We have four weeks of the NFL season in the books, and a lot has been learned about these teams. We have seen the league’s best and worst teams separate themselves from the pack, and this week’s slate of games should tell us even more about where the stand.
Our experts at USAlegalbetting.com have been studying each team over the first few weeks, and they are sharing their favorite eight bets heading into Week 4.
Below, we will share their picks, along with odds and insights, to help you win big at NFL betting sites this weekend.
The Bears once again proved they are the worst team in football by allowing a massive second-half comeback to the lowly Broncos last week. The team wasted their offense's best effort, landing them with their fourth loss of the year. While Washington’s defense isn’t good, their offense is. Look for Fields and running back Khalil Herbert to have good games but for the Bears to be outdueled by a superior Washington offense.
The Jaguars have not looked like the same team that they were in 2022. Their two wins have come against the Colts and Falcons, and one of their losses was a 37-17 blowout to the Texans. The offense has been average, but the defense has shown some serious cracks through their first four games. They allowed Bijan Robinson to average 7.5 YPC last week, which is an ugly number considering the lack of a Falcons passing attack.
Don’t look now, but this Texans team is pretty good. CJ Stroud has the fourth-most passing yards in the league (1,212) and has the ninth-best passer rating (100.6). On defense, they have allowed just 23 points over their last two games, six of which came from their win over the Steelers on Sunday. That defense will have no problem handing a Falcons team that has scored 13 points over their last two games, leading to an upset road win and a share of the AFC South lead.
The Saints' defense has shown they are one of the best in the league, but they did not look like it against Baker Mayfield on the Bucs on Sunday. They let former Brown throw for 246 yards and three touchdowns in the loss, allowing the Bucs to move down the field even after Mike Evans left the game. The Saints offense hasn’t scored more than 17 points this season, and we don’t see that changing against a very good Pats defense tonight.
As good as the Eagles are, there are some emerging questions about their secondary. They have allowed the sixth-most passing yards in the league. We saw them get exposed again last week as they allowed Sam Howell and the Commanders to score 31 points. They will face a much more formidable challenge on Sunday, especially with Cooper Kupp expected to return for LA. Three of the Eagles' four wins have been by less than seven points, and we see their luck running out tonight.
The Jets had their hearts broken last week, but they will build off their improved play to get a win in Denver. One big reason for that is Zach White, who looked like a totally different player on Sunday. That effort came against a good Chiefs defense, and now he’ll face a Broncos defense that allowed Justin Fields to have a career day. Add that to the Jets' fantastic defense, and we see an upset in Denver on Sunday.
The Cowboys bounced back from a Week 3 loss to demolish the Pats at home last week. However, we still aren’t sold on this Dak Prescott-led offense. Tony Pollard has been their most dangerous weapon, but the Niners have one of the best-run defenses in the country. That will force Dak to shoulder the load, which is rarely a recipe for a Cowboys win. We think the Dallas offense stumbles on the road in prime time, dropping a pivotal game to a top NFC rival.
Another slow start from the Packers led to a critical loss to the Lions last week, but we expect them to bounce back in a big way. One reason is that Green Bay will undoubtedly get Aaron Jones more involved. He had just five carries last week, and coach Matt LaFleur acknowledged that was a mistake. Jones has looked great when he has played, and we think he has a monster night against the Raiders on Monday.