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Sunday, September 22: Ian Cameron's Football Frenzy - NFL Week 3
(upbeat music) Welcome to another edition of Ian Cameron's Football Frenzy. This is the NFL Week Three edition of the show. I'm here with no guest today, believe it or not, on the show. Just you and me on this edition. Most of the time, we're gonna have a guest on the NFL edition of Ian Cameron's Football Frenzy. But this week, it's just me. It's gonna be a quicker show, quicker pace. We're gonna try to blast through these games as often as possible. Keep this show to a little less than an hour and we'll get through every single game on the board as we always do for NFL Week Three. We will get right into it and begin with Thursday night football and it is an AFC East Divisional matchup, the New England Patriots taking on the New York Jets. The Jets six-point home favorites, 38 and a half the total. First home game for Aaron Rodgers and the Jets after starting on the road against San Francisco and Tennessee going one and one. The loss to San Francisco, not impressive. The win against Tennessee, they did what they had to do. There were still a lot of mistakes. There were still a lot of penalties too. This continues to be a Robert Salah thing with just the lack of discipline and just too many penalties at times from this Jets team. But what was good to see about the game against Tennessee, they forced some turnovers. Some of them were just terrible decisions by Will Levis. What he was thinking, throwing the fucking football behind backward like that inside the 10 yard line, I'll never know, but the kakudos to the Jets, they took advantage of that. And when they needed points in the fourth quarter to take the lead and win that game, Aaron Rodgers and the Jets were able to deliver it. Problem for the Jets is they are a very much banged up football team on the defensive side of the football. DJ Reed missed the last game with the knee injury. He's been questionable all week. Zaire Barnes on IR, Jermaine Johnson with the torn Achilles, putting an end to his season. CJ Mosley injured, Michael Carter been battling an ankle injury. They don't still have to own have Hassan Redick because of the contract impasse. So that's a lot of artillery missing for the Jets potentially tonight on the defensive side of the football Jets team that we remember San Francisco running the football well against them. We'll see how they fair tonight against New England. You know, they'll go to the ground quite a bit with Ramondre Stevenson in this game. Look, the Patriots have over, I don't want to say overachieved, but they've definitely exceeded expectations. The first two games of the season with the win against Cincinnati on the road and then taking Seattle to overtime. Jacobi Bursett hasn't made as many mistakes in the first two games of the regular season. And they've relied on running the football. The defense has been excellent against the run. They were giving up some plays through the air against Seattle. So it's going to be interesting to see if the New York Jets take the approach of trying to throw the football a little bit against the-- what looks to be the bigger weakness of that Patriots defense, which is against the pass. So we'll see how they fair here tonight in this game. But I think when you look at it, while I say that the Jets have committed a lot of penalties, you can say the same thing about the Patriots. They have definitely not been playing good, clean, disciplined football here in the first two games either. There's just a lack of weapons on New England as far as scoring points. That's going to be their big issue, settling for field goals a lot. I do-- look, I do lean under. It's 38 and 1/2. I do worry about the defensive injuries, though. And maybe the Jets throwing the ball a little bit more tonight because of the fact they know New England's very good against the run. So I'm not really bullish on the under, but I do lean that way. And look, a lot has been made about the fact that underdogs of six or more this season in the NFL are 8-0 against the spread. And I don't know if I'm ready to lay this many with six. I do have a small piece in New England here. Just small, though, what does concern me is we are talking about rookie head coach Thursday night football for the first time on the road to on a short week. Those are usually not good situational bets. And that's the concern I have with New England here. But I have greater concerns about the Jets laying a number like this with the offense still a work in progress, with the defense banged up and missing key pieces, and New England's ability to compete in both games. They win the first game outright as dogs. They lose by three in overtime against Seattle. They have not exactly been blown out here in these first two games. And it may not be easy for the Jets to obtain a margin in this game. So I have small bets here, Patriots in the under. The props are what I like more. I like any and all Ramondre Stevenson props. I think he's going to be used heavily. He's already been used quite heavily this season in this New England offense. His usage has gone up under Gerard Mayo, first two games of the season. Rush attempts, rushing yards, receptions, receiving yards. I think he's going to be a pass catcher out of the backfield over rushing and receiving yards. Anything Ramondre Stevenson makes sense. I think Hunter Henry, receptions and receiving yards. That safety valve. Look, he's not, he's rarely going to push the ball down the field, Jacobi Percet. So that's where Hunter Henry, the tight end, becomes valuable in the passing. And I think both field goal kickers. Greg Zerlin for the Jets, Joey Slye, for the Patriots. Over their one and a half made field goals. I could see both teams stalling in opposition territory tonight in this game. Under the radar, prop is Aaron Rodgers under rushing yards. He's just not authentic, he's injuries. He's just not able to be that mobile, that fleet of foot. And he's gone under his rushing yards, prop in the first two games. So I don't think he'll be running the football a ton here either. Breeze Hall over receptions and receiving yards. And I do think the Jets might try to throw it a little bit more here, knowing that that is a little bit of the weaker area, the Patriot defense. They've been very good against the run, but we did see Gino Smith have success in the passing game last week against this Patriots defense. So maybe look to Wilson, Garrett Wilson, props. Mike Williams, I think Mike Williams is actually a little undervalued tonight. Maybe look at the board, his props as well. Maybe a small shot too from a touchdown prop perspective. If you're looking for value now, this may not be a lot of touchdowns tonight, but I think Hunter Henry at plus 550 for New England. Alan Lazard for the Jets at plus 370. Or even Mike Williams, who I just mentioned at plus 450 for the Jets. Some nice value there. All right, Sunday LA Chargers, Pittsburgh Steelers. We've got the Steelers, one and a half point home favorites. 36, the total, the total's taken a huge pounding downward. I agree with it, 38 and a half down to 36. This is a new Chargers offense, methodical, slow, run the football, run heavy, run first offense under Jim Harbaugh. That's what he wants. You're going to see a lot of JK Dobbins. You're going to see a lot of Gus Edwards. That's the way it's going to be now for the Chargers. And just enough of the passing game with Justin Herbert for this LA Chargers team. I think when you look at the way it's-- and so far so good, you have played the Raiders at home and you played Carolina, the worst team in the NFL. So while I'm impressed with the Chargers 2 and 0 start, they'll be in top here, Pittsburgh, on the road. This mighty Steelers defense, which has carried them to victories in the first two games against Atlanta and Denver. They didn't exactly light it up in either game. The offense is still a work in progress. Justin Fields, though, is played for the most part. Clean, mistake-free football. Just do enough. Kick some field goals, and just put yourself in a spot where a defensive, low-scoring field position type of game, it gives you a chance to win. And Pittsburgh's been able to do that. Don't have a strong take here. These are two teams that I kind of want to bet on. I'm impressed with Pittsburgh's defense at home. They've been a pretty good home team over the years, especially in this pick 'em range or underdog. We'll see how the Chargers fare. But I really like what I'm seeing from Jim Harb on the Chargers. And as you guys know, one of my favorite win totals coming into the season was the Chargers over 8 and 1/2 wins, saying, you know what, Jim Harb on will make this team better by default, year one. They'll have a better offensive approach. They have a schedule that's fairly manageable, and we're seeing it already with the Chargers off to the 2-0 start. So there's really no need for me to bet the Chargers. I'm already on the win total for a sizable bet. And this one I feel I just want to sip. If you got the under early, I agree with that. Don't have a strong feel here for the side in this game. But if you ask me, I would lean Chargers. I still think the Chargers are just a little bit more talented team than the Steelers overall, but that Steelers defense is really good. And this will be the toughest defense the Chargers have faced. And they're doing so on the road in a loud environment. So I'm passing on the side, lean under. Bears and Colts. We've got Indy 1 and 1/2 point-home favorites. 43 and 1/2 the total in this game. Chicago's got offensive line issues. And we saw it again against Houston. They're not protecting for Caleb Williams. They're rookie quarterback all that much. You definitely have to be concerned about that. He's been sacked nine times in the first two games. They're not running the football with DeAndre Swift. That's a concern. I like the skill position in the receivers when they're all healthy, especially DJ Moore, Roma Dunes A. Keenan Allen. But Keenan Allen was an absence last week on Sunday night against the Houston Texans. We'll see if he's able to return and get back on the football field here for the Bears. Looks like the latest report here for Keenan Allen is questionable, Roma Dunes A questionable. So you might have to see DeAndre Carter step up and support DJ Moore, the number one receiver. Will they try to run the football more, take some pressure off the pass protection? We'll see about that. Good news is the Colts are a team that probably will be able to allow you to run the football with success. This has to be a DeAndre Swift prop game for me. And you've got to think if this lousy bears offensive line, and it has been lousy, bears fans will tell you the same thing. Bears offensive line has not been good. But this Colts defense against the run was just totally gushed last week by Josh Jacobs and the Green Bay Packers. In a spot where the Colts probably loaded up the box and dared Malik Willis to beat them, they knew Green Bay was going to run the football lot and they still couldn't stop it. So that's a real red flag for me with the Indianapolis Colts. That the run defense was so bad against Josh Jacobs last week in the loss to Green Bay when they knew the fucking run was coming given the situation there. So that's definitely something that would concern me about that game. So when you look at this match up here now, very, very concerning I think right now with what we're going to see here from this team, the fact that they got absolutely gushed by 151 rushing yards last week for Jacobs against the Colts. Not what you want to see. I think this is a week where finally, the Bears offensive line can run the football a little bit, have a little more success and it'll start to open things up down the field for Caleb Williams. I think we're buying low here on the Bears offense. I think we are after the first two weeks. Let's keep in mind, they played Tennessee. Tennessee's a pretty stingy defense and I know they struggled in that game at home, but that's not a bad defense the Titans have. Last week against Houston, Houston's got an improving defense. DeMico Ryan's is a great defensive minded head coach. So to see Chicago struggle on offense, but now you're going up against the Colts defense. It's not overly impressive to me. I think it's a time for the Bears to show a little something better, more positive, more efficiency on offense here. On the flip side, you look at Indianapolis, that was a brutal game from Anthony Richardson. Interceptions and again, as accuracy in the pocket, which has always been the question about him, came back to bite him. Three interceptions against Green Bay, 50% completions, that's not going to cut it whatsoever. They got a good game from Jonathan Taylor running the football, but unfortunately, the passing game was awful. The Bears defense has been pretty solid. But again, you look at, and they bottled up Houston in the second half of that game, which was very impressive. Can they do so on the road here? I still think Indianapolis, a little bit more of a better offensive team than defensive team. Indianapolis home games have been very big overs since Shane Steichen's been here. If I go back and look at the Colts playing at home since the beginning of last year when Shane Steichen took over as head coach. Now keep in mind, Anthony Richardson got injured early last season and then we saw a Gardner Minschoo, the mustache man for the rest of the season. So a lot of those starts were with Minschoo last year, but a lot of those home games for Indy last year went over the total. They were a big time over team here at Lucas Oil Stadium. At 43 and a half, I think I'm interested in the over here. I think the Bears offense, they take a step down in class here against Indy compared to who they faced in the first two games. I think they're finally going to be able to establish some kind of run game with DeAndre Swift and Herbert for that Matt Khalil Herbert for that matter in this game. That should benefit them, take some pressure off the pass protection, open things up for DJ Moore and company down the field goal commit as well, tight end. And I think Indy can move the football a little bit here at home. Indy's offense has always been better at home than it's been on the road. That's been a pretty big consistent. You look at Indy's last several home games. 27 against Houston in week one. You go back to last year at home. They scored 23 against a good Raiders defense, 30 against Pittsburgh, 27 against Tampa Bay. I mean, they've just been putting up points consistently at home in the regardless of who the opponent is. So 43 and a half, I like the over here in this game. I don't have a strong feel from a side perspective. Keep in mind, I do want to point out one thing. The Bears, or sorry, the Colts rather are O and two. And O and two teams, that's straight up, O and two teams in the NFL going into week three are usually good bets in week three. The numbers for NFL teams. O and two NFL teams against the spread in week three is very good. I don't have the exact numbers, but I remember seeing it posted a few days ago. I found it that it's, we're talking about O and two NFL teams, you know, being close. Actually, if you eliminate, if you eliminate, if you eliminate O and two teams facing each other in week three, O and two teams in week three are over 60% against the spread. 60% winners against the spread for the last, I would say 10 to 15 years. So it has been very strong backing teams that are winless. And it does make sense conceptually. Desperate teams, they don't want to go to O and three. The chances of making the playoffs get that much slimmer if you fall to O and three. So all of that rationale makes sense. Why betting on O and two teams in week three makes sense. And the numbers bear it out. Again, eliminate the O and two teams playing each other that in the last 10 or 15 years, you're looking at over 60% ATS success betting on O and two NFL teams in week three. So that says bet on Indy here. And that's enough to keep me off Chicago. As I was, I was leaning Chicago, but you know, Indy at home, they need the win, the Bears are on the road for a second straight week. I could see the Colts win in this one. It's very much to me a coin flip side. So I'm staying off it as far as the side goes. I'm probably just going to stick to the total and go over. All right, Houston, Minnesota, Houston two point road favorites, 46 the total in this game. There's another game where the over kind of appeals to me a little bit. Houston defense might be pretty good though. I mean, they had a pretty good performance against Chicago last week. Although on the road, we saw this in Houston defense struggle with the Colts. Colts move the football against that Texans defense. So now they're on the road again. And one thing we've seen out of Minnesota and you got to give Kevin O'Connell a good amount of credit for this, what he's doing with Sam Darnold's impressive. Like Sam Darnold is playing with confidence. And I think working with a quarterback coach, a good, a former quarterback himself like Kevin O'Connell has really helped him this season. And he's looked impressive. They've scored 51 points. They're averaging over 25 points per game in the first two games against the Giants and the 49ers. That was a very, now you could say all you want about the Niners have injuries mounting at an alarming rate and say that's part of the reason why Minnesota won. But you got to give the Vikings a fair amount of credit. Sam Darnold played well. The guts to throw a 99 yard pass at your own one yard line and Sam Darnold absolutely drilled it in there to Justin Jefferson for that big touchdown that really to me swung the game 97 yards. It was, it swung the game to Minnesota. They went up 10 nothing at that point. Really they didn't look back from that point and they end up beating the San Francisco 49ers 23 to 17. I understand the interest taking Minnesota at four and a half. They're a hot team right now. They've been undervalued clearly. They're getting good quarterback play from Sam Darnold so far. No denying that whatsoever so far this season. He's played well. I think if you look at the numbers so far, he's been, he's been excellent. You can't, can't deny that. And look, he's been running too. He had 32 yards rushing last week in the win against San Francisco as well. Then you flip it around to Houston. And like I said, Houston, last time we saw them on the road where they were what, two and a half, three point favorite against Indianapolis, the only one by two. So feels like it's going to be right down to the wire type of game. I certainly understand the opener why people like Minnesota. I wouldn't take Minnesota now though. I still think Houston's the better team, better defense as well. But going back to last year, four straight times. Last four times, Houston's been road favorites. 0 and 4 against the spread. Already 0 and 1 against the spread. This year is a road favorite with that non-spread cover against Indianapolis in the week one. So I would maybe lean it Houston money line, but I probably don't like it. And I'm willing to give Minnesota their due and their respect. I do think this game could go over though, I do. I think when you look at it, San Francisco offensively, they were losing bodies left and right. That's not going to be the case. And again, you look at the Houston Texans defensively. They were dominant against Chicago, but against an indie team that, an indie offense that struggled against Green Bay on the road last week, when indie played Houston at home. Houston, Houston gave up some plays and gave up points in that game to indie. So I think Minnesota can score. I think Houston, with all due respect to facing the Giants, and the Niners are supposed to be a great offense, but a lot of injuries, there's a healthy Houston team. I think Minnesota's defense will be challenged a lot more here as well. So 46, I lean over the total here. Giants and Browns next up. Cleveland, six and a half point home favorites. 38 and a half, 39 and a half, even in some spots now with this total, it's actually moved up a bit after moving down initially. It's probably because the Giants secondary has been so bad that maybe the betting markets believe that even Deshawn Watson, with his very average play, can hit Amari Cooper, Jerry Judy, and some of his receivers for some big plays, 'cause I'll say this about the Giants secondary. It's pretty bad. It has not been good here in the first couple of games. These cornerbacks don't really impress me much with what I've seen. It's not exactly what you wanna see. We'll have to wait and see how this one plays out, but I think when you'll, and plus keep in mind with the Giants, Graham Ganno, their kicker got injured. That abandoned the Kefil goal attempts from that point on, so we'll have to wait and see what the Giants are gonna do from a kicking standpoint in this game. You know, you look at Cleveland, they bounce back after a disappointing loss to Dallas. They didn't play good at all in that game against the Cowboys, 33, 17, or they get an ugly 18, 13 win in Jacksonville. Their defensive line just had its way with Jacksonville's offensive line. They even got a sack on Trevor Lawrence in the end zone. That's a pretty bad, we'll get to Jacksonville later. That's a pretty bad offensive line that they have right now. And yes, Cleveland with Miles Garrett and company, great upfront on the defensive line. How will they fair here against the Giants? Is the question, well, the Giants don't have the best offensive line. They might be able to have some success again here. But what's concerning is that the Jaguars actually, we're more than a yard per play better than the Browns last week, despite Cleveland winning that game. The Cleveland Browns had issues getting deep into Jacksonville territory after the first drive of the game that they had. This is still a Deshawn Watson that I don't trust, especially when you're asking them to lay almost touchdown. Do I have enough stomach? So I won't be on Cleveland here, no way. But do I trust the Giants enough to back them? They are getting six and a half. They are 0 and 2. And again, we just mentioned it, 0 and 2 teams in Week 3, over 60% against the spread the last decade. That says, bet the Giants here. Not to mention, six or more point underdogs this season are perfect against the spread entering Week 3. So all of that points to the Giants. Giants as well, eight and two against the number in their last 10 games when getting more than three points as an underdog. Many of those under Brian Dable. Brian Dable's been a good coach getting bigger points as a dog. This is his role. This is where we usually want to back the Giants in. But at the end of the day, can we trust Daniel Jones and the offense to not settle for field goals like they did against Washington? Finish drives with touchdowns. And can their defense do enough to keep Cleveland in check a defense that is certainly in the secondary been picked on a little bit? I still might as certainly if it flashes to a seven, I'm going to be probably inclined to look at the Giants in some form. It's not with great confidence, but it's more so. I don't really trust Cleveland lay in almost a touchdown here considering the fact that this offense with Deshawn Watson just isn't doing it for me right now with what I have seen. Yeah, eight, two and one against the spread as an underdog of more than a field goal for the Giants. So this has been their role. And I'm leaning G men here, a desperate G men team who need to show something because if they fall to 0 and 3, it could be season over already for them. All right, Philadelphia Eagles, New Orleans Saints. We've got the Saints 2 and 1/2 point home favorites, 49 and 1/2 the total here in this game. To me, money's poured in on the Saints. Let's start there. This open Philadelphia 3 and 1/2 point road favorites. It's now almost New Orleans as a full field goal home favorite at the super dome in this game. Many markets not liking the way the Eagles played against Atlanta and probably not all that impressed with the escape that they had against Green Bay down in Brazil in week one either. You look at Jalen Hurts, he's still making critical mistakes. Bad turnovers. You look at the last game. They let inexplicable to not throw more of a pass rush and pressure at Kirk Cousins and just let him in the Falcons offense drive right down the field to win the game on Monday night. Just not enough pressure from the Eagles defense in that situation. And now you look at this matchup against the Saints who might be the best offense through two weeks in the NFL. Now, there'll probably be some regression at some point. I don't deny that. But right now, let's give this New Orleans Saints team credit. In fact, you include the finale last year against the Atlanta Falcons in the regular season last year. They've now scored 48, 47, and 44 in their last three games. But the story of the Saints offense. You can say all you want. OK, Derek Carr, he is playing better. They're running the football with Alvin Camara. Rashid Shahid and Chris Olave have been huge big play weapons in the passing game for the Saints. And they're changing formations. They're doing a lot of different, unique, cool, innovative stuff on offense with the play calling and the scheming. And I think you've got to really hand it to Clint Kubiak. I think he's made the difference. Two games is offensive coordinator. And we're just showing so much and seeing so much creativity now with the Saints offense. It's been very impressive. Philly on a short week, a Philly defense that is good. But I think a little bit overrated, especially in the secondary, where suddenly this Saints team is having success with big plays. Saints should be able to put up points. Now, will they get 40s again? I'm not sure. But I'm not asking them to get 40s for this over in this game. And I got on this over at 47. Late Sunday night after seeing the Saints just roll up the 44 against Dallas. And maybe this offense is not a flash in the pan. It wasn't just that, oh, they played probably the worst team by far in the NFL, Carolina. No, that offense might actually be a lot better this year. And the play calling of Clint Kubiak has a lot to do with it. So I jumped on an over 47 Sunday night in this game for Eagle Saints. And now it's up to 49 and 1/2. Two and 1/2 point move. I agree, though. I think there's going to be a lot of points here. And as for as much as New Orleans defense against Dallas and Carolina played well, the Eagles will test them a lot more. Even with the Eagles having some issues, as far as defensively, as far as the Eagles having issues offensively at times this year, that offense, I think, is going to be able to move the football and have some fun put up points in that game on Sunday night. So definitely looking for Sunday afternoon, I should say. Definitely looking forward to that. And like I said, I'm definitely looking for points there with the Eagles and the Saints on Sunday. I'd be careful with taking New Orleans now, though. Part of me thinks this team's not going to keep this up as far as winning indefinitely. But Philly on a short week, I don't think I'd bet them. But boy, if it gets to a firm 3 or even 3 and 1/2 toward Philly, I'd be tempted to take the other side of that. But I'm probably just going to stick to the over in that game. Denver Tampa Bay, Buccaneers, 6 and 1/2 point-home favorites, 41, the total. I mean, no respect for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. And last week, it was-- even with the-- and look, they were really short-handed in the secondary. There's no question. Maybe that had a part of it. But for them to be getting more than a touchdown, upwards of plus eight against Detroit last week was pretty stunning. I took advantage of that. Took Tampa Bay. Unfortunately, I had the over as well. And it fell short. Lot of ineptitude in the red zone from Detroit in that game. But Tampa Bay with a heck of a win on the road against the Lions, 20 to 16, 2 and 0 straight up and against the spread to start the year. Baker Mayfield continues to play really solid football for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at quarterback. We'll see if that can continue here in this game against the Denver Broncos. Right now, I just don't trust Denver's offense from what I've seen. Bonix struggled against Seattle. It didn't get any better for him against Pittsburgh. TJ Watt and just swarmed that Denver offensive line hasn't been anything to write home about. The run game with Javante Williams hasn't been consistent. I will say this, that the defense has been solid for Denver. It's kept them in games, and they played Gino in Seattle. Gino in Seattle got it going, though. And the second half was rough. But the second half, they got it going. It's hard to give Denver too much credit defensively for their performance against Pittsburgh, because Pittsburgh's been kind of just a methodical offense, settling for a lot of field goals. They'll probably be tested a lot more by this Tampa Bay team here on the road in this game. I worry about a potential letdown for Tampa. And they do play Philadelphia. Another playoff rematch next week at home. It's a little bit of a sandwich spot here for them. I just don't think I've seen enough, though, at a Denver's defense to trust them, even though they're getting a solid amount of points here in this game. So for now, I'm not involved. It's one of those games. At six and a half, I think even concerns about them maybe being a little flat after the big win against Detroit. I'd still lean to the Tampa Bay side below a touchdown. If it was above a touchdown, I'd probably lean the other way with Denver. It's one of those deals where, if it's below 7, I lean Tampa, if it's above 7, I lean Denver. At this number, I would lean Tampa Bay. Tampa Bay probably does win this game. I just-- I haven't seen enough yet from Bowe, Nix. And he's been-- it's definitely been a baptism into the NFL by fire here for Bowe Nix so far this season. All right, Green Bay, Tennessee. We've got the Titans 2 and 1/2 point-home favorites, 38 the total here in this game. This is the last of the 1 PM Eastern kickoff games on Sunday. Look, there's a potential Jordan Love plays. He hasn't been ruled out yet for this game on Sunday. It could be Malik Willis against his old team. What a storyline that would be, a Tennessee team that just traded him away before the start of the regular season. Jordan Love from all indications. He practiced again today. Jayden Reed, one of the key receivers, was practicing as well, so that's a good sign. It's a positive sign, and I think he's trending toward playing, quite honestly, Jordan Love. And if he plays-- maybe I should bet it right now in case they announce it, and this total goes up. But if he plays, I'll be looking at Green Bay plus 3. I'll be looking at over 38 in this game. I think over 38 is a tremendous value right now if Jordan Love does indeed play. And I get Tennessee's offense with Will Levis is very much a work in progress. We've seen that in the first two weeks. But they also went up against Chicago, and they also went up against the Jets defensively. I don't know if Green Bay is quite that good on that side of the ball. I think Tennessee at home might be able to get a little more offense going. And keep in mind, too, with Tennessee, their first two games, 41 points, both games. The Chicago game, the Jets game. 41 caches your overticket in this game, because the total's 38, and the net of Jordan Love. This is definitely a total at 38 that is not signified by the potential of Jordan Love playing. If Jordan Love does return for Green Bay, this total should be nowhere near 38. It should at least be into the 40s. So I'm going to grab 38 now with this over, because it's starting to look more and more like Jordan Love's going to play here on Sunday in Tennessee. And again, I know the Titans are better defensively than offensively. They're going to be going from Caleb Williams in his first ever start, and Aaron Rodgers coming off in Achilles, and two suspect offensive lines to this Green Bay team if Jordan Love plays. That's a huge step up for the Tennessee defense. And I don't know if they're going to play as well against it. So I like this over at 38, because I'm starting to think more and more of what I'm reading, based on what I'm reading here, that Jordan Love's going to be able to play on Sunday. And probably value on the Packers now at the current number two if indeed Jordan Love is back. And I'm starting to think, yes, now again, we don't know. Maybe last minute, there's a relapse, and he's just not ready to come back yet. We see Malik Willis, but it's starting to look more and more like we might be seeing Jordan Love Sunday in Tennessee. All right, Carolina, Las Vegas, Raiders, five point home favorites, 40, the total in this game. I thought for sure I was not even going to consider Carolina anymore after last week. Bond by New Orleans, and then destroyed by the Chargers as well. But then Dave Canales makes the quarterback change, and is going to the Red Rifle, the Red Rock at Andy Dalton, the veteran, Benching Bryce Young after that game against the LA Chargers. We'll see how it turns out. At this point, look, Bryce Young has been that bad. And I've tried to be as open to the possibility of him finding it here in year two this year. And even I can't deny anymore, maybe it's not going to happen. He's been brutal. He has been absolutely, positively woeful at quarterback for Carolina, 55% completions, zero touchdowns, three interceptions, 4.4 yards per pass attempt. There's no deep vertical passing game whatsoever for Carolina with Bryce Young at quarterback. It's been absolutely dreadful. So I get it. You got to try to spark the team in some way, and they're going to hope the veteran, Andy Dalton. And Andy Dalton, look, we've got our concerns about him. But at this point, he's probably an upgrade. Crazy as it is. It has to be. I don't think it could be worse than Bryce Young here. So it probably is a bit of an upgrade. Maybe it gets everybody fired up here on this offense. And maybe it makes Carol puts Carolina in a bet on situation. Now, again, this is another deal where it's an 0 and 2 team. Playing in week three, and those teams are 60%, over 60% against the spread the last 10 years, says bet Carolina here. One thing I will not be doing is betting Las Vegas in this spot. Laying five with a team that just had that miracle kind of a gut see, tremendous comeback win against Baltimore on the road by the Raiders. But a lot of that was the Raiders fucking up and giving the game away as much as it was the Raiders taking the game if you watched the way it unfolded. It was just not at all good to see the way they just imploded down the stretch. Credit to Gardner Minshu, though. He made the key plays rally the offense when he had to. And there's a potential that that offense carries over that strong finish to the game against Baltimore here to this one. And it's also worth mentioning that they have been a great point spread team with Antonio Pierce, 7-2 and 1 against the spread their last 10 games dating back to last year. And all of them, since Antonio Pierce, has taken over as the head coach of this team. But you're coming off that huge comeback win, two road games back home, not the spot. I'm rushing-- and Las Vegas is a team where as a dog, I'm interested. Laying a field goal even at times, maybe I would. But more than a field goal, no. Not yet ready to say, yeah, Las Vegas Raiders, let's lay five or more with you. Even against this horrible Carolina team, but a Carolina team that might get a pop and a spark, at least for one week with Andy Dalton at quarterback. But I'm not going to touch Carolina either. It's a pass for me. What I am going to touch is over 40. And you think, over? Are you kidding? Well, look, the Carolina offense can't be worse than it was the first two weeks now that Andy Dalton's at quarterback. And let's not forget that the Panthers still gave up 26 to the Chargers, 47 to New Orleans. That's an average of over 35 points per game so far this season. They've been wretched against the run. And you know the Raiders, they're probably going to feature a lot of Zemir White here in this game. And I think Zemir White props make a lot of sense, because I think the Raiders are really going to look to run the football a lot. Caroline has not been able to stop it. And that'll open things up for Minchu to Duvante Adams and those Raiders receivers. And then on the flip side, look, the Las Vegas defense is very formidable. There's no doubt. And this Caroline offense has been bad. But like I said, I'm going to bank on them getting some kind of spark, some kind of uptick in offensive production this week with Andy Dalton being under center. And we're talking about a total of 40. That's it to get this game up and over the total. So over 40, a little contrarian here with the total in this one. And it's just basically, look, Dalton gives the offensive spark, but Las Vegas moves the football pretty effectively throughout the game against a very miserable Carolina defense. You are talking about a bottom two, bottom three defense in the NFL, in my opinion, with the Carolina Panthers. In fact, they might be the worst. All right, Miami and Seattle. We've got Seattle 4 and 1/2 point home favorites. 41 and 1/2 the total in this game. Skyler Thompson, expected to be a quarterback here on Sunday for the Miami Dolphins, of course, with the Tuatongo Valoa out of the picture, at least for now. They did sign Tyler Huntley, former Baltimore Raven quarterback, played his college ball at Utah to back him up. But it looks like Skyler Thompson will get the first look. I did not like what I saw from Skyler Thompson when he entered the game against Buffalo last Thursday night. But he has started a bunch of games. He's going to have practice time to get himself ready for this spot. That's about the only thing I can say in a positive way about Miami's offense right now. We'll see how they failure against the schemes of Mike McDonald and the Seattle Seahawks team, which is obviously off to a rock solid 2 and 0 start to the season, which is definitely what you like to see. We'll see if they can carry that over here into this game. I think when you look at it, too, with the Seattle Seahawks as well, Geno Smith played well against New England last week. I was very impressed. He actually picked on that New England secondary, a decent amount. So we'll see if he can keep that rolling here. I think people forget, too, that still have-- when healthy DJ Metcalf and Tyler Lockett, there are concerns about some of the skill position talent here. Tyler Lockett's been limited at practice. DK Metcalf has mispracticed a couple times this week. Kenneth Walker, he did not play last week against New England. And he is still very much questionable, not practicing with that oblique injury. And then Noah Fant at the tight end spot. So there are cluster injuries with the skill position group for Seattle. And that would be concerning that they're short-handed there going into this game. We'll see if they can overcome it. Obviously, the point spreads adjusted. Miami was favored on the road initially. And now Seattle, 4 and 1/2 point-home favorites adjusting for the absence of Tuotongo Valoa. And Skyler Thompson being at quarterback here. I'd still lean Seattle, honestly, at the 4 and 1/2 number. Seattle's not an easy place to play. Long trip for Miami. Loud environment for Skyler Thompson to have to deal with. And I just didn't see a lot that gave me hope for Miami's offense last week. So at 4 and 1/2, I lean Seattle. Don't know if I'll bet it, but I don't want Miami yet until I see something from Skyler Thompson that proves to me that he's ready to step up and play well in this thrust into the starting role, at least for now. All right, Detroit, Arizona. The Lions 3.0, 3.0 road favorites, 51 and 1/2 the total. I think we're getting a discount on Detroit now. People are in love with Arizona. And look, they gave Buffalo a tough game in week one. They covered the number, although that was thanks to a kick return touchdown. They beat the living hell out of the Rams who were just absolutely decimated in that game on the offensive line. Cooper Cup and Pooka Nakua injured for them as well. And Arizona Cardinals handed it to the Rams. Well, now you're facing a Detroit team that is much healthier, much better, and coming off a frustrating loss at home against Tampa Bay. Detroit will have their focus. I like what Dan Campbell did. He took the bullet and took the responsibility for the loss against Tampa Bay. I think he got a focus to Detroit team. There's still the better of these two teams. We're getting a little carried away with moving this number to where it is. Even though I do think Arizona has improved, obviously you have to like what Kyle Murray is doing, that Marvin Harrison Jr. bounced back from a rough first game against Buffalo. And he absolutely terrorized that Rams secondary. And the second game, Marvin Harrison Jr. showing why he is the bona fide number one receiver moving forward for this Cardinals offense. He was dominant. And then you have Trey McBride, a good tight end. James Conner's been good running the football. That O-line's been pretty solid for Arizona. I still don't trust their defense fully. They struggled with Buffalo in week one. I know they shut down the Rams, but that's a Rams team with just a depleted, just completely decimated offensive line. Top two receivers out. You have to factor that into why Arizona looked so good on defense last week. Now they're going to be facing a Detroit team that Jared Gough looking for a bounce back. That was not vintage Jared Gough. That was not his A game against Tampa Bay. I think he'll look to be better. I think there's a good chance he'll play better. Gibbs and Montgomery to deal with in the backfield. I'm on Ross, St. Brown, Jameson Williams at receiver. I think this is a much taller order for this Arizona defense, which I don't think is still great. I think their offense could be really good, but I think their defense is still very much suspect for the Cardinals. So I like Detroit. I like the over here, very high total. Not getting a bargain by any stretch at 51, but I continue to 51 and 1/2, but I do continue to think that the Arizona Cardinals are an over team, that they're going to struggle against this Lions team. I think it'll be a back and forth fun game. I like Detroit's defense and the improvement they've made, but they will be put to the test by Arizona as well. I think something like 35, 28 for Detroit. I could see some kind of score like that in this game. I think Lions win and cover, and the game goes over the total in that one. Should be a good one, looking forward to that one. All right, Baltimore and Dallas. How about the 0 and 2 Baltimore Ravens? Who saw that coming to start the year, especially when one of their games was a home game against Las Vegas, that Baltimore would start 0 and 2. But here they are. One point road favorites against Dallas, 48 the total. Dallas 1 and 1 after just a disastrous game against New Orleans, which followed a pretty impressive game for them on the road against Cleveland in their first game. So which Dallas Cowboys team shows up here? Bottom line is, I know I've got the better coach and John Harbaugh. You could debate about the quarterback. Lamar Jackson, I don't think has been the biggest reason for the losses in the first two games for Baltimore. But he does have to play better. He does have to make bigger plays in the clutch for this team. There's no doubt. And I think when you look at Dallas so far to begin the year, how can you not be worried for them in this match up? Because the one thing the Dallas Cowboys have had issues with so far in these first two games and especially showed last week against the New Orleans Saints is just absolutely gouged. They were throughout that football game. On the ground, the Saints had 190 rushing yards, 115 on the ground for Alvin Camara. That's not what you want to see against a run-first Baltimore offense. This could be a nice little spot for the Ravens offense to get some good vibes going again. Derek Henry running the ball, Justice Hill as well, helping and then Lamar Jackson's ability to run with the football. You know, an RPO run-first offense is not exactly what Dallas is looking for after getting just absolutely chewed up on the ground last week by Alvin Camara, the New Orleans Saints. So I think there's match up advantages here for Baltimore. The Baltimore defense is still adjusting the life without Mike McDonald, new defensive coordinators, some changes. Now the Baltimore offensive line is also still a work in progress. 'Cause as we know, Ronnie Stanley and Linda Bond, the center are the only two new, the left tackle in the center, are the only two returning starters from last year on the old line. So it's still a work in progress. The one thing you can say about Dallas is they're supposed to have a pass rush. We didn't see it last week against New Orleans, but DeMarcus Lawrence, Micah Parsons, they're supposed to have a pass rush, but I think Baltimore, desperate times, we've got that 0-2 team angle in week three, which is over 60% ATS the last decade. Baltimore I think gets off the snide, gets back in the win column. I just trust them and John Harbaugh more than Mike McCarthy, and I think they find a way to win this one. Mike Baltimore here on the road to get the job done. And I lean over here with this total, 48. I think the Ravens offense will put up some points. I think Dallas can chip in some points themselves, and let's not forget Dallas Cleveland, that first game in week one, which obviously actually also went over the total as well, 33-17. Dallas is not a team that's been going under the total quite a bit. Four straight overs dating back to the end of last year for the Dallas Cowboys. So I like over this total, and I definitely like Baltimore here to get the job done and get their first win of the season against the Dallas Cowboys. All right, next up, as we continue along, we've got the San Francisco 49ers and the LA Rams, 49ers, six and a half point road favor. It's 43 the total. It'll be here forever talking about all the injuries, honestly, it is absolutely unbelievable how many injuries there are going into this game here between these two teams. But you look at it, I mean, it's just a mass unit with both of these teams right now. Puke Nakua, Cooper Cup out for the LA Rams. Tons of injuries along the offensive line. That's a huge concern as well. Kyron Williams and Blake Korm couldn't run the football because of that old line last week being so decimated against Arizona. That's a problem. But then you got San Francisco, still without Christian McCaffrey. George Kittle's on the injured list now. You got, you know, all kinds of concerns with their skill position group as well. Debo Samuel downgraded to doubtful. This is just who's more of a tradition already and it's only week three between these two teams. This is not a game I expect to bet, but I will simply say that I believe the 49ers teased down to pick them or minus a half from where they are now at minus six and a half is probably the best way to go. I think they win this game. I do. I think the Rams are just way too depleted. I think the 49ers can overcome their issues a little bit more and off a loss. You know, I think they'll be focused. And so I think the 49ers can get the win, but do I trust the 49ers at six and a half to win by more of a touchdown or more? No, I think it's with all the injuries. I'm not at this number. Am I comfortable taking the San Francisco 49ers? As far as the total goes, I think people were on to betting the under early 48. You know, you're talking about McVeigh versus Shanahan, two very bright offensive minds. I think there's some value with the over 43, 43 and a half, but I can't say I'm in love with it. There's a lot of issues with the Rams offense. The offensive line is still beaten up. San Francisco might feast on that. Meanwhile, the San Francisco offense with all the injuries mounting looked out of sorts against Minnesota last week in the loss held below 20 points. So I can't say I'm rushing to bet the over. I think the value is now on the over with the number being where it is at 43, but I can't say I'm rushing to bet it. All right, we've got the prime time games left for the week one card Sunday night football, the weekend prime time games. That is Kansas City, Atlanta Sunday night football. We've got the Chiefs three and a half point road favorites. The total 46 and a half here in this game. It is a short week for Atlanta. Great comeback win against the Philadelphia Eagles, of course, on Monday night. Although we do have to say that some of that was definitely a complete and utter meltdown by the Eagles on defense in that final drive. The give Kirk Cousins credit, it was a two minute drill. They needed it. He went right down the field, put the ball in the end zone, and then Jalen Hurts' interception sealed the deal. Very obviously a boost of confidence for Kirk Cousins. No doubt, he's still having trouble moving around. So the key for Kansas City is Chris Jones and that front being able to get after Kirk Cousins in this game and make life more difficult for him. The big news for Kansas City is Isaiah Pacheco, a broken leg against Cincinnati, even though they pulled out a win. Now very, very fortunate to be two in Kansas City. They could have lost to Baltimore. They hung on at the end. They could have lost to Cincinnati. They're staring fourth down, a boat to lose, and a past interference penalty gives Kansas City the ball and Cincinnati territory and the rest is history. Harrison Budkornails the game winning field goal that give the Chiefs a one point win against the Bengals last week in a game they easily could have lost. So you give them credit for that 26, 25, two overs for the Chiefs. And I think now with Pacheco out, and we said this coming into the year too, Kansas City is going to start to push the ball down the field again in this game and I think moving forward. So I think you're going to see Kansas City, and I think Kelsey finally has a good game. I think it's a great spot to maybe, because he hasn't made any impact in the first two games for Kansas City. They've been running the ball with Pacheco, worthy and Rashi Rice have been the main sources of offense for the Chiefs through the air. But now with Isaiah Pacheco injured, I don't know if they want to rely on Carson Steele, Samaji P. Ryan right now. I wouldn't want to be focusing in on the run too much with those two guys as my lead backs. So I think this is a spot where Travis Kelsey finally gets more involved. Patrick Mahomes starts to finally find him. So I think there's going to be good value this week in Travis Kelsey props in this Sunday night matchup here against the Atlanta Falcons in this game. Now this, actually the numbers fall into three in a lot of spots now with a, I just don't feel comfortable going against the mighty Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs only laying a field goal on the road. I like more so the total here, 46 and a half, playing it up and over the total. Atlanta's offense got cooking a little bit second app. It took a while, you know, obviously you're going to have no problem with weather. This being at the Mercedes Benz Stadium there in Atlanta, indoors. And look, this Kansas City defense did struggle a bit with Joe Burrow and the Bengals last week. I think Atlanta can move the ball again. Bijon Robinson was really good last week. Wait till Andreek London started to get going later in that game. Darnell Mooney had a really good game too. Very impressed with what he delivered for the Falcons last week in the game against Philadelphia. I think it's an opportunity maybe for this game to go up and over the total. 46 and a half, I lean over. And I think initially if you took Atlanta, not bad, three or better though, I'm just not going against Kansas City when they're only laying a field goal. I'd have to have a really good reason to do that. And let's be honest with Atlanta, they could have lost that game very easily last week against Philadelphia and B.O. and two. And if they had lost that game, maybe you're not just getting three, three and a half anymore with Kansas City. Maybe they're laying five, five and a half in this game instead. So I'm not gonna be involved in the side either way. But if I do bet the game over and maybe some Kelsey props for me as well. All right, now we have two games this week on Monday night football of doubleheader on Monday night starting with Jacksonville Buffalo. The bill's five point home favorites. 45 and a half the total in this game. This is another one where it feels like it's a layup, right? Buffalo, 2-0, beating Arizona and Miami. Extra time to prepare 'cause they played Thursday night last week, now Monday night. That's a benefit to the bills, but it is a desperate 0-2 team. Jacksonville here in week three. We know those teams are a good bet. Over 60% ATS, the last decade plus says Bet Jackson bill here. And we have seen on occasion from the bills. I remember they played the last time they played Jackson bill. It was a game, I wasn't in London last year in October. I'm pretty sure it was a London game overseas last year where Buffalo was coming off a big win and they played this very Jacksonville team and didn't play well. Didn't play well at all in that game. And I'd be a little concerned about that, that the bills, you know, played out a little bit, to the competition here after a big Thursday night win against a division rival. So that's definitely something to watch for here in this game. We're just double checking right now. Yeah, 25-20 Jackson bill last year. That game was in London. And it was a game where they were down like 25-13 and only a late Josh Allen touchdown made it close. I mean, 29-18 in first downs for Jacksonville. They put up almost 500 yards of offense in that game against the bills. Problem is Jacksonville's offensive line is in shambles right now. They're not playing well, they're not blocking. They're not opening up holes for the run game. Trevor Lawrence is being traded like a human pinata back there whoopee cushion by the opposing pass rush. They have not protected well for him at all. And as a result, you know, he's not able to find Brian Thomas, Gabe Davis, the former bill Christian against his old team here, Christian Kirk. You know, as I've been able to find his receivers 'cause the pass protection's not been good enough. I actually think this is a sneaky under. Jacksonville is struggling on the offensive line. I don't know if they're gonna be marching the football up and down the field on the road against this bills team. Even though this bills defense does have some injuries to it, I was impressed with how they all stepped up collectively against Miami. There's a lot of injuries on this bills defense right now. And the way they rallied around each other through those injuries and played against Miami was very impressive. I think even with some of these injuries on defense for the bills, they can do enough to keep Jacksonville bottled up a little bit, especially with the Jacksonville O-line issues. And then you look at the Buffalo offense. They're not this Chuck the ball deep down the field offense anymore. It's Josh Allen running, shorter passes. A lot of the run game now with James Cook under new offensive coordinator, Joe Brady. This is more of a methodical, you know, time consuming drive, move the football kind of offense now that the bills have compared to earlier in Josh Allen's career. So I'm not convinced this game goes over the total here, 45 and 1/2, 46. So this one could actually stay under that number in my opinion. All right, next up, we've got Washington and Cincinnati, the Bengals, 7 and 1/2 point home favorites, 47 the total. This is the other Monday night game taking place. Cincinnati, another 0 and 2 team, right? Got to bet him, right? 60% ATS for the 0 and 2 teams in week three, the last decade. That means we got to be on the Bengals, right? I will not be. And I don't give a damn about that. And I know that angle is good. And you got to respect it, but-- and it says Cincinnati, 0 and 2 team here, but-- the Cincinnati Bengals, when I look at them, they are not the kind of team right now that is built, where I'm ready to say they are a lay more than a touchdown with type of football team right now. They're just not. I don't feel comfortable laying these kind of points with them. They showed it already at home in week one against New England, laying more than a touchdown against the Patriots with a brand new head coach, a questionable offense, and the Patriots roll in there and beat Cincinnati 16 to 10. The last-- we just saw them in this price range, as home favorites. Two weeks ago against New England, they lose the game outright. So I'm not ready to trust Cincinnati lay in 7 and 1/2, not at all. And look, they played better against Kansas City. They should have won that game. I thought they-- actually, the better team against the Chiefs for a large part of that game. But at the end of the day, just mistakes and penalties and shit you cannot do against Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs. And that ended up coming back to haunt the Cincinnati Bengals in that game. And now they're feeling the pressure. And Zack Taylor starting to get some heat. I don't know yet how good Washington is. They got crushed by Tampa Bay in week one, 37-20 on the road. They did beat the Giants 21-18, but it's a lackluster, below-average Giants team. And they only won by a field goal. The offense is showing signs of hope, though. Jaden Daniels has been solid. He had 23 for 29, 226 yards against the Giants. Definitely stepped it up from the game against Tampa Bay, played better. Brian Robinson is running the football well. Noah Brown, Austin Echler, Terry McLaurin, Deami Brown, Zacherts, the veteran tight end, like they do have some weapons to work with Washington on offense here. The more I watched the Bengals defense, even in the game against New England, they lost it. They only gave up 16 points. But I thought the Patriots were-- even their offensive line at times was owning the Bengals in the trenches. And that's a Patriots offensive line that has a shit ton of issues and concerns. And yet there were times in that first game where they were having the better of it in the trenches over the Bengals. That's concerning as well for me. And maybe Washington's able to control it. And especially when you've got a mobile quarterback like Jaden Daniels that can escape the pocket. As you can tell, I'm clearly leaning Washington here at more than a touchdown. I'm just not at all ready at the moment to ask Cincinnati to lay more than a touchdown. They don't feel like that kind of team to me right now. So it's going to be interesting to see how this Monday Night of Fair plays out. But I'm leaning commanders in this game with the points. This is a game too total-wise. Probably a lean to the over here for me in this game. I had-- and I used Giants commanders as best bet on this show for the NFL version of the show last week. And that's a very tough beat. The Giants and the commanders' offenses both moved the football up and down the field the whole game. And every single fucking time they settled for a field goal and stalled in the red zone or got stopped on fourth down in the red zone and turned it over, it was a frustrating way to lose one because they moved the ball all day. Both teams did. Daniel Jones and the Giants offense did. Jaden Daniels and the commanders offense did. And just settled for field goals and just over and over again spit the bit in the red zone. And that's what kept the game under. That is your concern here with Washington. They do have to get better in the red zone. They've been settling for way too many field goals. And this goes back to the Tampa Bay game too. They settled, installed in the opposition territory. So that would be my concern here about both Washington and the over, but I do lean that way in this game. Both the commanders plus the points and over 47. I do think burrow in the offense can have some success here. This is still a very shaky Washington defense. Again, the Giants went up and down the field. The only thing they didn't do was finished with enough touchdowns and punched the ball in the end zone enough. And then we saw that Baker Mayfield and Tampa Bay had their way with Washington secondary. So that commander secondary is still sketchy. And you do have to deal with, even though there's been some inconsistency with the Bengals offense, you still have to deal with the likes of Jamar Chase. O.C. Vash, who's really started to step up at receiver for the Cincinnati Bengals as well. We'll see if T.A. Gens comes back. He's questionable. He's, of course, missed the first two games of the season. But I definitely think Cincinnati is capable of moving the football here against this shaky Washington defense, which is why I lean over here with this game on Monday night. All right, there's your NFL Week 3 preview on Ian Cameron's football frenzy. The NFL Week 3 edition of the show. Hit the like button on the way out. Let's wrap it up with Best Bet here for Week 3 in the NFL. And for my Best Bet, I'm going to go to the Baltimore Ravens. This is one of the angles that has been very good. Now, it's not one of those angles that I blindly bet. The matchup, the point spread, it all still has to make sense. And in this spot, it does. Low and two teams in Week 3 of the NFL season are over 60% ATS, the last decade. And Baltimore fits that angle, but it's more than that. It's Baltimore desperate sense of urgency after blowing that game against Las Vegas. The run game should work here against a Dallas team that got carved up on the ground by Alvin Camara last week. I think it's a bounce back spot for the Ravens. We're only asking them to win the game. Dallas doesn't have the strongest home field that showed last week in the New Orleans game. It also showed in the playoff game when they got whipped by the Green Bay Packers in Dallas. That's a home field I don't fear betting against. I think Baltimore gets off the Snide, gets their first win of the season. Baltimore Ravens, the night of the Raven, Baltimore. Minus 115 against the Dallas Cowboys for my Week 3 NFL best bet. You're on Ian Cameron's football frenzy. That'll wrap it up. Shout out to everyone tuning in, hit the like button. Appreciate it very much. I'm Ian Cameron, enjoy NFL Week 3. Enjoy the games and good luck. And we'll see you again next week for the NFL Week 4 edition of Ian Cameron's football frenzy. [BLANK_AUDIO]