WEEK 3 CAN'T LOSE ANYTIME TD PARLAY! 🏈🤑

Here are my KEY takeaways from Week 2:

• The Justin Fields experiment is over 💩

• The Dolphins are Super Bowl contenders 🏆

• The Cowboys look like a completely different team ⭐️

• The Bengals have a problem 📉

• Sean Payton isn’t enough to help the Broncos 🐴

• Baker Mayfield's revenge tour is here 🍿

• Bijan Robinson is the best RB in the league 🔥

• Eric Bieniemy is playing chess while everyone else is playing checkers ♟

Can’t Lose Anytime TD Parlay! (+2202) 🤑

1. Kyren Williams Anytime TD (RB, Los Angeles Rams): With Cam Akers gone, it is finally time for Williams to take over. The Bengals' defense has shown some holes in the last couple of games, allowing the second-highest rushing yards. This sets the stage for Williams to shine, especially with an expected increase in workload. I LOVE his chances to score a TD.

   

2. Travis Etienne Anytime TD (RB, Jacksonville Jaguars): Etienne has been looking great, handling a whopping 77% of the carries. The threat posed by Tank Bigsby seems to have diminished after a shaky Week 1. Facing a Texans defense that has been giving away rushing touchdowns, Etienne stands a good chance to cross the goal line.

   

3. Tyreek Hill Anytime TD (WR, Miami Dolphins): This season, Hill has clearly been one of the best receivers in the game. He's been heavily targeted, and without Jaylen Waddle on the field due to his concussion protocol, I like him to score his fourth TD of the year.

   

4. Travis Kelce Anytime TD (TE, Kansas City Chiefs): The Chiefs felt Kelce's absence in Week 1, resulting in a loss to the Lions. Thankfully, Kelce made a triumphant return in Week 2, finding the end zone. With a week of rest and facing a Bears defense that allows the third most yards per play in the NFL, Kelce is an easy bet to score a TD, especially considering the Chiefs' limited offensive weapons.

   

5. Justin Jefferson Anytime TD (WR, Minnesota Vikings): Jefferson has been racking up impressive yardage in the early games, but the touchdowns have been elusive. However, facing the Chargers' secondary this week, his luck is likely to change. Look for Jefferson to make a scoring impact and add that much-needed touchdown to his stats.

   

Los Angeles Chargers @ Minnesota Vikings

Sept. 24, 1 p.m. ET | Chargers -1 (-105) @ Vikings +1 (-115)

Here we have a matchup of two playoff contenders in must-win situations, each starting off the year at 0-2.

The Chargers are the better team, coming off two close losses that they could have easily won. Meanwhile, the Vikings have been turnover-prone on offense, posting an average of 3.5 per game.

This game could come down to the wire, but the Chargers look like the better play at -1.

New England Patriots @ New York Jets

Sept. 24, 1 p.m. ET | Patriots -3 (-108) @ Jets +3 (-112)

The Jets are 3-point home underdogs due to how much Zach Wilson brings down this offense. We’ve seen the third-year quarterback struggle since taking over for the injured Aaron Rodgers, throwing four interceptions to two touchdowns.

The Patriots have an improved offense, but they don’t have any game-breakers on that side of the ball. It’s hard to feel confident laying points on the road with this team.

New York’s defense is among the best in the NFL and can win a game on their own. Jets +3 looks like the safer play here.

New Orleans Saints @ Green Bay Packers

Sept. 24, 1 p.m. ET | Saints +2 (-110) @ Packers -2 (-110)

The Packers come back home after a tough loss in Atlanta, but they have to be content with their 1-1 start on a two-game road trip. Quarterback Jordan Love has been impressive so far, throwing six touchdowns with zero interceptions.

New Orleans is in a tough spot on a short week to come to Lambeau, so we’ll take the Packers -2.

Chicago Bears @ Kansas City Chiefs

Sept. 24, 4:25 p.m. ET | Bears +13.5 (-112) @ Chiefs -13.5 (-108)

The Bears have looked like an absolute dumpster fire in their first two games, losing to the Packers and Buccaneers — two teams many believed would miss the playoffs.

It’s hard to envision a scenario in which a struggling Justin Fields can keep pace with Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs.

Kansas City’s defense just limited Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars to only nine points. Roll with KC -13.5.

Los Angeles Rams @ Cincinnati Bengals

Sept. 25, 8:15 p.m. ET (MNF) | Rams +2 (-108) @ Bengals -2 (-112)

The Rams have been one of the biggest surprises so far. Matthew Stafford looks back to his Super Bowl form, and rookie sensation Puka Nacua has filled the Cooper Kupp void admirably.

Meanwhile, the Bengals are 0-2, and Joe Burrow has appeared to re-aggravate his calf injury. He hasn’t looked anywhere close to himself so far this season.

Los Angeles should probably be short favorites in this game — especially since Burrow may miss this one — so give me the Rams +2.

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What Sports Bettors Are Doing Wrong 😑

Whether you're a die-hard sports bettor throwing down thousands every weekend or just a casual gambler looking to make some cash from your sports knowledge, we've all made our fair share of betting mistakes.

It's easy to fall into the same traps and forget our goal is to outsmart the sportsbook and make some money. Sometimes, we need to take a breather, reevaluate our approach, and strategize for success.

Week 3 offers an ideal opportunity to assess our bets, identify trends that are paying off, and recognize what's not working for us. Here's a rundown of the top 5 common missteps I have noticed that sports bettors tend to make:

1. Getting Carried Away With Parlays: We all love a good parlay, they're exciting! That potential payout can be tempting, but we can’t forget how hard it is to actually hit every single leg. Enjoy them, but don't get too carried away. Remember to mix in some singles too.

2. Always Betting the Over: Come on, who doesn't want a high-scoring game? I don’t know the psychology behind it, but we all love the points and usually tend to bet on more of them. Even with player props, we bet the Over. However, we can’t sleep on the Unders. Sometimes it’s the smarter decision.

3. Emotional Betting: Steer clear of betting on your favorite teams when your heart's too invested. It's tough to make the rational call when you're emotionally tied. Best to play it smart and stay objective.

4. Sportsbook Boosts: Those boosts are like weed to Josh Gordon, hard to resist! The bigger payout is a magnet, but just a little tip - do your homework before jumping on a boost. Make sure it's a bet you genuinely like and it's worth the play. Research is your friend!

5. Not Shopping the Lines: Those pennies definitely add up! Before locking in your bet, take a moment to check out other sportsbooks. Better odds elsewhere? Grab 'em! Over time, those small differences can make a big impact on your winnings.

Speaking of shopping the lines, last week we saw some of the best odds right at Sleeper. Now, I'm a big fan of Sleeper for fantasy football, but let me tell you, their sportsbook interface is next level!

One of my favorite things about Sleeper is that I can chat with my fantasy league mates about their bets. I'm facing Najee Harris this week, so right in the Sleeper app, I can bet on his under in yards. Not only will I win in fantasy, but I will make some extra cash doing it. 💰

TRENDING SPORTS NEWS 🚨📰

From our own Frank Ammirante.

Vikings acquire Cam Akers: The Vikings traded for Cam Akers, which affects Alexander Mattison's job security as starting running back. While Mattison was getting heavy usage, he's been highly inefficient, averaging only 3.26 yards per carry. Akers can definitely take over this starting role if Mattison continues to struggle. For now, continue to start Mattison as a volume-based, low-end RB2, but his arrow is pointing downward.

Browns sign Kareem Hunt: The Browns brought back Kareem Hunt following Nick Chubb's season-ending injury. However, let's not forget that Cleveland chose Jerome Ford over Hunt. It's clear that they think highly of Ford, who looked terrific in Week 2, rushing for 106 yards on 16 carries. Expect a 60-40 split in favor of Ford going forward. However, Hunt is definitely worth rostering as a handcuff with some standalone value.

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