NFL bettors are trying to adjust to the loss of home-sector advantage in the 2020 season as they study the latest NFL Vegas line. During the first two weeks, the home teams are 17-15 against the spread, so it’s hard to read how much the lack of fans affects the results. William Hill’s 3 NFL odds of the week have been selected as favorites to 12 home teams, with the Colts having the most notable edge of the week (-11.5) spreading 3 NFLs as they host human jets.
Which house favorites should your 3 NFL bets of the week include? And which Week 3 NFL spread will provide the most value? All Week 3 NFL lines are listed below, and SportsLine’s advanced computer model has all the NFL betting advice and predictions that you need to make the best Week 3 NFL picks now.
The sportsline projection model emulates 10,000 times each NFL game and is over 7,300 for 100d players at its top rated NFL picks since its inception five years ago.
It’s strong with a 5-2 roll on top-rated NFL picks this season. The model enters Week 3 on the incredible 101-67 roll at the top-rated NFL elections which is the 2017 season. The model also ranks in the top 10 on the NFLPicwatch in the last four to three years on straight-up NFL elections and has beaten more than 95 percent of CBS Sports office fee pool players three times during that period. Anyone who has followed him is up.
Now, it has tested the latest Week 3 NFL odds and NFL betting lines, emulated every instant, and is within its predictions. Head to the sportsline now to see it all.
Top NFL Predictions for Week 3
A Forecast of the Model’s Recommended Top Week 3 NFL: Statilers (-4) cover against textons. After Ben Rothlisberger returned after missing part of 2019 with an elbow injury, the Steelers started 2-0 with a 1-1 mark against Spread. Defensively, they have been one of the best teams in two weeks, second in yards in the NFL (305) respectively.
In the meantime, the Texans are 0-2 and have failed to cover this season. The simulation shows Deshaun Watson being caught below 230 passing yards in Pittsburgh, while no Houston walks above 50 yards on the ground. Steelers cover 60 percent of the simulation well, while even a strong defensive performance helps to hit about 60 percent of the time under (45.5).
Top Week 3 from Model 3 Another one from the NFL: Buchanan (-5.5) covers as a road favorite against the Broncos. Denver has been one of the toughest teams when it comes to injuries.
The Broncos back entered without linebacker Von Miller (Achilles), and then they lost the receiver Courtland Sutton (ACL) for the season and the quarterback Drew L (K) for the foreseeable future. Suspicious, while rookie receiver Jerry Judy (ribs) is suspicious.
The model projects that will take a toll against the injuries that mpa bay defense per game. Giving less than 35000 yards. In these simulations Bucks QB Tom Brady also shows pressure for 300 passing yards, while Leonard Fornet runs back and finds the final zone. Tampa Bay covers well 50 percent of the time, while teams gather for 44 points, clipping the end (42.5).
How To Make Week 3 NFL Elections
The model also competed in the Ravens matchup against the big chiefs on Monday night’s football night, as well as every other game on the Week 3 NFL schedule. He also recognizes the Super Bowl contender who comes down hard. You can just get every pick for every sport in the sportsline.
Which NFL can you choose with confidence in Week 3? And which Super Bowl contender goes down hard? Check out the latest NFL odds from William Hill below and then visit Sportsline to see which NFL teams are winning more than 100 percent of simulations, all from their M-Dell, which is more than 7,300 at its top rated NFL elections.
NFL odds, matchups for week 3
Las Vegas Raiders in the New England Patriots (-5.5, 47)
Los Angeles Rams on Buffalo Bills 9 (-1.5, 46.5)
Houston Texans at the Pittsburgh Steelers (-4, 45.5)
San Francisco 49ers over the New York Giants (+3.5, 42)
Tennessee Titans over the Minnesota Vikings (+2.5, 49.5)
The Washington Football Team at the Cleveland Browns (-7, 45)
Cincinnati Bengals at the Philadelphia Eagles (-4.5, 47.5)
Chicago Bears on the Atlanta Falcons (-3.5, 47)
New York Jets at Indianapolis Colts (-11.5, 44)
Carolina Panthers on Los Angeles Chargers (-6.5, 43.5)
Detroit Lions at the Arizona Cardinals (-5.5, 55)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers on the Denver Broncos (+5.5, 42.5)
Dallas Cowboys at the Seattle Seahawks (-5, 57)
Green Bay Packers at the New Orleans Saints (-3, 53)
Kansas City Chiefs at Baltimore Ravens (-3.5, 54.5)
