Auburn at Oklahoma

The rising Sooners welcome another ranked opponent in Norman with No. 22 Auburn (3-0) coming into town on Saturday afternoon. No. 11 Oklahoma (3-0) is a seven-point home favorite against the Tigers with the O/U marked at 47 points. Washington State transfer John Mateer has cemented himself as the leader of the Sooners offense, racking up 1,105 total yards of offense and nine total touchdowns from his quarterback position to get Oklahoma off to a hot start. Brent Venables’ defensive prowess has also started cementing itself in Norman, with Oklahoma being ranked fourth in total defense in the country. That said, Auburn possesses the best offense Oklahoma has seen yet. The dual-threat abilities of Jackson Arnold at quarterback (815 total offensive yards & eight touchdowns) and a tailback like Jeremiah Cobb make Auburn a tough unit to defend. Lean Over the total in this clash of unbeaten teams. 

Tulane at Ole Miss

Two undefeated teams square off in Oxford, where the Rebels are 12.5-point home favorites against Tulane, with the O/U settling in at 62 points. No. 13 Ole Miss (3-0) is not expected to have Austin Simmons back at quarterback after playing in a reserve role in last week’s win against Arkansas because of an ankle injury. Simmons’ replacement, Trinidad Chambliss, shined under center for the Rebels last week with 415 yards of total offense and three total touchdowns. No matter who is at quarterback, Ole Miss has an explosive offense that has racked up 30 or more points in the first three games of the season. Tulane (3-0) has shown that it can light up the scoreboard as well, recording 34 points last week against Duke. We are expecting the scoreboard operator to be busy on Saturday afternoon in Oxford. 

West Virginia at Kansas

After taking down Pittsburgh in the Backyard Brawl last weekend, West Virginia (2-1) heads to Lawrence as a heavy 13-point underdog against Kansas, with the O/U marked at 54.5 points. We had the Mountaineers +7 last week as they upset Pittsburgh, and are slightly interested in taking the double digits in this one against Kansas (2-1). The Jayhawks’ two wins have come against a bad Fresno State team and an FCS program in Wagner. Last week, Kansas allowed 595 yards of total offense and 42 points in its loss to Missouri. The Mountaineers have a good tailback in Tye Edwards and a defense that hasn’t allowed more than two touchdowns in a game this season. That recipe can allow West Virginia to give Kansas some problems in this Big-12 opener for both squads. 

Illinois at Indiana

This Big-10 clash in Bloomington sees both No. 9 Illinois (3-0) and Indiana (3-0) take on their biggest test so far this season. Illinois is a six-point road dog against the Hoosiers, and the O/U for this Saturday night contest is marked at 53 points. Both squads have high-powered offenses. Indiana ranks third in the country in total offense (591.7 ypg), thanks in large part to Cal transfer Fernando Mendoza, completing over 72 % of his passes from under center for 708 yards and tallying 11 total touchdowns through three games. Illinois starter quarterback Luke Altmyer has also looked impressive with 709 yards passing and eight touchdown passes. We expect both offenses to continue to soar under the bright lights on Saturday in a high-scoring affair.  

LA Rams at Philadelphia

The Rams almost pulled off an incredible fourth-quarter comeback in the snow during the NFC Divisional round, the last time they came to Lincoln Financial Field. Los Angeles (2-0) is a 3.5-point underdog this time around against Philadelphia (2-0), with the O/U set at 44.5 points. The Eagles have 11 straight games at the Linc. Normally, when these two teams meet up on the gridiron, it’s a high-scoring affair. This time around, however, expect defense to steal the show. The Rams have fourth best defense in the league and have allowed only one touchdown this season. The Eagles just held Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs to 17 points in Arrowhead. Jalen Hurst has also not thrown a passing touchdown this season. Play under the total.   

NY Jets at Tampa Bay

The Tyrod Taylor-led Jets head south to Tampa to take on a Buccaneers squad that recorded two impressive road victories to begin the season behind Baker Mayfield and company. Tampa Bay (2-0) is a 6.5-point home favorite against the Jets (0-2), with the O/U marked at 43.5 points. We hit big with the Buccaneers taking down the Texans this past Monday night. A short week for Tampa Bay, and the added emotional tool of Monday night’s win could make this a trap game for the Buccaneers. After allowing back-to-back 30-point games to start the season, Aaron Glenn and the Jets’ defense will be looking to bounce back. The Jets have the pieces on defense to hang around the spread. 

Denver at LA Chargers

The Chargers finally get to suit up for the first time this season at SoFi Stadium on Sunday afternoon against the Broncos. Los Angeles (2-0) is a 2.5-point favorite with the O/U set at 45.5 points against Denver (1-1), who blew a fourth-quarter lead last week to the Colts. Defense has been the key to Los Angeles’ success to begin the 2025 season, allowing only one touchdown so far. Despite losing Khalil Mack to an elbow injury for a few weeks, the Chargers still have a solid defensive unit that will wreak havoc against Denver. The Broncos’ defense can also do damage against a Chargers offensive line that has given up five sacks so far this season. Expect this AFC West matchup in LA to be a tight and low-scoring affair. 

Kansas City at NY Giants

A battle of two 0-2 squads line up on center stage for Sunday Night football at MetLife Stadium. The Chiefs are six-point favorites against the Giants with the O/U set at 44.5 points. It’s a bit of a surprise that Kansas City is off to a 0-2 start. That’s not the case for the Giants, who are coming off a heartbreaking last-minute overtime loss to the Cowboys. The Chiefs have not lost three straight games in the Patrick Mahomes era. Mahomes and the Kansas City offense are off to a slow start, but have gone up against two of the best defensive units in the NFL in the Eagles and Chargers. The Giants' defense has a talented front, but it has the worst run defense in football (117.5 ypg). Russell Wilson racked up 450 yards through the air with three touchdown passes against the Cowboys in a bounce-back from a terrible Week 1 performance against the Commanders. Kansas City’s defense will present more problems for Wilson and the Giants than the Cowboys did. Lean under the total and follow us on Instagram for the winner. 

NY Yankees at Baltimore

Saturday night at Oriole Park will see the Yankees handing the ball to Carlos Rodon, while Baltimore sends Tomoyuki Sugano to the hill. Rodon is looking to lock up his 17th win of the season for the Yankees. Rodon has racked up back-to-back outings of two-run ball through six innings, but he and the Bronx Bombers have lost both of those outings. Sugano is coming off one of his best starts of the season, allowing only one run on four hits through six innings against the Blue Jays. This season against the Yankees, Sugano is 1-0 with a 3.12 ERA and has 12 strikeouts in his two appearances against New York. The right-hander is also a dazzling 7-3 in night games this season. Take a flier on Sugano and the Orioles to win Saturday’s game against the Yankees. 

Seattle at Houston

It’s the middle game of a crucial three-game series between the Mariners and Astros, who are battling neck-and-neck for the AL West crown. Seattle has George Kirby going on the mound, while Houston will counter with ace Framber Valdez. Both pitchers have a history of shutting down the opposition’s lineup. Kirby is 2-1 lifetime against Houston in eight appearances and has a 2.44 ERA, while Valdez has tossed 12 innings of one-run ball this season through two starts against Seattle with 13 strikeouts. Runs will be a premium in this game with division title hopes at stake.