With Lamar Jackson expected to miss, I don’t understand this line. He is the heart and soul of this offense, and they will see a significant downgrade at the quarterback position.

They were already dealing with a lot of injuries, and will need to rebound very quickly with a whole new group of players. The Texans aren’t off to a great start, but they are playing close games. There have been too many turnovers, but the rushing game is finally looking better with rookie Woody Marks emerging. This is perfect timing against a Ravens rush defense that has been getting crushed recently. 

The Ravens have lost their best pass rusher, best linebacker, and best run defender, in addition to their starting quarterback. They now get a Texans team that has allowed the fewest points in the NFL, and sports one of the best defenses in football. This is another brutal spot for a backup quarterback to start against. 

While Cooper Rush may have some NFL experience, his style is the complete opposite of Lamar Jackson. This means it won’t be a seamless transition, and they will have to completely change up their offense.

While the obvious move would be to run Derrick Henry in the ground, he gets one of the toughest run defenses in football. The Texans defense is the best unit in this game, and I trust them to win here.

I’m not sure why the market is so confident in the Saints. Neither of these two teams are particularly good, but it feels like the Saints are getting a lot of credit for playing in close games. But, the Giants are getting no actual credit for actually beating the Chargers last week. 

While it was an ugly game, the Giants defensive line had the Chargers offense in a constant panic. They were able to get pressure on the quarterback, and forced two interceptions from Herbert. They now get a much less impressive QB in Spencer Rattler.

The Giants defense is the best unit in this game, and the Saints offensive line isn’t great. I think this should be a competitive game where the Giants win thanks to a heavy rushing attack and letting there defense make stops.

Neither of these offenses are great, so it should be a pretty close game. I’ll take the underdog that actually held on in a close game last week, with a rookie quarterback that seemingly reinvigorated the energy in the Giants locker room.

Legitimately, how many quarterbacks are playing at a higher level than Dak Prescott this season? While he's already lost his best weapon in CeeDee Lamb, he’s still looked great against some tough opponents.

They tied the Packers last week, and played an extremely close game against the Eagles in Week 1, despite being huge underdogs in both games. They have proven they can score points with the best of the best, and now they get a huge step down in completion. 

The Jets defense just got walked all over by the Dolphins, and this Cowboys offense has an opportunity to the same thing. They haven’t been successful against the run or pass, and I could very easily see the Cowboys dropping 30+ once again.

On the other side the Cowboys weakness is there defense, and Garrett Wilson should have a great game against Trevon Diggs on the outside. Both of these teams have a lot of potential to score points on Sunday, making this overs line a great look.