Guaranteed Pick + Prediction For The Lions vs. The 49ers
Week 3 NFL Picks – Sunday Sept 21st, 2008 4:05 PM ET
Candlestick Park (69,732) — San Francisco, California
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Candlestick Park (69,732) — San Francisco, California
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INVESCO Field at Mile High (76,125) — Denver, Colorado
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LP Field (69,143) — Nashville, Tennessee
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Giants Stadium (80,242) — East Rutherford, New Jersey
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Georgia Dome (71,228) — Atlanta, Georgia
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Lucas Oil Stadium (63,000) — Indianapolis, Indiana
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Ralph Wilson Stadium (73,967) — Orchard Park, New York
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Gillette Stadium (68,756) — Foxborough, Massachusetts
Missouri -34 / O/U 71.5
This week presents another exciting sports wagering opportunity for NCAA football betting enthusiasts and BetUS customers as the sixth ranked Missouri Tigers will take on the perennial underdog in college football, the Buffalo Bulls.
The Pittsburgh Steelers had to beat the Cleveland Browns the old fashioned way in Week 2 of the NFL Season. They played terrific defense and controlled the clock.
ESPN continues its nightly coverage of college football on Thursday when it brings you the West Virginia Mountaineers (-3) at the Colorado Buffaloes.
Week 3 NFL Picks – Sunday Sept 21st, 2008 1:00 PM ET
Soldier Field (61,500) — Chicago, Illinois
Wake Forest is a 4 point underdog the over under is 48.
Utah is an 8 point favorite the over under is 54.5
Michigan State is a 9 point favorite the over under is 48.
The Saints and Broncos clash on Sunday afternoon with one team looking downright super and the other team kicking themselves after blowing a game. Online NFL betting fans that had their money on the Saints in last Sunday’s loss to the Redskins must have thought that things were going their way when Reggie Bush ran back a punt to put the Saints ahead by nine points.