns from injury to a team that appears to be moving in the right direction but must face the reality of playing in the toughest division in football and playing the third toughest schedule of any team heading into the 2014 season.
The defending champs return as the hunted rather than the hunter this season – lofty expectations and the talk of a possible dynasty will follow the Seahawks into the season.
The San Francisco 49ers enter the 2014-2015 season as one of the Super Bowl favorites again – and rightfully so! This is a team that has reached the NFC Championship game three straight seasons – as balanced and as dangerous as any team in the league.
The NFC East was once one of the elite divisions in football, but it has fallen on some hard times of late. That isn’t to say that the division hasn’t offered some exciting football, with the division winner settled in a head-to-head matchup on the final day of the regular season four of the last five times.
The AFC East has belonged to the New England Patriots ever since Drew Bledsoe was knocked out of a game against the New York Jets and replaced by a young Tom Brady. Since then, the Patriots have failed to win the division only once in a span of 11 seasons from 2003 through 2013.