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FREE WINNER: Ravens/Cowboys Over

The Baltimore Ravens and Dallas Cowboys will face off for this historic Week 3 international matchup on Sunday in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil at the iconic Maracanã Stadium. Both teams feature explosive, potent offenses led by star quarterbacks Dak Prescott and Lamar Jackson. The Ravens average 29.0 PPG. They put up 41 on the Colts in Week 1, and even in their loss to the Saints, they had 312 yards on 53 plays. The Cowboys are averaging 28.5 PPG and just scored 37 on the Commanders. If they both just hit their season averages, you are already at 57.5 points before any extra possessions. And both defenses have shown inconsistencies early in the season. Baltimore is looking to bounce back from a late-game defensive collapse against the New Orleans, while Dallas has surrendered points in high-volume affairs through the first two weeks. And if we look at the trends, the Cowboys are already 2-0 to the over to start the year. And if we look back further, Dallas has hit the over in eight straight games going back to last season. Baltimore is 5-2 to the over going back to last year. Plus, with playing on a neutral site, with no real home field crowd noise disruption for either offensive unit, both quarterbacks should be able to operate smoothly at the line of scrimmage, further paving the way for a true Rio shootout. Play the Over.

Take Dallas - Baltimore OVER (#485-486)

The Daily Double video below offers my take for Jags - Patriots and Cowboys - Ravens on Sunday. Here’s a brief write-up of the Dallas - Baltimore matchup..

Yes, there are concerns about field conditions in Brazil for this Sunday afternoon battle between the Ravens and Cowboys.  That said, we should still expect a high scoring affair.  Both teams are missing key defensive starters (DT Madubuike for Baltimore, S Malik Hooker for Dallas).  There’s at least a chance that the Ravens will get big play receiving threats Zay Flowers and or J’Kobi Lane back in the lineup here after both guys missed last week’s loss to New Orleans.  This Cowboys defense is still loaded with question marks, while the Ravens are years removed from defensive dominace.  Expect points in bunches.  Take the OVER.

Take #475 Panthers Over Browns

We’re backing the Carolina Panthers to cover the number in Cleveland.

The Panthers appear to have found some offensive rhythm after a dominant 34-3 victory over Atlanta last week. Bryce Young has been one of the more productive quarterbacks through two games, throwing six touchdowns while accumulating 648 passing yards. Carolina is averaging 35.5 points per game, and the confidence on that side of the ball is growing.

Cleveland enters 1-1 after a 23-19 road win over Tampa Bay, but the Browns could have their hands full against a Panthers offense that has shown the ability to generate points. Cleveland's pass rush will be important, particularly after recording three sacks last week, but Carolina should be able to create enough opportunities offensively to stay within the number.

The Panthers' defense is the biggest question mark after allowing 59 points to Chicago in Week 1. However, the unit bounced back in a major way against Atlanta, forcing five turnovers and allowing only three points. Carolina will need another disciplined performance against a Cleveland offense expected to emphasize the running game.

The loss of Jonathon Brooks puts more responsibility on Chuba Hubbard, but Carolina has enough offensive firepower to compensate.

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Take #468 Giants Over Titans

The New York Giants took a major blow with second-year quarterback Jaxson Dart suffering a season-ending knee injury, but this team still has an opportunity to turn things around. Veteran Jameis Winston now steps into the starting role, and the biggest advantage heading into Sunday is that he will have a full week of practice with the first-team offense.

Winston has certainly had his share of turnovers throughout his career, but he has also demonstrated the ability to make big plays through the air and with his legs. He has thrown for more than 5,000 yards in a season and has 156 career touchdown passes. With the Giants able to adjust the offense to Winston's strengths, we expect a much more comfortable performance than his 11-for-27 effort against the Rams.

The matchup with Tennessee is also appealing. The Titans are 0-2 and coming off a heartbreaking 24-20 loss to Philadelphia after allowing the Eagles to drive 65 yards for the game-winning touchdown with just nine seconds remaining. Tennessee has shown flashes, but consistency has been an issue, particularly around second-year quarterback Cam Ward.

There is also plenty of familiarity on the other side. Former Giants head coach Brian Daboll now calls the plays for Tennessee, while former New York receiver Wan'Dale Robinson returns to face his old team. Those storylines are interesting, but the Giants have the home-field advantage and a favorable stretch of games ahead.

New York will also have motivation to respond after Monday night's disappointing loss, while Winston has an opportunity to establish himself as the team's leader moving forward. With the Giants getting the benefit of a full week to prepare around their new starting quarterback, we expect a competitive performance at home.

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With Giants' QB Jaxson Dart now out for the season, the spread for this week's game against Tennessee has come way down. I don't see any value betting the Titans at the current number of +2.5, but teasing them back up through the key numbers of 3 and 7 seems like a smart move. This is a classic "Wong Teaser" piece, not only going through the two key numbers, but it's also a game with a low total (weather is expected to be bad). It's just tough to see the Giants winning by margin with Jameis Winston at the helm. Winston completed only 11 of his 27 pass attempts (for just 111 yards) Monday night and is 8-20 ATS in his career as a favorite. Additionally, the Giants' defense will be without LB Brian Burns. The Titans very nearly beat the Eagles last week before giving up the game-winning TD with 9 seconds left (lost 24-20). They can stay within one score of the injury-riddled G-men here.

For the second leg of this 6-point teaser, let's take the 49ers DOWN through the key numbers of 7 and 3. A little surprising that the Niners are on an 0-8 ATS slide in division home games. But I think we can still count on them to beat Arizona by at least a field goal. The Cardinals were dominated at home by Seattle last week, losing 31-7 and getting outgained by 230 yards. The Seahawks (-3.5) were my 4% Game of the Week. Hard to see the Cardinals doing much better against another of the NFC West heavyweights. They are 0-7 SU In division games since the start of last season.