For the Rays, they've won five in a row, while allowing four or fewer runs in eight consecutive games. In the past 10 games, Tampa Bay pitching has given up 2.8 RPG, with the Under going 5-1 in the past six outings. While it's tempting to take the Rays laying the run and a half, it's risky since Tampa has won the first two games by a single run each time. But, the A's will have trouble scratching out offense against RHP Drew Rasmussen (14-5, 2.81 ERA, 0.92 WHIP). Let's roll with the Under, and feel pretty confident in doing so.

Mason Heintschel will look to put a big number on the scoreboard against a Syracuse defense that ranked 128th in 2025. Syracuse quarterback, Steve Angeli, will be looking to play safe after throwing 3 interceptions against California last weekend.

What makes me bullish on Williams in Week 2 is that he had 36% first-read target share (vs 18.6% in 2025). They are actively trying to get him the ball this season, and the Bills' defense gave up 160 air yards compared to the Saints' 109.

I was high on LaPorta last week in the red zone and he only mildly disappointed - no, he didn't score, but he did see two red-zone targets. One of the red-zone targets sailed just about six inches above his hands for what would have been an easy touchdown. This is a boom-or-bust look, but well worth it in this spot.

This is a short week for both programs, but the Bills return home with renewed confidence in their new regime and an offense that looks as explosive as it ever has. The Lions’ defense will be in a very vulnerable spot on the road after barely surviving against the Saints. All Bills for me.

Whenever a total climbs and we see inflation like this, we look for reasons for why it might regress. In this case, the evidence supports another high-scoring affair. The Bills' offense looks as hot as ever, while the Lions will need to keep scoring to have any chance here. Expect fireworks on TNF.

Brentford have drawn three straight Premier League games since smashing Spurs here on the opening weekend. Chelsea have conceded eight goals in four Premier League games and have found things tough so far. At big odds, a stalemate looks possible at the Gtech Community Stadium.

Miami is obliterating people this year, and Wake Forest does not seem to have the roster quality and depth to keep up with the Hurricanes. The offense for Wake is rebuilding, and the defense should be its strength; I just don't see how that defense will be enough to hold down the Hurricanes.

Texas Tech looked extremely uninspiring in each of its first two games, and Houston is in a great position to keep things within one possession against a wounded Red Raiders team that is clearly figuring things out on both sides of the ball.

Oregon should dominate Portland State, but winning by 59 is an entirely different proposition. After the Ducks were upset outright at Oklahoma State, their overall vulnerabilities make this enormous margin difficult to trust. One Portland State touchdown makes the task even harder for a Ducks team that has really yet to find its feet. Grab the copious amount of points.

Aston Villa can point to a good record at this North London venue, with five wins in their last seven visits, including 2-1 successes in the EPL and FA Cup last season. Tottenham's fragile confidence is a big worry already, and the Villans can leave this venue with something.

Arsenal have won two of their last three trips to Brighton without conceding, and should be able to pick up another three points when they visit the Amex Stadium.

Everton are unbeaten after four league games, and the Toffees have been defensively resolute so far in this EPL campaign. David Moyes' men should pick up all three points when they host Ipswich.

Hull finally conceded their first Premier League goal but still earned a point in a 2-2 draw with Chelsea. Newcastle's home games this season have been a pair of 2-2 draws with Liverpool and Bournemouth in the EPL. Expect more end-to-end action in this one.

Delaware brings one of the more productive passing attacks into this matchup, averaging more than 330 yards through the air per game. They return home to face a Coastal Carolina defense that has shown signs of vulnerability early in the season. From 2021-2025, the Blue Hens won more than 81% of their home games.

Fayetteville is a difficult place to play and Oklahoma awaits Georgia next week, but neither angle outweighs the talent disparity. The Bulldogs don't make a habit of overlooking inferior opponents -- and their dominant defense, ferocious pass rush, powerful offensive line and talented backfield provide substantial advantages.

Ohio State is coming off an emotional collapse against Texas with a rivalry showdown with Illinois looming ahead, leaving Kent State buried as somewhat of a sandwich spot. The Buckeyes should dominate, but covering more than 7 touchdowns requires sustained urgency for 4 quarters. I am not entirely sold that the Buckeyes are committed to that.

Bowling Green does not have much on offense, and they are a run-heavy team facing an Iowa State team that has a solid defensive unit up front. The Cyclones will mostly keep the ball on the ground themselves, so this game should see the clock move quickly.

Albeit a small sample size, the Wildcats rank eighth nationally with a mark of 303.5 rushing yards per game and 7.2 yards per carry. This has been the kryptonite for the Green Wave through two games, ranking 131st in FBS with 216 rushing ypg allowed.