Who are the experts taking in Chargers vs. Dolphins?

Find out who national pundits are favoring in the matchup between the Los Angeles Chargers and Miami Dolphins.

The Los Angeles Chargers are 3.5-point underdogs to the Miami Dolphins in Week 14 of the 2022 regular season. The over/under is 52 points, per Tipico Sportsbook.

That means oddsmakers are taking bets on whether the two teams will combine to score more than or fewer than 52 points.

My score prediction for the game is a 31-26 win for the Dolphins, with a total of 57 points. So if I were putting money behind my prediction, I’d bet the over.

As for game picks, analysts are favoring Mike McDaniel’s squad.

Expert Pick
Nate Davis (USA Today) Dolphins
Jarrett Bell (USA Today) Dolphins
Mike Clay (ESPN) Dolphins
Matt Bowen (ESPN) Dolphins
Pete Prisco (CBS Sports) Chargers
Bill Bender (Sporting News) Dolphins
Gregg Rosenthal (NFL Media) Dolphins
Bleacher Report Dolphins

Sunday’s game will begin at 5:20 p.m. PT and will be televised on NBC.

Experts split on Panthers and Falcons for Week 14 matchup

The experts don’t seem quite clear on what to expect in Sunday’s game between the Panthers and the Falcons.

The experts don’t seem quite clear on what to expect in Sunday’s game between the Panthers and the Falcons. Even though Atlanta destroyed Carolina by 26 points just a few weeks ago, they’re pretty much split on who’s going to win this week.

Here’s a review of the Week 14 expert picks.

ESPN: Falcons

First up, everybody over at ESPN is predicting an Atlanta win.

CBS Sports: Split

At CBS, we have an even split. Four experts are picking the Falcons and four are picking the Panthers.

SB Nation: Panthers

The panel at SB Nation is also pretty split. Six are going with Carolina and four are for Atlanta.

NFL.com: Falcons

Meanwhile, Gregg Rosenthal at NFL.com is picking the Falcons to win a close one, 27-23.

USA Today: Panthers

Five of the national writers at USA Today are picking Carolina. Two are holding out for the Falcons.

Pro Football Focus: Falcons

Like ESPN, everyone at PFF is going all Atlanta.

It’s interesting that there’s no consensus, especially considering the Falcons have had so much success against this team in recent years. That said, they are just 3-9 this season and the Panthers should be as motivated as we have ever seen them following the firing of Ron Rivera. If they can’t come together and get an emotional victory this week, then this team may be broken.

Carolina 27, Atlanta 21.

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