NFL Football Picks

An interesting match-up of two teams that are 1-1 straight-up but could easily be 2-0 or 0-2. That’s how close their first two games were. The Texans lost their first on a last second field goal to the saints and were a failed two-point convert away from losing last week to the Jags. For the Chargers it’s all about field goals. The Colts missing three in Week 1 and the Bolts missing two in Week 2.

Detroit Lions (1-0-1 SU, 1-1 ATS) vs. Philadelphia Eagles (1-1 SU, 0-2 ATS) When: Sunday, September 22nd, 2019 – 1:00 PM ET Where: Lincoln Financial Field – Philadelphia, PA TV: FOX Point Spread: DET +7 / PHI -7 (Bet365) Total: 43.5 Power Ratings: Philadelphia -8...

The Raiders showed great promise in Week 1 with a big win over the Broncos. They started out like gangbusters vs. KC as well, until getting absolutely shellacked. The Vikings will unquestionably be the best defense they’ve faced. This could be a bug-meets-windshield affair.

The Bengals looked impressive in their opener battling the Seahawks to the end in a narrow 21-20 loss on the road. In Week 2 it was completely different story getting blasted by the 41-17 on their home field by the 49ers. The Bills are 2-0 after road wins over the Jets and Giants setting them up as an overlay against the Bengals. Read on to get Keith Frank’s betting opinion and predicted point spread winner.

The “Daniel Jones Era” kicks off in Week 3 as the G-Men visit Jameis Winston and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Giants have to be better with Eli gone. Don’t they? Bettors don’t think so as this line rose from TB -5 to -6.5!

The Seahawks have shown that their defense can be exploited through the air and the Saints certainly have the weapons. The big question is with QB Drew Brees out and Teddy Bridgewater at the helm can they exploit them? Read on to get Jay’s prediction against the spread.

Last season in Jacksonville it was a defensive battle with the Titans getting the narrow 9-6 win as a big 10-point dog. This time around NFL football handicapper Jay Horne thinks that it will all come down to how the Tennessee offense performs. Get all his angles and his free pick.

Sean Payton brings his Saints to the City of Angels for one of the marquee match-ups of week 2. This game will be a rematch of the NFC Championship game that saw the Rams squeak into the Super Bowl with the aid of a “non-pass interference” call late in the 4th quarter. Read on to get my prediction.