Top 10 NFL player bets for week 3: Daniel Jones, Cam Ward, and more

There were some surprising results in the second week. Has anyone saw the Browns close effectively Derrick Henry? Or Lamar Jackson by winning 13 on the ground only? Well, week 3 starts on Thursday, so let’s not waste time breaking Sunday. Here are our best NFL reader accessories for week 3.

With weeks of Bye do not start, we will have 14 games on Sunday and the match on Monday evening to choose (ratings via fanduel).

Daniel Jones, more than 210.5 excess yards at -113 (Draftkings), a touchdown at any time at +210 (Fanduel)

When someone plays well unexpectedly, it is natural to assume that a drop arrives. It could be true for Danny Dimes, but not this week. Jones has passed for 272 and 316 yards so far this season. Matthew Stafford launched for 290 yards and Bo Nix launched 176 yards against the defense of Tennessee.

The reprogramming of Jones under the coach of the Shane Steichen colts was remarkable. He scored three affected on the ground this season and moves with confidence. He was at his best in New York in 2022 when he ran the ball 120 times for 708 yards and seven affected.

It would not be shocking to see him get another against a poor defense of Tennessee.

Cam Ward, in less than 202.5 excess yards at -115 (BETMGM)

The defense of the colts looks fantastic during the first two weeks of the season under the new DC Lou Anarumo, holding teams at 169.5 yards in the air. Ward launched 112 yards against Denver and 175 against Rams. He played like a recruit that always tries to find his way; He will not find him this week.

Chase Brown, more than 67.5 yards on the ground at -110 (BETMGM)

Brown started slow with 43 and 47 yards. But against a defense of the Vikings who fought against the race, they will seek to make it more involved on the field to help put pressure on Jake Browning while he begins in place of Joe Burrow. He should break through this week.

Omarion Hampton, more than 38.5 yards on the ground at -114 (Fanduel)

Hampton was 48 years old when he started against the chiefs of 15 races, but slipped to 24 yards last week on only eight races. Denver’s defense ranks n ° 20 against the race for two weeks, but the only problem can be keys if the team divides time between Hampton and Najee Harris.

If he finds it difficult to obtain ranges from the start, I can see him catch up with the end of the game while the charges try to run out (yes, I say that the charges will win it).

Kyren Williams, less than 64.5 yards on the ground at -118 (BETMGM), more than 79.5 yards on the ground and at -115 (BETMGM)

Williams rushed to 66 yards in both games this season. Although this placed it on this precipitated total, the Eagles have one of the best defenses in the league. They abandoned around 120 yards per game in weeks 1 and 2, but the only player to exceed 64.5 yards on the ground was Patrick Mahmes.

He has a better chance of reviewing his total of yards and receiving yards (79.5). Williams has not yet been strongly involved in the passenger game, but he has captured 34 and 32 assists in the past two seasons. Some well -timed screen parts could increase its total and slow down this eagles rush.

Ashton Jeanty, less than 55.5 yards on the ground at -115

Raiders can try to run more to put Geno Smith after last week’s confusing interceptions. If this ends up being the case, the end will probably be in cash. But I can see Pete Carroll tell his quarter to get up rather than protect him with a hyper-conservative approach.

Jeanty was a surface that came out of university after a career in Wild over the group of five teams.

Bijan Robinson, more than 108.5 yards of soil and reception at -114

Falcons are their best when they get involved Robinson in the game, especially in the field. It was certainly obvious against the Vikings last week. But after being strongly involved in the game of passes for a week and the next race, expect more than one medium this week – and more than 108.5 combined yards.

Travis Etienne Jr., less than 57.5 yards on the ground at -114

This can ask a large part of Houston’s defense, since it is n ° 2 in the NFL by rushing behind Derrick Henry.

Etienne has played as a man on a mission this season. He had 143 yards on the field during weeks 1 and 71 in week 2. In six games against Houston, the end is 3-3 for this total of Etienne, but 0-3 for the last three.

Houston has two narrow defeats, but the defense plays well. The Texans have not lost Jacksonville for years; If this trend will stay, the defense will have to play and everyone thinks they can and close Etienne.