On Sunday, the Jacksonville Jaguars (1-2) travel to face the Cincinnati Bengals (0-2-1) at Paul Brown Stadium in a Week 4 showdown of two struggling teams looking to get their seasons on track.
The Carolina Panthers own the all-time series against the Arizona Cardinals as these two teams square off in Charlotte on Sunday.
On Thursday night, we got an entertaining game between the Denver Broncos and New York Jets. Despite the over/under total closing at 41 points in most spots, the game easily went over the total as the final score was 37-28.
The Seattle Seahawks won a high octane shootout against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 3, but their victory did not come without a price.
The Los Angeles Chargers (0-3) are starting a quarterback who was only two years old when Tom Brady entered the league back in 2000. With Brady now under center for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2-1), the two will face off on Sunday afternoon.
The Minnesota Vikings (0-3) head down south to take on the Houston Texans (0-3). Both of these teams have failed to meet expectations so far this season.
The 2-1 Indianapolis Colts head to Chicago to take on the 3-0 Chicago Bears on Sunday. The Bears benched Mitchell Trubisky last week, so now it’s Nick Foles who will be tossing the pigskin at Soldier Field. Only one team can continue their hot streak into Week 5.
The New England Patriots (2-1) will face off against the Kansas City Chiefs (3-0) for the first time since moving on from Tom Brady.
It was the battle of the defeated’s for this Thursday Night Football bout. Fans across social media were calling this the “Trevor Bowl.” That being who’s going to tank best for Trevor Lawrence. Football players have pride and want to win games. Injuries have hampered both teams, so many young players got the chance to show what they can do.
Ryan Potts gives his Week 4 picks against the spread and score predictions.
Patrick Champion ranks the remaining winless teams in the NFL through three weeks.
Talk about two terrible Thursday Night Football games in a row. However, the show must go on, and we need a big rebound week in the NFL. As always, the only thing better than watching football is making money off of football.
On Sunday, the Jacksonville Jaguars (1-2) travel to face the Cincinnati Bengals (0-2-1) at Paul Brown Stadium in a Week 4 showdown of two struggling teams looking to get their seasons on track.
The Carolina Panthers own the all-time series against the Arizona Cardinals as these two teams square off in Charlotte on Sunday.
On Thursday night, we got an entertaining game between the Denver Broncos and New York Jets. Despite the over/under total closing at 41 points in most spots, the game easily went over the total as the final score was 37-28.
The Seattle Seahawks won a high octane shootout against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 3, but their victory did not come without a price.
The Los Angeles Chargers (0-3) are starting a quarterback who was only two years old when Tom Brady entered the league back in 2000. With Brady now under center for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2-1), the two will face off on Sunday afternoon.
The Minnesota Vikings (0-3) head down south to take on the Houston Texans (0-3). Both of these teams have failed to meet expectations so far this season.
The 2-1 Indianapolis Colts head to Chicago to take on the 3-0 Chicago Bears on Sunday. The Bears benched Mitchell Trubisky last week, so now it’s Nick Foles who will be tossing the pigskin at Soldier Field. Only one team can continue their hot streak into Week 5.
The New England Patriots (2-1) will face off against the Kansas City Chiefs (3-0) for the first time since moving on from Tom Brady.
It was the battle of the defeated’s for this Thursday Night Football bout. Fans across social media were calling this the “Trevor Bowl.” That being who’s going to tank best for Trevor Lawrence. Football players have pride and want to win games. Injuries have hampered both teams, so many young players got the chance to show what they can do.
Ryan Potts gives his Week 4 picks against the spread and score predictions.
Patrick Champion ranks the remaining winless teams in the NFL through three weeks.
Talk about two terrible Thursday Night Football games in a row. However, the show must go on, and we need a big rebound week in the NFL. As always, the only thing better than watching football is making money off of football.
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