It's cliche, but this feels like a game that comes down to the final possession and I still give a slight edge to the Bills. That said, Lamar Jackson is playing at a level we haven't seen since his MVP season in 2019 despite the lack of weapons around him or reliable run game. The Dolphins exposed those flaws in Week 2, showing that the Ravens' secondary is prone to giving up big plays and that problem is exacerbated by a lack of pass-rush. That's not to say Baltimore isn't without its flaws, though. The defense, though it played well in Miami, is still banged up and the secondary will continue to be a concern until they prove otherwise. Buffalo looked mortal in its loss to the Dolphins the Bills' non-existent run game puts them in a spot where Josh Allen has to be superhuman every week for them to have success. This sets up as arguably the game of the week. The Browns just need to win by a field goal and I think they get it done. Atlanta is also mistake-prone with seven turnovers and has no real home-field advantage. The Browns have the best rushing attack in football and rank fifth in yards per game overall, just like we all expected.

They're returning to Atlanta after two weeks on the west coast and now host a physical and well-rested Browns team. The Saints offense has mustered just 24 points over the last two weeks, including 14 against the Panthers.īacking the Falcons has been profitable thus far this season as the Dirty Birds are 3-0 against the spread thus far. It had gone 7-3 from 2017-2019 and it was 1-1 last season in the return of London games. Historically, the Under has been the bet to target in London games. My Pick remains the same, though, and the line has moved to Vikings -2.5 at some books. New Orleans does not in fact have a legitimate home field advantage at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, at least that I'm aware of. Hand up, it slipped my mind that this game is in London.

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