It’s been a busy start to the 2020 NFL season thus far, with much talk about ‘flexibility’. We, too, are on a mission to pick (or at least attempt to pick) as many winners as possible. We can count on a few things each week: It’s football season, which means it’s time for fantasy football, and, of course, checking the spreads to make sure you’re betting correctly on every event.
Texans vs Titans: Houston vs Nashville (-3)
Since Ryan Tannehill took over as the team’s primary quarterback, the Titans have been a dominant football team. Tough, disciplined, and well-trained. ” Even after their first victory, that’s exactly how I’d characterise the Texans right now.
Indy Colts at Cincinnati Bengals (-7.5)
Despite Philip Rivers’ flaws, the Bengals have many more. This game will remind many of Andrew Luck’s battering while trying to carry the Colts’ franchise since the Indianapolis defence will hit Joe Burrow nonstop. My team of choice is the Colts.
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New York Giants at Minnesota Vikings (ESPN) (-4)
On Monday night, we witnessed a dramatic turnaround for Houston in a time of need, thanks to a coaching switch (from Bill O’Brien to Romeo Crennel). This doesn’t have the same effect on me. There is concern regarding the future of Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan now that they have fired a coach who led them to the Super Bowl. A long season awaits Atlanta, and the Vikings will be brutal on Sunday. My favourite team in the NFC North is the Minnesota Vikings.
The Washington Redskins take on the New York Giants in a football game (-2.5)
It’s going to look terrible! In front of an empty stadium, Joe Judge’s club wins its first game. Daniel Jones’s 2019 first-round opponent, Dwayne Haskins, doesn’t light it up against elite pass rushers. The Giants are the team I’m rooting for.
NFL Week 15 Matchup Preview: Philadelphia Eagles (-7.5)
Uncertainty surrounds the Ravens right now. They have a weird expressions on their face. Last week, Lamar Jackson scarcely ran, and the defence had to take care of business. Despite my continued distrust in the Eagles’ offence against a solid defence, this game will be closer than many expect. Justin Tucker has the potential to make all the difference.
A game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Cleveland Browns (-3.5)
This is going to be a lot of fun. The Browns have returned, and this is the first time under Bill Belichick’s tutelage that the Patriots are 4-1. However, the timing of this matchup is unfortunate. Ben Roethlisberger and a slew of weapons will test Cleveland’s shaky secondary at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh. My favourite team in the AFC North is the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Bears at Panthers: Chicago Bears (-1.5)
As the year winds down, Matt Rhule and Carolina will be remembered for their ability to play both sides of the ball. This building’s construction was completed ahead of time. Nevertheless, a rested Bears squad shows off some new offensive gimmicks, including explosive pass plays.
There is a tendency for NFL teams’ perceptions to conflict with reality. However, their victory in Week 1 made us forget just how bad and inexperienced the Jaguars’ roster was. It’s time to get back to work, as the rested Lions will show us on the road.
This is exactly what a late Sunday NFL game should look like. Tom Brady vs Aaron Rodgers. Head-to-head NFC matchups. Green Bay’s offensive surge could be scuppered by the team’s early bye week. A 10-day break will do wonders for Brady and the Patriots. There should be a more disciplined performance from Tampa Bay. The Buccaneers’ defensive line, disrupting the Packers’ offence’s timing and rhythm, comes out on top.