Baltimore Ravens at Dallas Cowboys

The 0-2 Baltimore Ravens will hit the road to take on the Dallas Cowboys in need of a victory. The Cowboys are coming off a blowout loss on their home field and will look to get back on track. The Ravens were one step away from the Super Bowl last season but have struggled to gel early on this season. With that being said, the team could very well be 2-0 heading into this game if a few plays are made. Baltimore is the better team all around. The Cowboys will struggled to slow down the ground game of Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry. This will be the difference in the game as the road favorite covers.

PICK: Ravens (-1.5)

Philadelphia Eagles at New Orleans Saints

The Philadelphia Eagles might be the most desperate team in the NFL right now when factoring in the end of last season and Monday night’s loss to the Atlanta Falcons. Conversely, the New Orleans Saints are the big story through two weeks, averaging 45 points per gammon two wins. Both have been overreacted to and this makes for an intriguing spot to back Philly. Klint Kubiak has looked like he has revitalized this New Orleans offense through two weeks but we still do not know what they are. The Eagles are attempting to overcome bad coaching once again this season with Nick Sirianni but the defense and run game will be on attack here.

PICK: Eagles (+2.5)

Los Angeles Chargers at Pittsburgh Steelers

Can J.K. Dobbins and Jim Harbaugh’s big offensive line compete with the front seven of the Pittsburgh Steelers? This will be the biggest matchup to watch as these teams face off in Pittsburgh on Sunday. The Steelers are tough to beat at home but right now, their offense can be beaten anywhere. The Chargers have seen the early returns on having a capable head coach that knows how to win some games. Harbaugh will draw up a game plan to gain an advantage in the trenches. Let’s also back the better quarterback here.

PICK: Chargers (+1.5)

San Francisco 49ers at Los Angeles Rams

The Los Angeles Rams are already 0-2 this season and severely injured at wide receiver. Both Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp will miss significant time and Matthew Stafford has not looked right either. San Francisco has a history of handling the Rams. They are the better team right now, even with Christian McCaffrey on IR.

PICK: 49ers (-7.5)

New York Giants at Cleveland Browns

Daniel Jones targeted Malik Nabers 18 times in Week 2. The New York Giants do not have weapons outside of their rookie wide receiver that can be relied on. Jones looked better in Week 2 but will be going up against a much better defense than the Washington Commanders. He might have bought himself some more time as the starter with his Week 2 performance, despite a loss, but this will take back some time. It is hard to imagine the Giants putting up enough points to keep up in this one.

PICK: Browns (-6.5)