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NFL Sunday Accumulator Tip
The Bengals may be 1-0, but the Cincinnati offense was lifeless in their narrow win over a dreadful Browns team, with Joe Burrow managing just 113 yards through the air. The Jaguars, on the other hand, looked balanced and competent, especially with a dominant ground game that racked up over 200 rushing yards. With Trevor Lawrence showing signs of growth and Jacksonville’s offensive versatility, the Jags are more than capable of staying within a field goal in this one.
The Giants’ offense was abysmal in their opener, and Russell Wilson already looks like a bad fit in New York. Meanwhile, Dallas hung with the Eagles in the series opener and has won 8 straight against the G-Men, holding them under 20 points each in each game. With the Cowboys back at home and desperate to avoid an 0-2 start, this feels like a clear bounce-back spot where they win by at least a touchdown.
Titans rookie QB Cam Ward struggled mightily in Week 1 and now faces a fast, aggressive Rams defense that should cause him all sorts of problems. Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford looks healthy and sharp, and even an average offensive showing should be more than enough. Tennessee simply doesn’t have the firepower to hang, so expect LA to win and cover on the road.
Mac Jones may be taking over in San Francisco, but in Kyle Shanahan’s system, he should at least be serviceable at quarterback. The Saints’ offense looked just as uninspiring, with Spencer Rattler averaging under five yards per attempt in a loss to Arizona. With a dominant defense and the better coach-quarterback combo, the Niners should control this one from wire to wire.
The Eagles humiliated Kansas City in Super Bowl 59, but don’t expect lightning to strike twice at Arrowhead. Patrick Mahomes has never started a season 0-2, and the Chiefs haven’t been home underdogs in the regular season since 2022 – for good reason. With the crowd behind them and revenge in mind, Kansas City should get payback against Philadelphia.
NFL Sunday Double Tip
The Bengals may be 1-0, but the Cincinnati offense was lifeless in their narrow win over a dreadful Browns team, with Joe Burrow managing just 113 yards through the air. The Jaguars, on the other hand, looked balanced and competent, especially with a dominant ground game that racked up over 200 rushing yards. With Trevor Lawrence showing signs of growth and Jacksonville’s offensive versatility, the Jags are more than capable of staying within a field goal in this one.
Titans rookie QB Cam Ward struggled mightily in Week 1 and now faces a fast, aggressive Rams defense that should cause him all sorts of problems. Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford looks healthy and sharp, and even an average offensive showing should be more than enough. Tennessee simply doesn’t have the firepower to hang, so expect LA to win and cover on the road.
NFL Best Bet Tip
The Eagles humiliated Kansas City in Super Bowl 59, but don’t expect lightning to strike twice at Arrowhead. Patrick Mahomes has never started a season 0-2, and the Chiefs haven’t been home underdogs in the regular season since 2022 – for good reason. With the crowd behind them and revenge in mind, Kansas City should get payback against Philadelphia.
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Given that most American football matches take place on Saturday, our NFL tips will be posted the Thursday or Friday before each round of games.
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Lots of punters like to look at turnovers created, which is a sign of a good defence. In attack, look out for the term ‘offensive efficiency’, which shows you how often a team manages to finish a drive with a touchdown.
Other factors include home advantage, which is a major factor in American football thanks to the colossal stadiums and frenetic crowds. A little more complex, but still useful, is DVOA. These are numbers that indicate how well defences do against certain position groups and how well they perform down the right or left side. There are also numbers on offensive players too.
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