The NFL is any week that is given and an unwieldy monster it conquer players and can lash out. We are going to try and tame the monster for a second straight week.
Week 1 has been unremarkable from the NFL chances. There were engineered Houston by Green Bay, and Oakland and some close calls by Indianapolis and Arizona. There were also blowouts by Baltimore and New England.
Tennessee could not have been more notable in taking Cleveland and opening up a can of whupa** and laying them out 43-13. The Titans will try to do the same this Sunday as the lone undefeated club at the AFC South and played soccer.
Among sharp bettors a week, Indianapolis had been a option and it might have been a winner for those assembling NFL choices together with the Colts if they’d have missed the two-point conversion instead of helping it tie the Carson Chargers. But it didn’t happen.
But there were advantages for Indy, as their racing game has been leading in rushing for more than 200 yards and though Jacoby Brissett isn’t Andrew Luck, with a running match and weapons such as T.Y. Hilton, the Colts can be aggressive versus Tennessee.
The Titans have just two components going against them. First is that a 3-11 SU album coming off a road underdog upset of 14 or more points and a 5-12 SU markers at home from Indy. Take the digits.
NFL Picks: Fade Titans -3 (-115) @Heritage
Seattle Seahawks at Pittsburgh Steelers
Sunday, Sept. 15, 1:00 pm ET (CBS) – at Heinz Field
Seattle had an abrupt introduction against Cincinnati, winning 21-20 as home favorites. The Seahawks hit the street and they have a win in their pocket which is more than you may say about Pittsburgh, who’d lunch money and were punched from the mouth from New England at 33-3 beat down.
Steelers coach Mike Tomlin after the game spoke about resolve, effort and want and that’ll be the theme around the Steelers facilities nowadays.
That should imply Seattle will face an angry Pitt crew who are conscious of the travails of having a man in 10 chance of making the playoffs thereafter and starting 0-2.
With coach Pete Carroll’s Seattle team 3-14 ATS in road games in the first month of the season, do not be reluctant to go against them.
NFL Picks: Insulation Seahawks +4 (-105) @Heritage
Chicago Bears at Denver Broncos
Sunday, Sept. 15, 4:25 pm ET (FOX) – in Empower Field at Mile High
Given who Chicago and Denver played the fan bases, in their opener those team’s were confident in registering for a success. Well, a lot for assurance, as it contributed to sobbing in their beers.
That puts added pressure to increase their level of play or finish 0-2 up and looking for answers.
Chicago did not play well and QB Mitchell Trubisky is in the learning process of development. At least a defense still supports him.
The Broncos defense was designed to compare with the Bears, but it sure didn’t seem in Oakland like it. Without Von Miller and Bradley Chubb creating chaos with Denver having difficulties this was largely a continuation of last year.
With Chicago, the stronger squad as well as the more rested team (11-3 ATS since 2015), go from the Broncos.
NFL Picks: Fade Broncos +2.5 (+100) @Heritage
Writer/Handicapper Doug Upstone has been a documented 50-34, 59.5 percent in sports betting tracks in the NFL last year. This year he has started 3-0 in NFL picks and 2-1 with this article. Follow his NFL picks here in SportsBookReview.com.

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