Current Standings:
#1 Maher: 8-5 (61%)
#2 Ryan: 7-5 (58%)
#3 Vince: 7-5 (58%)
#4 Zuto: 6-6 (50%)
#5 James: 6-6 (50%)
#6 Zach: 5-7 (41%)
#7 Patrick: 5-8 (38%)

Indianapolis Colts (0-2) @ Tennessee Titans (1-1)
TEN -5.0 // O/U 48
After conflicting reports all week we’re left with “Carson Wentz is expected to start” for the Colts despite dealing with multiple ankle injuries heading into the game. The Colts might be 0-2 but I don't think any team is taking them lightly. Michael Pittman Jr. finally got going last week, hopefully star back Jonathon Taylor can say the same after week 3. The Titans have gotten carved up defensively so far this season, giving up 30+ points in both of their first two games. The good news is Derrick Henry got cooking in week 2, rushing for 182 yards and 3 scores in their OT victory. Momentum is rolling after last week's comeback, let’s see if they can keep it going against a bruised up Colts squad.
Zach: Titans
Patrick: Titans
Maher: Titans -5
James: Titans
Vince: Titans -5
Nick: Titans
Ryan: Titans
New Orleans Saints (1-1) @ New England Patriots (1-1)
NE -3 // O/U 42
This game screams contender or pretender. After a massive 38-3 win in week 1 over the Packers, Jameis and co. took a nosedive in week 2 against the Panthers. Alvin Kamara was severely limited and the score reflected that. New Orleans has shown a very impressive run defense thus far, which they’ll need against Damien Harris and the Patriots. Mac Jones has arguably been the most impressive rookie QB thus far, mainly because of his ability to facilitate the offense and limit the mistakes. This is going to be an ugly one, be ready for two totally different styles to go at it early this Sunday.
Zach: Saints
Patrick: Patriots
Maher: Saints
James: Saints
Vince: Patriots
Nick: Patriots
Ryan: Patriots
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2-0) @ Los Angeles Rams (2-0)
TB -1.5 // O/U 55.5
The 49ers fan in me hates typing this but there is a very good chance we’re getting an early sneak peek at the NFC championship game this sunday. Both of these teams have shined thus far on both sides of the ball, McVay going out and getting Stafford has instantly paid off as this Rams offense is clicking on all cylinders. Jalen Ramsey and Aaron Donald have been terrifying through two weeks, and they’re going to need to continue to do so if they want to steal one from the defending champs. Brady certainly hasn’t let the age play a factor with his 655 yards and 9 TD’s in 2 games. The Bucs can hurt you on every level of the field with virtually every weapon they have. Backup corner Jamel Dean will have his hands full this week, a potential shootout is coming.
Zach: Rams
Patrick: Rams
Maher: Bucs
James: Bucs -1.5
Vince: Bucs
Nick: Rams
Ryan: Bucs
Seattle Seahawks (1-1) @ Minnesota Vikings (0-2)
SEA -2.0 // O/U 55.5
The Hawks absolutely blew it last week against the Titans with a 4th quarter melt down for the ages. The good news is Russell Wilson and Tyler Lockett are completely locked in. Lockett has 278 yards with 3 TD’s in his two games played. This Seattle defense is still giving up major yards but the red zone D has tightened up, which is a good sign because Minnesota has only gotten to their opponents 20 on 5 occasions this year. The Vikings were the talk of the town last week as Kirk Cousins drove down field late, putting his team into easy field goal range, then proceeded to watch Greg Joseph blow it. Regardless, Minnesota looked a lot better offensively in week 2 and was able to hang in there against a very solid defense. They face another tough NFC West matchup this week, making 0-3 seem like a very real possibility.
Zach: Seahawks -2
Patrick Seahawks -2
Maher: Seahawks
James: Seahawks
Vince: Seahawks
Nick: Seahawks -2
Ryan: Seahawks -2
Green Bay Packers (1-1) @ San Francisco 49ers (2-0)
SF -3 // O/U 49.5
Green Bay had a much needed bounce back game on Monday night against the Lions. Aaron Rodgers looked like himself again in the 2nd half, leading them to an 18 point victory. Aaron Jones had a massive game with 4 total TD’s, but their defense struggled heavily against the Lions rush attack. San Francisco has been getting the job done thus far but just like last year they are being heavily plagued by injury. They’ve had 4 injuries to their running backs group, but it does look like rookies Trey Sermon and Eli Mitchell will lead the way on Sunday night. Green Bay is playing with their 3rd string LT so Bosa and the boys have a great opportunity to get some pressure on Rodgers early.
Zach: 49ers
Patrick: 49ers
Maher: Packers
James: 49ers
Vince: Packers
Nick: 49ers
Ryan: 49ers
Philadelphia Eagles (1-1) @ Dallas Cowboys (1-1)
DAL -4 // O/U 51.5
This feels like the first real rivalry game in 2021 as the Eagles head to Dallas for a Monday night brawl. Philly looked very impressive in week 1, and honestly had the 49ers right where they wanted them last week, but a couple goal line stands and big plays called back landed them at 1-1. Jalen Hurts has impressed so far with his ability to extend plays and really let the ball fly to his downfield weapons. Dallas pulled off an upset last week with a 20-17 victory over the Chargers. Tony Pollard continued to shine as he finished with 109 yards on 8.4 yards per carry. The Cowboys are deep offensively, and their defense has taken strides this year. Micah Parsons was making plays all week, and proved he’s a versatile asset for this team.
Zach: Cowboys
Patrick: Cowboys
Maher: Eagles
James: Cowboys
Vince: Eagles
Nick: Eagles
Ryan: Eagles
- Ryan Mobley / Upside Play
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