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The 44th Ryder Cup tees off early Friday morning in Rome, Italy for those living on U.S. Eastern time. It’s not the typical format for a golf tournament, as 12 players apiece from the United States and Europe square off for national and regional glory.

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The 44th Ryder Cup tees off early Friday morning in Rome, Italy for those living on U.S. Eastern time. It’s not the typical format for a golf tournament, as 12 players apiece from the United States and Europe square off for national and regional glory. If you want to get in on the Ryder Cup betting action, tee off on some wagers now -- in&nbsp;<a href="https://sportsbook-co.tipico.us/sports/2749/futures" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Colorado</a>,&nbsp;<a href="https://sportsbook-ia.tipico.us/sports/2749/futures" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Iowa</a>,&nbsp;<a href="https://sportsbook-nj.tipico.us/sports/2749/futures" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">New Jersey</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://sportsbook-oh.tipico.us/sports/2749/futures" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Ohio</a>. And don't forget to check out our <a href="https://www.tipico.com/us/blog/how-to-bet-on-golf-101" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">golf betting pointers here</a>. The style of golf is also unique given the team nature of the competition. On the first two days, we have four-ball and foursome matches. In four-ball, there are two players from each team that play their own ball throughout a round. The lowest score between the two players from each team on each hole counts for scoring purposes. In foursomes, the team members alternate hitting shots until the ball is holed. Finally, on Sunday, there are 12 one-on-one matches. As for scoring, each match is worth one point with 28 total matches. In the event of a tie, each side is awarded 0.5 points. As is implied, the first team to reach 14.5 points is declared the winner. Should there be a 14-14 tie, the previous winner would retain the trophy. In this case, that’s the United States. <a href="https://state.tipico.us/login?prodsrc=SPORT" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><img src="https://cdn.sanity.io/images/7hhh6u8j/marketing-prod/96836e32fe31f2a7cbe7854bb61a4ecf955e24f5-1200x472.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib"></a> Many golf fans would have already been familiar with the format, but the names of the participants look quite different than recent editions of the competition and also quite different than what was expected in the leadup to the tournament. Both the United States and Europe have opted to largely keep LIV golfers out of the fold, with Brooks Koepka being the only exception. Dustin Johnson and Patrick Reed are the notable absences on the American side, while Ian Poulter and Sergio Garcia aren’t on the European roster. The U.S. Roster includes: Scottie Scheffler, Xander Schauffele, Patrick Cantlay, Max Homa, Collin Morikawa, Rickie Fowler, Wyndham Clark, Brian Harman, Jordan Spieth, Brooks Koepka, Sam Burns and Justin Thomas. Their European counterparts are: Rory McIlroy, Viktor Hovland, Jon Rahm, Tommy Fleetwood, Tyrrell Hatton, Matt Fitzpatrick, Ludvig Aberg, Justin Rose, Shane Lowry, Sepp Straka, Nicolai Hojgaard and Robert MacIntyre. Team Overview As mentioned, the event will take place at the Marco Simone course in Italy. The course was designed in 1989 and doesn’t possess any particularly unique features, though it is a relatively short course with narrow fairways and thick roughs. That leaves accuracy over distance as the key to conquering the course. <a href="https://casino-nj.tipico.us/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><img src="https://cdn.sanity.io/images/7hhh6u8j/marketing-prod/6b6b55c9a3e6cd4ba14b52fa5d6b7e8371d5a86c-2668x760.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib"></a> In terms of the actual competition, Europe has dominated recently. Since 2002, it has come out on top seven times and the United States only three times. Things have evened out since 2014 though, as the series is tied 2-2 in that time frame. Heading into 2023, the composition of the teams provides an immediate juxtaposition. Both teams boast top-end talent, but Europe stands out in that regard with McIllroy, Rahm and Hovland, who rank second, third and fourth respectively in the current World Rankings. Of that trio, McIllroy and Hovland should be particularly well-suited for the course given their accuracy of the tee, as they rank second and seventh in shots gained off the tee, also known as driving accuracy. Hatton also ranks 13th in the metric. Overall, the Europeans appear well suited for the course. Add on the fact that both Hojgaard and MacIntyre have won tournaments on the exact course before, and the Europeans are set up well. The Americans certainly don’t lack elite talent. They have six of the top 10 golfers in the World Rankings, the majority of which rank in the back half of that range. In other words, they match Europe’s top-heavy team with a well-rounded roster that doesn’t have a clear weakness based on all-around talent. The biggest question is how the golfers’ strengths fit the course. Familiarity is the obvious factor as the Americans simply lack it relative to the Europeans. The other is skillset. Unlike their counterparts, much of the defending champs’ roster is based on power and less on accuracy, as only Scheffler, Cantlay and Morikawa rank inside the top 45 in accuracy off the tee. The Picks Host location has been a key factor in determining recent winners, as the sides have alternated victory based on “homefield advantage” the last four editions of the competition. On overall talent, the United States arguably has a slight advantage, which should keep them in the conversation and make this a tight competition, but the Europeans rule in familiarity and course fit based on play style. That’s reflected in the Tipico odds, as Europe is the slight favorite (-107) to reclaim the trophy. Siding with the favorite makes sense. For those trying to get a little more daring, we should expect this to stay close due to the overall talent on both sides of the rosters. A 14.5-13.5 (+950) would make sense, as does 15-13 (+1000).&nbsp; Another interesting possibility comes from the Boosts currently being offered. If you believe the USA will win, grab the special odds, which have increased from +100 to +125. Another choice is to bet on the “Roman Holiday,” which means betting that either Scheffler or Schauffele are the top scorers for the U.S. at +250. Given Scheffler’s status as the top player in the world and boasting the top driver accuracy, he appears to have a decent chance to deliver victory on that wager. A few “Top Player” picks also intrigue when considering the top rookie players for each side. Max Homa (+170) blends overall world rank with specific skillset as compared to his peers in the category, and he has the shortest odds as a result. As for the European side, Hojgaard’s (+285) strong history at the course makes him an intriguing pick.

2023 Ryder Cup Preview: Can the US break the Home Winner Cycle?

The 2023-24 NHL season is right around the corner. From recent draftees to established superstars, each team enters this phase of the preseason with lots of unknows as they begin their pursuit of the Stanley Cup. Here’s one burning question for every club in the Metropolitan Division to address before the puck drops October 10.

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The 2023-24 NHL season is right around the corner. From recent draftees to established superstars, each team enters this phase of the preseason with lots of unknows as they begin their pursuit of the Stanley Cup. Here’s one burning question for every club in the Metropolitan Division to address before the puck drops October 10. We also looked at the big questions for teams in the Atlantic Division. <a href="https://www.tipico.com/us/blog/2023-nhl-atlantic-division-preview" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Check those out here</a>. Columbus Blue JacketsHow quickly can they move beyond Mike Babcock? The Blue Jackets are doing some unexpected soul-searching right now thanks to the awkward resignation of new head coach Mike Babcock on Sept. 17. Babcock was hired July 1 after not being in the NHL for the past several seasons. He was unceremoniously ousted from Toronto after allegations that bordered on harassment of his players. The Blue Jackets brass hired him despite those allegations, and his workplace improprieties unfortunately persisted when it was discovered that he asked players to share their private photo albums on their phones to get to know them better. After investigations by the team and the NHLPA, Babcock resigned. <a href="https://state.tipico.us/login?prodsrc=SPORT" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><img src="https://cdn.sanity.io/images/7hhh6u8j/marketing-prod/36c033b2e1995dd1cde95ffb5fa7e05ae58f425b-1200x472.png" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib"></a> The good news is that the team has some extra talent aboard their roster. Their poor results in 2022 earned them the No. 2 pick in the draft to select Hobey Baker winner Adam Fantilli, who could be the future of the franchise. He’ll join a decent core that includes a forward group headlined by Johnny Gaudreau and Patrik Laine, as well as stud blueliner Zach Werenski. This team would shock a lot of people if they even sniffed the playoffs, so it’ll be interesting to see how quickly they can get through the Babcock fallout. New York IslandersDoes Lou still have it? Now at 80 years of age, Isles’ GM and President of Hockey Operations Lou Lamoriello is one of the most accomplished executives the sport has known. Between 1987 and 2015, he built the New Jersey Devils into a powerhouse franchise, winning three Stanley Cups. He then went from New Jersey to Toronto for a few seasons where he drafted Auston Matthews and helped restore the historic franchise to relevance. He’s turned the Islanders into consistent postseason contenders since landing on Long Island in 2018 but will now will be looking to make the next step. Lou stood pat this offseason, not making any notable moves in free agency and keeping essentially the same core roster in place. So, does this group have what it takes to give Isles fans something to look forward to? Time will tell. Philadelphia FlyersWill Torts tank? It certainly seems the new Flyers’ front office headed by former players Danny Briere and Keith Jones is positioning the team to tank for the highest draft choice possible in the 2024 NHL Draft. The question will be if bench boss John Tortorella subscribes to that narrative. Torts is known for making something out of nothing and getting his teams to overachieve, and he has some pieces to work with. Owen Tippet, Morgan Frost, and Joel Farabee offer some youthful optimism and could take steps forward on the scoresheet. Sean Couturier could finally get healthy, which would add a huge piece up front. There are still plenty of question marks on the back end and in between the pipes, so we’ll see what Torts can get out of this ragtag bunch. New Jersey DevilsCan they get to the next level? Last year was supposed to be another step in the rebuilding process for the Devils. Instead, they exceeded all expectations by being one of the NHL’s best teams from start to finish in the regular season before winning a playoff series in Round 1 against the rival Rangers.&nbsp; Jack Hughes ascended to superstar status, and he’s just one young star that stood out in Lindy Ruff’s lineup last year. Nico Hischier, Jesper Bratt, and Dawson Mercer are all expected to make meaningful contributions on offense again this season, and with Timo Meier now locked up long-term, this forward group is one of the NHL’s deepest. Dougie Hamilton will lead a stout defensive unit that has promising potential with Luke Hughes and Simon Nemec, and the Devils have a good problem in that they have two potential #1 netminders with Akira Schmid and Vitek Vanecek. The future is bright for this club, but it’ll be intriguing to see how bright that future could be this season. New York RangersIs their Cup window still technically open? Expectations were skyscraper-high in Manhattan coming into last season, and they were only heightened by the additions of Vladimir Tarasenko and Patrick Kane at the trade deadline. All of that hype didn’t bear much fruit though, as they were ousted in Round 1 by their neighbors in New Jersey. There have been plenty of changes since, as Peter Laviolette replaces Gerard Gallant behind the bench, Tarasenko is off to Ottawa, and Kane remains unsigned. The core is still intact for the Blueshirts though. Adam Fox, K’Andre Miller, and Jacob Trouba lead a tough and capable defensive unit. Igor Shesterkin is one of the best goalies in the world. Artemi Panarin, Mika Zibanejad, and Chris Kreider headline a deep forward group. Was the ECF run a flash in a pan, or does this core actually have what it takes to break through in a ferocious Eastern Conference? Carolina HurricanesWill the Brind‘Amour system finally come through in the playoffs? One could argue that head coach Rod Brind‘Amour’s system already works, as the Canes have been to the playoffs every season he’s been behind the bench.&nbsp;They won the Metropolitan Division the past two seasons and have been to two Eastern Conference Finals, including last year’s. Brind‘Amour has his guys play a system that features heavy forechecking, tight structure through the neutral zone, and man-to-man team defense. The Canes dominate at 5-on-5, outworking, out-hustling, and out-checking their opponents.&nbsp;It’s not a structure made for superstars to take over a game, and it requires the entire unit to play in cohesion to succeed. Regular season success is one thing, and winning multiple rounds in the postseason cannot be understated. But will this formula finally work for getting the Hurricanes to the mountaintop? Pittsburgh PenguinsDoes the core have another deep playoff run in them? Everything in Pittsburgh is focused on getting Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, and Kris Letang one more Cup. New President of Hockey Operations Kyle Dubas started his tenure fast by trading for Erik Karlsson, who won the Norris Trophy for the third time in his career last season. That’s a win-now kind of move, and he also helped shed the terrible contracts of Mikael Granlund and Jeff Petry left over from the Ron Hextall regime. The team otherwise solidified its depth at forward and kept its core intact, so we’ll see if that’s enough to reverse the downward trend the Pens have been on during the last several seasons. Washington CapitalsIs Ovi’s goal record the main objective at this point? If you just read the quotes, the press releases and any copy coming out of Washington, it’s all about winning another Stanley Cup with the core group of Alex Ovechkin, Nick Backstrom, TJ Oshie, John Carlson, Tom Wilson, and Evgeny Kuznetsov involved. And to be fair, the Caps had a solid offseason that included a coaching change and roster additions such as Max Pacioretty and Joel Edmundson. However, it remains to be seen if the team’s aspirations measure up to Ovechkin’s pursuit of Gretzky’s goal record. It was pageantry when he surpassed Gordie Howe for second on the all-time scoring list last season, and he starts this season just 72 goals back of the Great One. Winning in Washington may not even require the team to win in the postseason, as long as Ovi gets a crack at the goal record. Photo credit: Adobe Stock photo Grant Leonard is a former junior B ice hockey player, and a current believer that the Washington Capitals’ aging core still has another Cup run left in the tank. Grant’s owned and operated his own marketing agency since shortly after graduating from Virginia Tech in 2014. After years of hammering puck lines and leading his fantasy football league as Commissioner, Grant started writing about sports betting and the casino gaming industry in 2021.

NHL 2023-24 Preview: Metropolitan Division Big Questions

In Week 4, the Cleveland Browns gets a different kind of test from the quarterback position. The Ravens' Lamar Jackson can throw and go, and the Cleveland defense had better be ready for it.

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Dawg Days&nbsp;is a weekly feature by Chris McNeil on the Cleveland Browns. The Three Deep section tackles facets of the Browns’ upcoming game from all sides — advantages, disadvantages, and a final view on the contest. Despite the unpredictability of the NFL and the variances you see in teams and matchups week to week in this league, sometimes a game plays out as expected, and it’s comforting. That is precisely what happened last week for the Browns in Cleveland against the Titans. <a href="https://www.tipico.com/us/blog/chris-mcneil-browns-titans-preview" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">As we talked about last week</a>, despite the flaws and mistakes we saw from Deshaun Watson and the offense against the Steelers, the Titans' poor pass defense gave Watson an opportunity to redeem himself and help the team overcome the loss of Nick Chubb. In addition, the emerging defense showed what it can do against Ryan Tannehill and a running game that hadn’t gotten Derrick Henry over 100 yards all season. The defense clearly is the calling card for this Browns team — which is a welcome sign for those of us old heads that grew up rooting for defenses that founded the tough, gritty Dawg Pound in Cleveland. This week that defense gets a different kind of test from the quarterback position. Thus far this season they have faced a hobbled Joe Burrow in rainy conditions, an inconsistent Kenny Pickett, and an uninspiring Ryan Tannehill. Not a horrible quarterback room but also not a murderer’s row and certainly none of them present a game as dynamic as Lamar Jackson. He can throw and go, and the defense better be ready for it. <a href="https://state.tipico.us/login?prodsrc=SPORT" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><img src="https://cdn.sanity.io/images/7hhh6u8j/marketing-prod/96836e32fe31f2a7cbe7854bb61a4ecf955e24f5-1200x472.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib"></a> As for the Ravens, they are coming off a stunning loss to the Indianapolis Colts in OT as big home favorites and look to right the ship against the Browns in Cleveland on Sunday (Tipico Sportsbook: Cleveland -2.5). Strong Side When we talk about the Cleveland Browns in 2023, we will lead the strong side 100 percent of the time with defense. This defense has been lights out this season. The unit is ranked first in points per game (10.7), first in yards per play (3.2), first in total QBR (23, courtesy of ESPN), and has only given up one TD from the line of scrimmage. Myles Garrett is flourishing under the Jim Schwartz regime. He has been an absolute headache for every single member of the offensive line, the backs, wideouts, stadium security — everyone who has tried to stop him. He is a pre-snap motioning, crossover moving, quarterback sacking dynamo that absolutely shreds opposing offensive game plans. <a href="https://www.tipico.com/us/blog/nfl-week-4-preview-best-bets" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><img src="https://cdn.sanity.io/images/7hhh6u8j/marketing-prod/68d745ad52fe686233751c903154b7f1458467d3-1200x472.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib"></a> Against Tennessee, Garrett amassed 3.5 sacks on the day, a forced fumble, and was a menace all afternoon. This week, Myles and the defense go up against Lamar Jackson who represents not only the passing game, but also a hefty chunk of the ground game for the Ravens. Baltimore has already lost the pride of Ohio State, RB JK Dobbins, for the season. This leaves Justice Hill, who has been dinged up, and Gus Edwards, who left the game last week with a concussion. Despite all this, they still rank fifth in the league in rushing — all due to their QB. Lamar leads the team with 193 total rushing yards and presents a problem for opposing defenses every time he decides to tuck it and go. In the passing game, the Ravens signed oft-injured former Brown Odell Beckham Jr. in the offseason. He tweaked his right ankle against the Bengals in Week 2 and sat out last week. It will be interesting to see if he makes an appearance in this game to try and show up his old team. Whether or not Odell makes an appearance, watch for Lamar Jackson to look to rookie WR Zay Flowers often when he does throw the ball on Sunday. Weak Side We saw the emergence of Deshaun Watson against the Titans, as he went 27/33 for 289 yards and two touchdowns with no interceptions. He got a big day out of Amari Cooper (116 yards) who he hit for a huge 43-yard touchdown to cap the afternoon. He also spread the ball around well, hitting both Jerome Ford and Kareem Hunt out of the backfield and targeting David Njoku four times on the afternoon. <a href="https://www.tipico.com/us/blog/nfl-rivalries" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><img src="https://cdn.sanity.io/images/7hhh6u8j/marketing-prod/06aa869f6546350268177662badbaf4625d4d704-1200x472.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib"></a> The Browns are hopeful this is the beginning of a trend for Deshaun Watson as they would like to see him cluster some good performances together. They will need it, because Nick Chubb has left a vacuum in the backfield for the Browns. Pierre Strong led the running game for the Browns Sunday with an underwhelming 27 yards. Ford and Hunt both didn’t make it the length of their driveways on the ground. It would certainly be helpful if they could get it going Sunday, but if the ground game does not respond, it will be up to Watson to lead with his arm. Corner Head coach Kevin Stefanski drove a game ball out to Chubb’s house on Sunday and presented it to him after the big team win. "Talking about being a resilient bunch, we need each other," Stefanski said in the locker room. "The guy that we don't have here right this minute with us - but he's always with us - is No. 24. He's getting this game ball because he's so important to this team. This offense. This defense. This special teams. This team. No. 24 means so much to us, I'm going to hand him this ball. He's with us the rest of the way." Nick Chubb’s spirit seems to have invigorated this Browns team. The Browns will carry that with them at home on Sunday against their division rivals. Prediction: Browns 21-10 Chris McNeil is the brains behind the infamous Cleveland Browns 0-16 parade. A viral internet personality, McNeil’s audience of over 500,000 social media followers (@reflog_18) hangs onto his every word and every meme about the Browns, Guardians, Cavs, Buckeyes, and all Ohio sports. He is a co-host on the Big Play Reflog Show on BigPlay.com.

DAWG DAYS: THE THREE DEEP — WEEK 4: Ravens vs. Browns

With all 32 NFL teams in action once again in Week 4, we will likely see some more unexpected outcomes. Week 3 was a reminder that anything can happen on any given week -- like Arizona's upset over Dallas as a 12.5-point home underdog. Here are some of the best bets found on Tipico Sportsbook for each Week 4 game.

With all 32 NFL teams in action once again in Week 4, we will likely see some more unexpected outcomes. Week 3 was a reminder that anything can happen on any given week -- like Arizona's upset over Dallas as a 12.5-point home underdog. Here are some of the best bets found on Tipico Sportsbook for each Week 4 game, and you can also see the odds and team trends&nbsp;<a href="https://www.tipico.com/us/blog-category/nfl-predictions" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">for each game here</a>. During football season, we are also featuring great NFL rivalries -- the matchups and the moments. Read about 'The Immaculate Reception' and 'The Catch' <a href="https://www.tipico.com/us/blog/nfl-rivalries-best-moments" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">here</a>, and also check out your team's top rival&nbsp;<a href="https://www.tipico.com/us/blog/nfl-rivalries" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">here</a> (Hint: You might not necessarily agree with our choices!) Lions at Packers (Thursday, 8:15 p.m. EDT)Best Bet: Lions moneyline (-125) Detroit kept the Aaron Rodgers-led Packers out of the playoffs with a Week 18 win at Lambeau Field last season. Look for a repeat result against Jordan Love and a banged-up Green Bay team that will have a short week of recovery after playing without RB Aaron Jones (hamstring), WR Christian Watson (hamstring), and CB Jaire Alexander (back) last week. Falcons vs. Jaguars (Sunday, 9:30 a.m.)Best Bet: Falcons +3 (-113) London is like a second home for the Jaguars, but Jacksonville has scored just 13 points per game in its last two games and Atlanta’s giving up only 18 points per game. Take the points with the Falcons, whose superior top-to-bottom roster should cancel out Jacksonville’s edge at quarterback, especially given Trevor Lawrence’s lackluster form to start the season. <a href="https://state.tipico.us/login?prodsrc=SPORT" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><img src="https://cdn.sanity.io/images/7hhh6u8j/marketing-prod/36c033b2e1995dd1cde95ffb5fa7e05ae58f425b-1200x472.png" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib"></a> Vikings at Panthers (Sunday, 1 p.m.)Best Bet: Panthers +3.5 (-109) This one’s especially appealing if veteran quarterback Andy Dalton remains under center over struggling rookie first-overall pick Bryce Young (ankle). Even with Young, homefield advantage and a tough defense should help the Panthers against the turnover-prone Vikings in a battle between winless teams. Broncos at Bears (Sunday, 1 p.m.)Best Bet: Bears moneyline (+145) These two winless teams lost by a combined score of 111-30 in Week 3, with Denver accounting for 70 of the points against. The Broncos are 1-9 on the road since the start of last season, so if there was ever a time for Chicago to end its 13-game losing streak, this is it. Bengals at Titans (Sunday, 1 p.m.)Best Bet: Under 42 points (-107) Both of these teams have struggling offenses and stout defenses, so points won’t come easy in this matchup. Games involving the Titans have averaged 37.3 combined points per game, while Cincinnati’s games have averaged 37.7. <a href="https://www.tipico.com/us/blog/nfl-rivalries" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><img src="https://cdn.sanity.io/images/7hhh6u8j/marketing-prod/06aa869f6546350268177662badbaf4625d4d704-1200x472.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib"></a> Commanders at Eagles (Sunday, 1 p.m.)Best Bet: Eagles -8.5 (-111) The Bills exposed the Commanders’ numerous flaws with a 37-3 blowout in Washington last week, and the Eagles should deliver a similar result, as Washington lacks the talent to keep pace with the NFL’s elite. Philadelphia has won nine of the last 12 meetings between these NFC East rivals. Buccaneers at Saints (Sunday, 1 p.m.)Best Bet: Buccaneers +3 (-106) Getting an outright road victory on a short week will be a tall order, but the Buccaneers should at least keep it close against a Saints team that will likely have turnover-prone former Bucs quarterback Jameis Winston under center after Derek Carr suffered an AC sprain in his shoulder during the Week 3 loss at Green Bay. Dolphins at Bills (Sunday, 1 p.m.)Best Bet: Dolphins moneyline (+120) This is an early battle for AFC East supremacy and the Dolphins will look to prove their start is no fluke with its toughest matchup to date. Miami offers nice value as road underdogs in this big early-season clash. Ravens at Browns (Sunday, 1 p.m.)Best Bet: Under 41 points (-107) The Browns have allowed just one offensive touchdown this season, while the Ravens are only giving up 18.3 points per game. Expect an old-school, grind it out kind of game in this battle between 2-1 AFC North rivals. Rams at Colts (Sunday, 1 p.m.)Best Bet: Rams moneyline (+100) The Rams are better at the most important position in football, so quarterback Matthew Stafford should help lead them to a road win over a Colts team led by either Gardner Minshew or rookie Anthony Richardson. Steelers at Texans (Sunday, 1 p.m.)Best Bet: Steelers moneyline (-160)Houston is 10-1 in its last 11 games against the Jaguars, so last week’s win in Jacksonville wasn’t all that surprising in that context. Against opponents outside the AFC South, the Texans haven’t won a game since December of 2021, and that’s unlikely to change against a Steelers team that’s won two straight since a Week 1 loss to the 49ers. Raiders at Chargers (Sunday, 4:05 p.m.)Best Bet: Raiders +5.5 (-107) The Chargers escaped with a 28-24 victory in an error-filled game against the Vikings last week, but they hardly looked capable of pulling away from an opponent, and needed a late Kirk Cousins interception in the end zone to survive. With both of these AFC West teams struggling to a 1-2 record, take the points with the Raiders. Patriots at Cowboys (Sunday, 4:25 p.m.)Best Bet: Under 43 points (-113) Look for the star-studded Dallas defense to bounce back at home after being embarrassed in Arizona. Meanwhile New England is giving up just 19.7 points per game and will face a Cowboys offense that has yet to click as expected. Cardinals at 49ers (Sunday, 4:25 p.m.)Best Bet: Cardinals +14 (-111) Coach Jonathan Gannon has the Cardinals ready to play every week, and Arizona has a plus-5 point differential through three games. Two-touchdown spreads are usually reserved for the dregs of the NFL, and Arizona’s looked better than that. Chiefs at Jets (Sunday, 8:20 p.m.)Best Bet: Under 42 points (-108) New York’s Zach Wilson-led offense is averaging just 14 points per game, while a talented Jets secondary led by cornerbacks Sauce Gardner and DJ Reed should limit Kansas City’s big plays. Seahawks at Giants (Monday, 8:15 p.m.)Best Bet: Over 46.5 points (-107) The Seahawks have scored 37 points in each of their last two games but are allowing 29.3 points per game this season. A Panthers team that had scored 27 points in two previous games scored 27 in Seattle last week, so the Giants should find some success on offense even if they remain without Saquon Barkley (ankle). In addition, the Seahawks should have no trouble piling up points against a New York defense that’s allowing 32.7 points per game. Photo: IMAGO / Icon Sportswire

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