Sunday Night Football was supposed to be an AFC Championship preview. However, after Week 3, the San Diego Chargers (2-1, 1-2 ATS) and Pittsburgh Steelers (1-2, 0-3 ATS) are just focused on staying in the hunt in their respective divisions.
Oddsmakers have tagged the Steelers as 6.5-point home favorites for Sunday’s primetime matchup.
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The NFL betting hits just keep on coming for the Monday nighter. Last week, the Colts and Dolphins treated us to a tight game. This week, football fans feast their eyes on shiny new Cowboys Stadium as the Panthers and Cowboys go head to head in what should be a high-scoring affair.
Washington Redskins (1-1 SU, 0-1-1 ATS) at Detroit Lions (0-2 SU & ATS)
Sunday, September 27 – 1 PM ET
NFL betting odds: WASHINGTON -6, Total 38.5
San Francisco 49ers (2-0 SU & ATS) at Minnesota Vikings (2-0 SU & ATS)
Sunday, September 27 – 1 PM ET
BetUS NFL betting odds: MINNESOTA -6.5, Total 40
In the BetUS NFL football betting odds, the Vikings are listed as a 6.5-point favorite, with a posted total of 40 points.
BetUS NFL betting odds: HOUSTON -3.5, Total 47
In the BetUS NFL football betting odds, the Texans are listed as a 3.5-point favorite
The game total is 47 points.
Here are some NFL football betting trends as they relate to this matchup:
Miami Dolphins (0-2 SU & ATS) at San Diego Chargers (1-1 SU, 0-2 ATS)
Sunday, September 27 – 4:15 PM ET
BetUS NFL betting odds: SAN DIEGO -6, Total 44
In the BetUS Sportsbook, the Chargers are listed as a six-point favorite, with a posted total of 44 points.
Week 3 of the National Football League season is a tough one for Football Betting fans, with a number of close matchups and lots of line movement.
But a few games standout, including the Tennessee Titans’ trip to New York City on Sunday, where they’ll face the Jets (1 pm ET, CBS).
New York is a 2.5-point favorite in NFL Betting Lines at betED.com.
Two teams that have underachieved in the NFL betting season hook up in the Lone Star State to close out the NFL’s third week of play on ESPN’s Monday Night Football. The Dallas Cowboys (1-1, 1-1 ATS) will go in search of their first regular season victory in their new stadium against the slumping Carolina Panthers (0-2, 0-2 ATS).
One quarterback is beginning a very promising pro career. The other quarterback could be in his twilight years following a career-threatening injury. Both playcallers try to lead their teams to victory when the Atlanta Falcons visit the New England Patriots on Sunday afternoon.
Oddsmakers have set the Patriots as 4-point home favorites.
College and pro football offer a variety of great match-ups every weekend. A good handicapper, though, doesn’t just look at individual and team match-ups. There are other factors surrounding a game that can be equally important to identifying a winning spread cover, such as scheduling and road travel.
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After Monday Night NFL betting gave us some surprisingly close games in Week 1, can the Colts and Dolphins treat us to something special tonight? Both teams’ offenses stalled last week, so something tells me there’s a barn burner in the making in Miami.
The New Orleans Saints made sure they caught everyone’s attention by decimating the Lions 45-27 in Week 1 betting. Drew Brees was the headline grabber of the weekend, throwing for 358-yards and 6 touchdowns. The game against Detroit was a nice tune-up, but now we get to really see what the Saints can do on the road against a vaunted Eagles’ defense that caused five turnovers last weekend against Carolina.
If you thought the aerial arsenal of the Arizona Cardinals was one-dimensional, then the one-man band of the Jacksonville Jaguars should lower the bar a little for you. Maurice Jones-Drew had five receptions, but managed to rumble for 97 rushing yards and the Jaguars only touchdown against Indy.
Arizona Cardinal (0-1) vs. Jacksonville Jaguars (0-1)
Sunday, September 20th — Municipal Stadium, Jacksonville — 1:00pm EST
NFL Betting Line: Jax -3 (42)
Minnesota Vikings (1-0) vs. Detroit Lions (0-1)
Sunday, September 20 th
Ford Field, Detroit — 1:00pm EST
NFL Betting Line: Minnesota -10 (46.5)
The Lions are winless in 2009 so far, and that fact will hold true after Week 2 is in the bag. After allowing Drew Brees to throw for six touchdowns, the Lions are inviting Brett Favre to Ford Field to try and do the same. To make matters worse, the Vikings present a much more dynamic attack, boasting the league’s leading MVP candidate, Adrian Peterson.
Oakland Raiders (0-1) vs. Kansas City Chiefs (1-0)
Sunday, September 20th — Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas — 1:00pm EST
NFL Betting Line: KC -3 (38.5)
In their college days, Michael Bush and Run DMC were two of the best backs in the nation. Now they share a backfield, making Justin Fargas virtually expendable. Bush and DMC combined for 123.0 yards and a score against one of the better 3-4 defenses in the league.
There was a new regime, new parts and new optimism in St. Louis but all of that excitement quickly died down after one game. The Rams were shutout 28-0 and while the effort was there, they still got smacked around.
Meanwhile, the Redskins also had a discouraging performance as their offense looked disjointed and they couldn’t capitalize on good opportunities that their defense – and the New York Giants – created.
