We have two weeks of the NFL season officially in the books, and we’ve seen a lot of great games. This week we will be sharing our eight favorite bets for this weekend from our USAlegalbetting.com experts to help you win big. We will share odds, insights, and everything else you need to pick winners for this weekend.
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The Giants bounced back to get a much-needed win against the Cardinals last week. While their 31-points second half was impressive, it came against one of the worst teams in the league. They took advantage of a bad defense to rally late, but now they’ll be up against the elite 49ers. Expect their offense to be stifled while their defense buckles under the relentless offensive attack of the Niners.



We have some big concerns about the Titans offense, but they looked much better in week two. Ryan Tannehill is no longer the quarterback he once was, but he did complete 20 of his 24 pass attempts on Sunday. While the Titans have struggled to use new receive DeAndre Hopkins, the rest of their pass catchers have been able to carry the load early on. The Browns defense is great, but we see the Titans griding them down.
While it is early, the addition of Derek Carr has been paying off in a big way. He has been able to boost their offense just enough, giving their elite defense some breathing room. However, they have been up against two subpar offenses in the Titans and Panthers. While the Packers are far from great, they have played well. The Saints should be able to run the ball on Sunday but look for Carr to struggle on the road against a good Packers secondary.
The Broncos hoped this would be the year they bounce back, but they instead find themselves sitting at 0-2. They looked awful in Week 1, though their offense bounced back against the Commanders last week. However, their defense continues to underperform. Most notably, they allowed first-year starter Sam Howell to throw for 299 yards and two touchdowns. They also allowed 5.3 yards per carry on the ground. Miami will expose both of those problems, leading to a lopsided loss for Denver.
This isn’t going to be a close game. The Cowboys have looked like the best team in football, outscoring their first two opponents 70-10. While they didn’t face great offenses in the Giant and Jets, we did see them shred both of their talented defenses. The Dallas defense is filled with playmakers, and CeDee Lamb looks like he is ready to put up a monster season on offense. The Cardinals don’t have the talent to stop Dallas on either side of the ball, and it will lead to a lopsided win for America’s Team.
The Steelers have not looked like the team many expected them to be, but they did get a crucial win against the Browns last week. Kenny Pickett hasn’t looked great in their first two games, though that isn’t surprising given he faced two of the top five defenses in the league. He and the Steelers offense will have a much easier challenge Sunday with the Raiders, and we think they respond by putting up a big number in Vegas.
While the Eagles have started 2-0, they have not looked like the same team that dominated the NFC a year ago. They beat the Vikings and Pats (who are a combined 0-4 on the season) by less than seven points. Their pass game hasn’t been overly impressive, with Hurts throwing for a combined 363 yards and two touchdowns. While we think their defense helps them win this game, it is going to be very close.
Speaking of surprise teams, few have impressed more than the Rams. They blew out Seattle in Week 1 and came close to beating the Niners last week. Their defense is vastly improved, and their pass attack looks like it did when they won the Super Bowl. On top of that, running back Kyren Willliams seems to be breaking out, giving them another major weapon. We see the Rams taking advantage of a hobbled Joe Burrow, dropping the Bengals to 0-3. 




