Washington is 2-5 against the spread in its last seven games against the Philadelphia Eagles and 1-6 ATS in its last seven games as road underdogs.
NFL Week 3 prop bets: Washington vs. Eagles puts Kirk Cousins in the spotlight
RG3 is gone, Kirk Cousins is in, but how will he perform against the Eagles in Week 3? Wanna bet that he will throw at least 235.5 yards?
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Washington will try to turn those records around with new quarterback Kirk Cousins under center on Sunday.
Kirk Cousins - Week 3 Total Passing Yards
The total is set at 235.5 passing yards at sportsbooks monitored by OddsShark.com.
Kirk Cousins was fantastic in place of the injured Robert Griffin III last week, passing for 250 yards and two touchdowns in a 41-10 win over Jacksonville. Cousins has thrown for 250 yards or more in three of his five NFL starts.
With the Redskins likely to be trailing at some point against the high-powered Eagles, Cousins should get plenty of passing attempts and go OVER 235.5 yards.
Carolina Defense - First Half Points Allowed in Week 3
The total for points allowed by Carolina in the first half of the Pittsburgh vs. Carolina matchup is nine.
All signs point to the UNDER for this prop bet. Carolina has yet to allow a first-half point this season and has allowed six or fewer first-half points in each of its last five regular season home games, including wins over New England and New Orleans.
Pittsburgh has scored only nine points combined in its last six quarters of play.
Jacksonville Offensive Line - Week 3 Sacks Allowed
The OVER three sacks is a strong play this Sunday when the Jaguars host the Indianapolis Colts. Jacksonville’s offensive line allowed 10 sacks last week against Washington and has allowed at least three sacks in four of its last five games.
Indianapolis had seven sacks in two games against the Jaguars last season.
Week 3 Special - Will any team that started 0-2 make the playoffs?
YES is the favorite at -250 at sportsbooks monitored by OddsShark.com, and this looks like a good play over the NO at +170. New Orleans is much better at home and is still likely to make the playoffs despite two close road losses to start the season, and it is hard to fault Indianapolis for close losses to Denver and Philadelphia.
