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NFL Betting Trends to Watch in Week 3

As the NFL enters Week 3, several intriguing betting trends have emerged across the league. Here are some key trends to consider for this weekend's games:

Jets (1-10 ATS in their last 11 September games) and Dolphins (9-3 ATS past 12 as home depot dogs) face off in a divisional matchup. The Jets have struggled in September, while the Dolphins have a strong record as home depot underdogs.

Patriots (7-1 SU in their last 8 games played in week 3) take on the Texans, who have a solid ATS record of 7-3 in their last 10 games. The Patriots have a strong history against the Texans, but the Texans' recent form could make this game interesting.

Bills (21-3 SU in their last 24 games as favorites) and Colts (20-5 SU past 25 vs Titans, 14-5 ATS in their last 19) clash in an AFC South vs AFC East battle. The Bills have been dominant as favorites, while the Colts have a strong record against the Titans.

Falcons (1-10 SU, 2-9 ATS in their last 11 games played in September) and Giants (3-10 ATS past 13 games as home depot dogs) meet in an inter-conference matchup. The Giants have struggled as home depot dogs, but the Falcons have been poor in September.

Saints (12-4 ATS in their last 16 games on the road) and Chiefs (10-1 ATS in their last 11 games played in Week 3) square off in a high-profile matchup. The Saints have a strong road record, while the Chiefs have a strong record in Week 3.

Bengals (1-19-1 SU in their last 21 games on the road) and Ravens (8-2 ATS in their last 10 games) meet in an AFC North showdown. The Ravens have been strong ATS, while the Bengals have struggled on the road.

Cardinals (3-8 ATS in their last 11 games) and Rams (7-1 ATS in their last 8 games when playing Tampa Bay) face off in a NFC West matchup. The Rams have a strong record against the Cardinals, but the Cardinals have struggled ATS.

Cowboys (17-7 ATS in their last 24 games) and Eagles (14-4 ATS in their last 18 Monday Night road games) renew their rivalry in a divisional matchup. The Cowboys have been strong ATS, while the Eagles have a strong record on Monday Night.

Bucs (2-10 SU, 3- ATS in their last 12 games played in Week 3) and Chargers (1-9-1 ATS in their last 11 games played in Week 3) clash in an inter-conference battle. The Bucs have struggled in Week 3, while the Chargers have struggled ATS.

Titans (2-10 SU in their last 12 games at home to Indianapolis, 2-7 ATS past 9) and Vikings (OVER is 11-2 in their last 13 home games) meet in a matchup of divisional rivals. The Titans have struggled at home against the Colts, while the Vikings have a strong record of overs.

Browns (8-3 ATS in their last 11 games played on a Thursday) and Lions (3-22 SU in their last 25 games when playing as the underdog) meet in a Thursday Night Football matchup. The Browns have been strong ATS on Thursdays, while the Lions have struggled as underdogs.

These trends should be considered alongside team-specific streaks and matchup data when making your betting decisions. For example, the Jets have only been favorites twice since 2015 and have failed to cover the spread in their last six Thursday games, possibly influenced by Aaron Rodgers. The Cowboys are trying to avoid a third consecutive home loss despite previous long home winning streaks but have performed poorly as underdogs. The Patriots have a strong history over the Jets, with a 15-1 record in the last 16 meetings and a 10-1 under trend in the Jets’ last 11 division games.

Other trends to watch include the Eagles struggling as underdogs at home against NFC South teams, the Saints covering most home favorites, the 49ers strong as favorites but weak Week 3 performance overall, the Bills dominant at home with a strong ATS record week 3 while the Jaguars struggle, and the Bengals with solid Week 3 against non-conference foes and multiple unders betting trends. These trends should help inform your betting decisions for Week 3.

Bet on Tennessee to win by 2.5 points with a total score of 47.5 against Minnesota