NFL | New England @ Dallas | 10/01 | 8:25 PM UTC
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ANALYSIS: How good are the Dallas Cowboys?...
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ANALYSIS: Bryan Woo has been very solid as of late but got absolutely rocked by the Rangers just 5 days ago going 3.1 innings and allowing 5 hits and 6 earned runs. Nathan Eovaldi was on the other side of that game and also allowed 5 earned runs (through 5 innings) and hasn't looked particularly sharp in general lately. The Rangers bats appear to be back and both teams have shown they can put up runs in a hurry. Both sets of bats will be locked in as this is a huge game for both teams.
ANALYSIS: Most of you know me as an NFL bettor and that's normally the case, but I have plenty of experience fading DJ Uiagalelei and I'm going to do it again here. The Clemson transfer has never really lived up to expectations which is partly why he is now at Oregon State. Now he gets an extremely tough Utah defense. Utah will be trotting out Nate Johnson at QB as Cam Rising is not ready yet, but I trust the Utes will simplify things for Johnson and lean heavily on their defense in this low scoring affair.
ANALYSIS: It remains unclear whether Joe Burrow will start and play a full game tonight, but the moderately injured Joe Burrow hasn't fared particularly well over the first two weeks. The Rams on the other hand dispatched the Seahawks and were competititve through 4 quarters with the 49ers. Add to that Matthew Stafford has put up some solid numbers and the Bengals defense has allowed plenty of points through 2 games. If Burrow can't suit up (or exits early) then we get the Jake Browning experience which should be just fine.
ANALYSIS: I think the hook is really important here as I expect this to be a close game played within a 3 point margin. I don't expect the Browns to be able to run the ball against a talented Titans rush defense which leaves the burden of moving the ball on Deshaun Watson and he simply hasn't shown me enough to prove that he can do that. It will be difficult for the Titans to move the ball as well, but I'd prefer to lean on the Titans historical ability to win and cover these close contests.