The Football GoldSheet NFL Week #2, CFB Week #3 Sep 15, 2026
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The Football GoldSheet NFL Week #2, CFB Week #3 Sep 15, 2026
Updated Monday, September 21
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| Indianapolis @ Kansas City 09/20 05:09 PM |
| Each of the last five meetings between the Colts and Chiefs have stayed under the total, including last year's overtime affair in Kansas City. |
| Seattle @ Arizona 09/20 01:09 PM |
| In recent years, this series has been all-Seahawks, winning the last nine meetings outright, and covering the spread in eight of those wins. |
| Washington @ Dallas 09/20 01:09 PM |
| Though Dak Prescott has missed a couple of the meetings across the past decade via injury or rest, since his arrival in 2016, the over has gone 14-6 in the last 20 meetings between these NFC East rivals. |
| Las Vegas @ LA Chargers 09/20 01:09 PM |
| It's safe to say Jim Harbaugh doesn't plan on allowing any 63-21 results any time soon. Since the Raiders famously crushed the Chargers in December 2023, Los Angeles has won-and-covered each of the last four meetings with all four victories coming by double digits. |
| Jacksonville @ Denver 09/20 01:09 PM |
| Note that after the opening-week win over the Browns, the Jags have now covered nine straight pointspreads in regular-season games since midway in the 2025 campaign. |
| Cleveland @ Tampa Bay 09/20 10:09 AM |
| The last two meetings between the Browns and Bucs have gone to overtime, but those games were played in 2018 and 2022. Needless to say, a lot has changed since then. |
| Pittsburgh @ New England 09/20 10:09 AM |
| In a game that Drake Maye would love to forget, the Steelers beat the Patriots 21-14 in Foxboro last season. New England out-gained Pittsburgh 369-203, but Maye was sacked five times and the Patriots committed five turnovers. Aaron Rodgers hit Calvin Austin III for the game-winning touchdown with just over two minutes remaining in the fourth quarter. Five of the last six meetings between the Steelers and Patriots have stayed under the total. Those six contests have seen an average of 36.5 points per game. |
| Philadelphia @ Tennessee 09/20 10:09 AM |
| Each of the last four meetings between the Eagles and Titans have gone over the total, but these cross-conference foes have only met one time in the last seven seasons. |
| Minnesota @ Chicago 09/20 10:09 AM |
| Minnesota is 8-2 straight-up, 6-3-1 against the spread in the last ten meetings between these NFC North foes. The Vikings and Bears split their two meetings last year with each team winning on the other's home turf. Five of the last seven meetings have stayed under the total, and this opening total of 49.5 that we're seeing on Monday morning is by far the highest number we've seen between these teams since the Covid seasons of 2020-21. |
| Carolina @ Atlanta 09/20 10:09 AM |
| Carolina is 4-1 straight-up and against the spread in the last five meetings of this NFC South matchup. The Panthers earned a 30-0 home win last September with an output of just 224 total yards. If Carolina closes as a road favorite, it will be just the second time they have been in this role since September 2022. The Panthers lost in New Orleans as a 2.5-point road favorite last December. |
| Detroit @ Buffalo 09/17 05:09 PM |
| Courtesy of NFL analyst ClevTA: Teams that went to overtime the week prior then have to play on Thursday have gone 6-25 against the spread since 2000. If that team is on the road (which Detroit is), that record drops to 3-16 against the number. |
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