NFL Picks: Office pool pick’em – Week 3

Use our staff’s weekly pick’em against the spread and straight up for the win.

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2023 Week 3 picks: moneyline & against the spread

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2023 Season-long rankings: moneyline


2023 Season-long rankings: ATS


NFL all-time picks leaderboard: moneyline

Moneyline DMD SG HS CC CJB HCG KH
2022 184-98-2 172-110-2 172-110-2 181-101-2 174-108-2 190-92-2 178-104-2
2021 167-104-1 159-112-1 176-95-1 175-96-1 176-95-1 174-97-1 n/a
2020 161-94-1 161-94-1 164-91-1 174-81-1 166-89-1 172-83-1 n/a
2019 162-93-1 156-99-1 161-94-1 164-91-1 157-98-1 163-92-1 n/a
2018 167-87-2 158-96-2 153-101-2 165-89-2 157-97-2 n/a n/a
2017 168-88 161-95 165-91 180-76 160-96 n/a n/a
2016 157-97-2 149-105-2 152-102-2 156-98-2 139-115-2 n/a n/a
2015 154-102 137-119 155-101 165-91 n/a n/a n/a
2014 166-89-1 158-97-1 163-92-1 177-78-1 n/a n/a n/a
2013 163-92-1 160-95-1 153-102-1 n/a n/a n/a n/a
All-time 1,649-944-11 1,571-1,022-11 1,614-979-11 1,537-801-10 1129-698-9 699-364-5 178-104-2
accuracy (63.3%) (60.3%) (61.9%) (65.5%) (61.5%) (65.4%) (62.7%)

NFL all-time picks leaderboard: ATS

ATS DMD SG HS CC CJB HCG KH
2022 136-142-6 132-148-4 143-136-5 132-150-2 145-136-3 142-134-8 127-152-4
2021 141-130-1 142-129-1 136-135-1 152-119-1 143-128-1 151-120-1 n/a
2020 118-138 122-134 129-127 130-126 143-113 130-126 n/a
2019 121-135 133-123 139-117 121-135 137-119 139-117 n/a
2018 132-124 131-125 133-123 132-124 130-126 n/a n/a
2017 129-127 136-120 132-124 136-120 131-125 n/a n/a
2016 110-146 125-131 124-132 132-124 127-129 n/a n/a
2015 125-131 121-135 123-133 141-115 n/a n/a n/a
2014 122-134 124-132 132-124 123-133 n/a n/a n/a
2013 115-136-5 119-132-5 117-134-5 n/a n/a n/a n/a
All-time 1,249-1,343-12 1,285-1,309-10 1,308-1,285-11 1,199-1,146-3 956-876-4 562-497-9 127-152-4
accuracy 48.0% 49.3% 50.2% 47.7% 52.1% 52.6% 44.9%

DMD – David Dorey, SG – Steve Gallo, HS – Harley Schultz, CC – Cletis Cutts, CJB – Cory Bonini, HCG – HC Green, KH – Kevin Hickey


Betting the NFL Line: Week 3

Your NFL Week 3 betting guide for all of the smartest wagers to make.

There was a time that if you started 0-2 your season was over. Good teams can lose back-to-back games at midseason and it isn’t life or death. But the playoff odds for teams starting off 0-2 drop hard.

The additional regular-season game and third wild-card team in each conference makes overcoming an 0-2 start more manageable. But if you start 0-3? That’s trouble no matter how you slice it.

Coming into Week 3, a lot of teams are on the edge of that 0-3 cliff, including 2022 playoff teams (Bengals, Vikings and Chargers) and a couple that thought they had legitimate playoff chances (Patriots and Broncos). These teams are going to be more desperate than most because the hole they’ve dug is already deep and getting a lot deeper with a third straight loss.

New York Giants (+400) at San Francisco 49ers (-550)

The Over/Under is a little too low (44.5 points at -110 for the both Over and Under). It’s not too low because of the Giants, but the 49ers have posted 30 points in each of their first two games and have the horses to top that number this week. That doesn’t require the Giants to do too much. Take the Over (-110).

Tennessee Titans (+145) at Cleveland Browns (-175)

This will be a watershed game for the Browns without Nick Chubb. The Titans aren’t a flashy team and are solid road underdogs (3.5 points at -110 for both teams). I think Cleveland will win, but giving away 3.5 points on a game that could go either way is hard to swallow. Take the Titans plus 3.5 points (-110).

Atlanta Falcons (+145) at Detroit Lions (-175)

The Lions are an improving team, but their defense is still suspect. Detroit has been established as a decent favorite (3.5 points at -110 for both), but Atlanta wins games by running the ball and controlling the pace of play. Being given 3.5 points in a game Atlanta could dominate time of possession is asking a lot. Take the Falcons plus-3.5 points (-110).

New Orleans Saints (+105) at Green Bay Packers (-125)

The Packers already have a lot of injuries and Jordan Love has been doing better than some expected. But Green Bay is a small favorite (2 points) for a reason. The Saints are the better team and have a defense that is going to be one of the best in the league. The mystique of Lambeau Field died years ago. Take the Saints on the moneyline (+105).

Denver Broncos (+230) at Miami Dolphins (-300)

Two teams going in different directions … Miami is a solid favorite (6.5 points at -110 for both). The Dolphins are 2-0 having gone cross-country to beat the Chargers and up to New England to beat the Patriots. Now, they’re at home against a Broncos team that just doesn’t look up to the task. Take the Dolphins and lay 6.5 points (-110).

Los Angeles Chargers (-110) at Minnesota Vikings (-110)

Both teams are 0-2, and the Chargers are a one-point road favorite. Minnesota is 0-2 because it has committed seven turnovers and has been minus-3 in a pair of one-score losses. The Vikings are better than their record indicates, and this will be the game they eliminate turnovers in front of the home fans. Take the Vikings on the moneyline (-110).

New England Patriots (-150) at New York Jets (+125)

The Patriots have lost two one-score games, but it should be noted that the losses came to the Eagles and Dolphins – two teams viewed as Super Bowl front-runners. The Patriots are a small road favorite (2.5 points at -115 Patriots, -105 Jets). Bill Belichick is going to have a scheme to control Breece Hall. That may be all that will be required to win this one. Take the Patriots and lay 2.5 points (-115).

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Buffalo Bills (-300) at Washington Commanders (+230)

The Commanders are 2-0, but the wins came against the Cardinals and Broncos. The Bills are a big road favorite (6.5 points at -110 for both teams). Buffalo hasn’t been dominant to start the season, but there are games in every season that define it. Buffalo is better in all three phases and it will show Sunday. Take the Bills and lay 6.5 points (-110).

Houston Texans (+333) at Jacksonville Jaguars (-450)

This game has one of the lowest Over/Under numbers (43.5 points at -110 for both) of the week, but that may be because the Jaguars defense has owned the Texans. Their two meetings last year were both dominant performances by Jacksonville’s defense – a 31-3 win by the Jags and a 13-6 win by the Texans. I don’t see Houston competing in this one, but the Jaguars aren’t going to put up 40 points on their own. Take the Under (-110).

Indianapolis Colts (+290) at Baltimore Ravens (-375)

The Ravens are a legitimate Super Bowl contender, but the Over/Under in this game seems a little high (45 points at -110 for both the Over and Under). The Colts offense is without Jonathan Taylor and Anthony Richardson has been knocked out of both games in which he’s played. The Ravens defense will be in attack mode, and the offense will look to hold the ball for 40 minutes. Take the Under (-110).

Carolina Panthers (+200) at Seattle Seahawks (-250)

The Panthers are in rebuild mode and the Seahawks are viewed as a playoff team. The Seahawks are a solid home favorite (6 points at -110 for both teams). Carolina has been able to muster only 27 points in two games. Seattle’s offense will score more than enough than is needed. Take the Seahawks and lay 6 points (-110).

Chicago Bears (+525) at Kansas City Chiefs (-750)

One of my failings in predicting games is too often laying off big points. The Chiefs are huge favorites (12.5 points at -110 for both). The Chiefs haven’t been explosive on offense, but the Bears defense is awful. The Chiefs should win by 20, but won’t take their foot off the gas if they get a lead because of their early struggles. Take the Chiefs and lay 12.5 points (-110).

Dallas Cowboys (-700) at Arizona Cardinals (+500)

This has a lot of similarity to the Chiefs game, because the Cowboys are identical favorites (12.5 points at -110 for both teams). Dallas has a defense that is terrorizing, and the Cardinals are not going to match up well. All the Cowboys need to do is be efficient on offense and this one could be over in the third quarter. Take the Cowboys and lay 12.5 points (-110).

Pittsburgh Steelers (+115) at Las Vegas Raiders (-135)

I’m not a believer in the Raiders, so I wasn’t surprised they were such a small home favorite (2.5 points). The Steelers aren’t overpowering, but they do a lot of things right and have an opportunistic defense that takes advantage of mistakes. They will get those opportunities against the Raiders. Take the Steelers on the moneyline (+115).

Philadelphia Eagles (-225) at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+180)

The Eagles are still the class of the NFC and, while the Buccaneers are 2-0, it’s not the same type of 2-0 as Philly. The Eagles are favored (4.5 points at -115 Eagles, -105 Buccaneers). The Bucs will struggle to keep this game close, because the Eagles can control games from both sides of the ball. Take the Eagles and lay 4.5 points (-110).

Los Angeles Rams (+120) at Cincinnati Bengals (-145)

The Rams have been a pleasant surprise, and the Bengals have been a disaster. The Over/Under on this game is very low (43.5 points at -110 for both). The Rams have enough offense to do its part. If Joe Burrow plays – even at less than 100 percent – the Bengals definitely do. Take the Over of 43.5 points (-110).


The 5 best NFL prop bets for Week 2

The five best NFL player prop bets to make for the upcoming week.

This week, we have a focus on the AFC South, making three of our five prop bet projections on teams from that division. For our picks, we have three players going Over their projection, a controversial Under projection, and a redemption story player scoring a touchdown.

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Vegas odds chart for daily fantasy football play: Week 2

A snapshot look at the NFL betting lines and odds for Week 2 sports betting and DFS action.

A good way to start your weekly homework for DFS (daily fantasy sports) play is to analyze the early Vegas odds around Week 2.

These guys have a long history of making money off of setting the right game spread and points scored. So it can be an early indicator of teams to target due to high-scoring potential, and teams to avoid for the opposite reason.

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NFL Odds: Week 2

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The 5 best bets for NFL Week 2

A five-pack of NFL Week 2 bets to take to the bank.

We’re only one week into the 2023 NFL season and there already are teams nearing panic mode at the prospect of starting the year 0-2. While not a death sentence, it certainly puts them in a hole to dig out of.

For this week, we’re looking at a mixed bag of bets. We have a home dog on the moneyline, a big favorite to cover, a big favorite not to cover, a high-points game to hit the Over, and a high-points game to hit the Under. It’s a little something for everyone.

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Betting the NFL Line: Week 2

Your comprehensive betting guide for NFL Week 2 action.

In Week 1, a shocking number of games went under the projected Over/Under totals (12 went Under, three went Over and one was a push). As we come to Week 2, there is a different anomaly that is taking place.

Of the 16 games on the Week 2 slate of games, nine road teams are favored. That may not seem like a big disparity, but it’s saying that home-field advantage isn’t what it used to be. The truth is the road favorites are not going to go 9-0. The challenge will be picking the right home dogs to win.

Minnesota Vikings (+220) at Philadelphia Eagles (-275)

It’s only mid-September, but this game has a Halloween feel to it. Lincoln Financial Field is a house of horrors for Minnesota. They’ve been clubbed hard there, and the line reflects a repeat performance with the Eagles as a solid favorite (6.5 points at -110 for both). The Vikings defense isn’t equipped to stop Jalen Hurts’ rushing ability. That will open everything up in the pass game. Take the Eagles and lay 6.5 points (-110).

Los Angeles Chargers (-150) at Tennessee Titans (+125)

The Chargers get a lot of love from the oddsmakers despite sketchy results. Maybe it’s Justin Herbert‘s flowing mane that gets them. The Chargers are solid road favorites (3 points at -105 Chargers, -115 Titans). But this has the look of Derrick Henry‘s fingerprints being all over this. If the Chargers can’t stop him, Tennessee has the ball for more than 35 minutes and dictates pace, and they may win outright — much less getting 3 points. Take the Titans plus 3 points (-115).

Green Bay Packers (-125) at Atlanta Falcons (+105)

The Packers went on the road to beat the Bears – what’s new? – but this will be a much better test of where the Packers are as a team in the post-Aaron Rodgers era. The Packers are given their due respect as a road favorite (1.5 points). The Falcons have a running game that, against the right opponent, can dominate time of possession. The Packers look to be one of those teams. Take the Falcons on the moneyline (+105).

Indianapolis Colts (-125) at Houston Texans (+125)

Two of the most enigmatic rookie quarterbacks meet for the first time in this divisional battle. The Colts are a mild favorite (1.5 points at -110 for both teams). The Texans are in a much deeper rebuild than the Colts (even without Jonathan Taylor) but Anthony Richardson is going to be the real deal. It has already started and Week 2 may cement that thought. Take the Colts and lay 1.5 points (-110).

Seattle Seahawks (+195) at Detroit Lions (-250)

The Seahawks laid an egg in Week 1 at home, while the Lions pulled off a big upset at Kansas City the previous Thursday. The bet to look at here is the Over/Under projection (47 points at -110 for the Over and Under). That’s a stiff number, but the Seahawks have the offensive weapons on a dry track that can do damage and Lions defense is no great shakes. Detroit will likely win, but it will be a back and forth battle. Take the Over of 47 points (-110).

Chicago Bears (+120) at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-145)

The point spread isn’t a Bucs endorsement (2.5 points at +100 Bears, -120 Buccaneers), but Chicago’s defense is awful and will likely not get a quick fix in one week. The Bucs may be the worst 2-0 team in the league, but their run through the NFC North will continue. Take the Buccaneers and lay 2.5 points (-120).

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Las Vegas Raiders (+340) at Buffalo Bills (-450)

One of my admitted weaknesses is tending to back the big-point favorite – which Buffalo is (9.5 points at -100 for both the Raiders and Bills). Buffalo squandered a golden opportunity in Week 1. The Raiders in the early window of games (a 10 a.m. PT start time) against an angry team with Super Bowl intentions just doesn’t sound like a recipe for not getting blown out. Take the Bills and lay 9.5 points (-110).

Kansas City Chiefs (-185) at Jacksonville Jaguars (+150)

The thought of the defending champs being 0-2 is a bitter pill to swallow. As such, we won’t go there. The Jags have an offense capable of competing with the Chiefs, which is why this is the biggest Over/Under number of the week (51 points at -110 for both). The Chiefs are going to score their share required, and the young, potent Jags are going to do their part. Take the Over of 51 points (-110).

Baltimore Ravens (+145) at Cincinnati Bengals (-175)

The Bengals were brutalized in Week 1, and they are likely not going to drop to 0-2. That said, the Ravens aren’t going to get pushed around. The Over/Under number makes you think the Bengals are going to get things right (46 points and -110 for both). This number has gone Under in the last three meetings and five of the last seven. This has a field position and field goal feeling more than a ton of touchdowns. Take the Under of -110.

New York Giants (-250) at Arizona Cardinals (+200)

It’s rare when a team that lost by 40 points is a significant road favorite (5.5 points). But these are the Cardinals. I’m intrigued by the Over/Under (39.5 points at -110 for both). There’s no reason to believe either offense can provide enough firepower to hit the Over. Take the Under of 39.5 points (-110).

San Francisco 49ers (-375) at Los Angeles Rams (+290)

This is a big point spread for a road favorite (8.5 points at -105 49ers, -115 Rams). The simple fact of the matter is that the Rams offense did nothing against the 49ers last year in the changing of the guard in the NFC West, losing 24-9 and 31-14. Without Cooper Kupp, the trend continues. Imagine what will happen when the Niners start playing home games. Take the 49ers and lay 8.5 points (-110).

New York Jets (+310) at Dallas Cowboys (-400)

Yeah, the A-Rodg Jets are dead, but the defense isn’t. The Cowboys are an embarrassingly heavy favorite (9 points at -110 for both teams). The Jets aren’t going to get blown out like the Giants were. This spread is a little too high given the acumen of the Jets defense and the added weapons on offense for New York. Take the Jets plus-9 points (-110).

Washington Commanders (+150) at Denver Broncos (-185)

The Broncos lost at home last week, so there is a reason why they are minimal home favorites (3.5 points at -110 for both). Football is a game of corrections, and the Broncos will make the needed changes to dictate the pace of a field-possession-filled game to win. Take the Broncos and lay 3.5 points.

Miami Dolphins (-160) at New England Patriots (+135)

Few teams are better at making defensive changes to adapt to the situation than the Patriots. Miami is coming off a huge road win and are looking to go 2-0 before it plays its first home game. The Patriots won’t lay down. The Over/Under number plays into the mindset of the Dolphins winning (46.5 points at -110 for both). Miami may drop the Pats to 0-2, but they won’t blow them out. Take the Under of 46.5 points (-110).

New Orleans Saints (-165) at Carolina Panthers (-+140)

The Saints struggled in their opener against the Titans, but the Panthers are a different animal completely. Carolina is in rebuild mode, where the Saints are not. If this game was later in the year, it may be a different story. New Orleans is a mildly significant road favorite (3 points at -115 Saints, -105 Panthers). The veterans on the Saints roster win the day. Take the Saints and lay 3 points (-110).

Cleveland Browns (-140) at Pittsburgh Steelers (+115)

Given the Browns’ domination of the Bengals and the Steelers being humbled at home by the 49ers, Cleveland being installed as a 2.5-point road favorite on the road on Monday night makes some sense. However, betting against the Steelers at home – much less against a Browns team they have beaten in three of their last four home games – the chances of the Steelers going 0-2 at home isn’t likely. Take the Steelers on the moneyline (+115).

NFL Picks: Office pool pick’em – Week 2

Use our staff’s weekly pick’em against the spread and straight up for the win.

NFL picks are provided for straight up (moneyline) and against the spread (ATS) NFL pick pools.

Each week’s spread picks are graded by the line as of when the person entered their picks. This will create situations in which a movement of the line can result in two participants having the correct pick but with different teams chosen during an individual game.

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2023 Week 2 picks: moneyline & against the spread

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2023 Season-long rankings: moneyline


2023 Season-long rankings: ATS


NFL all-time picks leaderboard: moneyline

Moneyline DMD SG HS CC CJB HCG KH
2022 184-98-2 172-110-2 172-110-2 181-101-2 174-108-2 190-92-2 178-104-2
2021 167-104-1 159-112-1 176-95-1 175-96-1 176-95-1 174-97-1 n/a
2020 161-94-1 161-94-1 164-91-1 174-81-1 166-89-1 172-83-1 n/a
2019 162-93-1 156-99-1 161-94-1 164-91-1 157-98-1 163-92-1 n/a
2018 167-87-2 158-96-2 153-101-2 165-89-2 157-97-2 n/a n/a
2017 168-88 161-95 165-91 180-76 160-96 n/a n/a
2016 157-97-2 149-105-2 152-102-2 156-98-2 139-115-2 n/a n/a
2015 154-102 137-119 155-101 165-91 n/a n/a n/a
2014 166-89-1 158-97-1 163-92-1 177-78-1 n/a n/a n/a
2013 163-92-1 160-95-1 153-102-1 n/a n/a n/a n/a
All-time 1,649-944-11 1,571-1,022-11 1,614-979-11 1,537-801-10 1129-698-9 699-364-5 178-104-2
accuracy (63.3%) (60.3%) (61.9%) (65.5%) (61.5%) (65.4%) (62.7%)

NFL all-time picks leaderboard: ATS

ATS DMD SG HS CC CJB HCG KH
2022 136-142-6 132-148-4 143-136-5 132-150-2 145-136-3 142-134-8 127-152-4
2021 141-130-1 142-129-1 136-135-1 152-119-1 143-128-1 151-120-1 n/a
2020 118-138 122-134 129-127 130-126 143-113 130-126 n/a
2019 121-135 133-123 139-117 121-135 137-119 139-117 n/a
2018 132-124 131-125 133-123 132-124 130-126 n/a n/a
2017 129-127 136-120 132-124 136-120 131-125 n/a n/a
2016 110-146 125-131 124-132 132-124 127-129 n/a n/a
2015 125-131 121-135 123-133 141-115 n/a n/a n/a
2014 122-134 124-132 132-124 123-133 n/a n/a n/a
2013 115-136-5 119-132-5 117-134-5 n/a n/a n/a n/a
All-time 1,249-1,343-12 1,285-1,309-10 1,308-1,285-11 1,199-1,146-3 956-876-4 562-497-9 127-152-4
accuracy 48.0% 49.3% 50.2% 47.7% 52.1% 52.6% 44.9%

DMD – David Dorey, SG – Steve Gallo, HS – Harley Schultz, CC – Cletis Cutts, CJB – Cory Bonini, HCG – HC Green, KH – Kevin Hickey


Vegas odds chart for daily fantasy football play: Week 1

A snapshot look at the NFL betting lines and odds for Week 1 sports betting and DFS action.

A good way to start your weekly homework for DFS (daily fantasy sports) play is to analyze the early Vegas odds around Week 1.

These guys have a long history of making money off of setting the right game spread and points scored. So it can be an early indicator of teams to target due to high-scoring potential, and teams to avoid for the opposite reason.

Note: Odds provided by BetMGM Sportsbook

NFL Odds: Week 1

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The 5 best NFL prop bets for Week 1

The five best NFL player prop bets to make for the upcoming week.

It’s not just the games that bettors can get a piece of each week of the NFL season. There are more than 1,000 prop bets that can be made each week.

With most teams as healthy as they’re going to be all season, we selected five players to shine the spotlight on. They include one of the league’s best running backs in an in-state rivalry, a pair of quarterbacks with contrasting rushing styles, a quarterback who was most successful mixing in the run a lot, and a wide receiver scoring a touchdown against one of the worst pass defenses in the league.

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The 5 best bets for NFL Week 1

These bets are among the smartest wagers to make in Week 1.

Our long NFL slumber since the days when winning or losing meant something – on the field or in your online account – is over. This weekend will be the first full-table feast, and we’ve picked out five betting matchups to keep your attention throughout the afternoon – a game to go Over, a game to go Under, a couple of Super Bowl-caliber teams putting their foot on the neck of a lesser team, and a moneyline cash grab.