NFL Week 3 Betting Review
- Sep 26, 2017
NFL handicapping professional Ross Benjamin takes a look back at Week 3 action, and shares some intriguing betting insights to preserve in the memory bank.
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NFL handicapping professional Ross Benjamin takes a look back at Week 3 action, and shares some intriguing betting insights to preserve in the memory bank.
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The Dallas Cowboys will try to get their running game straightened out as they take on the Arizona Cardinals on Monday night football.
Read More . . .The Washington Redskins will play host to the Oakland Raiders, who are looking for their third straight victory, in the Sunday night NFL game, televised by NBC from FedEx Field.
Read More . . .The Kansas City Chiefs will try to stay unbeaten, while the Los Angeles Chargers will attempt to chalk up their first victory, in Sunday afternoon pro football betting action.
Read More . . .The Cincinnati Bengals will be looking for their first victory of the season as they line up against the Green Bay Packers in Sunday NFL betting action.
Read More . . .The Seattle Seahawks have been sluggish on offense, and they need to be livelier if they are going to take the measure of the Tennessee Titans on Sunday afternoon.
Read More . . .The Cleveland Browns and Indianapolis Colts will both look for their first win of the season when they square off at Lucas Oil Stadium.
Read More . . .The New York Giants will try once again to reach 20 points as they visit the Philadelphia Eagles in Sunday action at Lincoln Financial Field.
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Preview and free pick for a Week 3 NFL matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Los Angeles Chargers.
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Professional sports handicapper and OSGA featured writer Ross Benjamin shares 3 NFL sleeper picks on Sunday's card.
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Week 3 of the NFL free pick series looking for value plays and underdogs every weekend. Fairway's Football Forecast examines four games, including the Falcons and Cowboys matchup, looking for a maximum payout.
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