NFL Preseason Week 3 Picks and Predictions

906

 

I’ll make this one short and sweet as we shouldn’t invest too much into these exhibition games unless we see some significant value. I see light value on a few plays but I have no unit allocation– that’s up to you! Is it the regular season yet?!?!

Colts -2 (-110): Apparently Dan Campbell and the Lions don’t care much about the preseason, which shows me he may be sharper than his beastly appearance, but the Colts are just deeper and more experienced. I’m on Indy to end the preseason strong and snatch a win from Detroit in what should be a common occurrence this year for both teams.

Ravens -3.5 (-110): Do I need to explain? The Ravens are deeper and care way more about winning this– 3.5 is a tricky line but I don’t think the ol’ Football Team cares much about this contest. Battle of MD notwithstanding, this should be another Ravens win by margin. Don’t let me down, Harbaugh!

Texans +4 (-110): The Texans are playing surprisingly fierce in these exhibition games thus far and the Bucs are completely uninterested. If Brady plays, it won’t be for long. Why not bet on another Texans win? Well, I know why not. But they have the value.

Rams/Broncos under 33.5 (-110): Sean McVay continues to stiff-arm preseason play, which makes him wiser than most, and that usually results in low totals (the first two games sure did). Along with a deep defense, we think another under will hit.

Giants +3.5 (-110): The Giants coaching staff has said that Daniel Jones and other starters will indeed play, and they’ll possibly play for the majority of the first half. That’s enough for me to bet on the Giants as dogs against the unproven Mac Jones and a struggling Cam Newton, not to mention a NY defense that vastly improved last year.

Previous articleTop MLB Free Play
Next articleFREE SEASON WIN TOTAL | College Football
Chris has been betting and handicapping sports for over a decade, honing long-term strategy from the sharpest minds in the industry. A military veteran and avid NY Giants fan, he has a Bachelor's in Journalism and Philosophy from Alvernia University and Master's in Public Administration from American University. When Chris isn't consuming sports (which is rather nonstop), he enjoys spending time with his family, his friends, and his over-sized German Shepherd. He also loves beef jerky (way too much).