betED.com NFL Betting Odds have the Pats as 4-point favorites and the total at 46.<\/p>\n
The Patriots have won eight straight when visiting the Jets since a 20-19 loss Sept. 11, 2000, during Belichick’s first season as head coach. That streak continued with a 19-10 win Sept. 14 last season but New England lost 34-31 at home to New York on Nov. 13.<\/p>\n
The Patriots survived a Week 1 scare on Monday Night Football as Tom Brady’s 16-yard touchdown pass to Benjamin Watson with 0:50 on the clock lifted New England to a 25-24 win over the division-rival Buffalo Bills. upset Houston Texans 24-7 as a 4.5-point underdog in Week 1, with the score going under the total of 45.<\/p>\n Another high-profile matchup Sunday pits the Pittsburgh Steelers against the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field (4 pm ET, CBS).<\/p>\n betED NFL Odds have the Steelers as 3-point favorites versus the Bears, while the game’s total is sitting at 38.<\/p>\n Pittsburgh and Chicago last met in Week 14 of the 2005 season, a 21-9 Steelers home victory that was the first of eight straight wins on their way to winning Super Bowl 40.<\/p>\n The Steelers haven’t visited Soldier Field since a 37-34 overtime victory in 1995, their lone win in 11 visits to Chicago.<\/p>\n And on Sunday Night Football (8:20 pm ET, NBC), the New York Giants visit the Dallas Cowboys for the first regular-season game at brand new Cowboys Stadium, where an NFL-record crowd of 103,000 is expected.<\/p>\n The Cowboys are 3-point favorites and the total is 44.5.<\/p>\n Dallas is 13-6 SU in the past 19 games at home against the Giants.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/banners.beted.com\/images\/banners\/NFL\/NFLGEN1M250X250.gif\")
<\/a> New England couldn’t cover as 10-point home favorites, while the score went over the 46.5-point total. The Jets<\/p>\n