The NFL played 14 of its 16 games between Thursday and Sunday. Two games remain on the Week 3 schedule with a pair of Monday night games. But there were some surprises as the Carolina Panthers, Denver Broncos and New York Giants all picked up their first

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs face Kirk Cousins and the Atlanta Falcons tonight on Sunday Night Football. Live coverage begins at 7 PM ET on NBC and Peacock.

The new NFL season has now reached Week 3, with teams beginning to lay down early markers. Here are details on how to watch highlights of every game, plus the latest scores and schedule.

Same-game parlay recommendations are available for when the Buffalo Bills (2-0) host the Jacksonville Jaguars (0-2) at Highmark Stadium on Monday, September 23, 2024.Winning the spread, total and

Five NFL Week 3 games were won by underdogs of three points or more, a few of which were pulled off by previously winless teams.

Here are the five teams on the biggest upset watch this week from Newsweek Sports. 5. Las Vegas Raiders, vs Carolina Panthers. The Panthers have been a mess this season so far but

The Washington Commanders (1-1) visit the Cincinnati Bengals (0-2) at Paycor Stadium on Monday, September 23, 2024, and here are some same-game parlay possibilities for you to consider.Winning the

Who are the teams to bet on in Week 3 in the prime-tme games? Below are my betting picks for the three prime-time games on the schedule in Week 3. Odds are from BetMGM Sportsbook. Get more Cardinals and NFL coverage from Cards Wire’s Jess Root and others by listening to the latest on the Rise Up,

The NFL season is in full swing and we are gearing up for Week 3 of the new year. We've already seen some great performances and matchups but each week brings more excitement. The Week 3 schedule has multiple solid contests on the slate of games and fans should be entertained throughout the day.

If an NFL team can get off a 3-0 start, it typically means they’re poised for a postseason berth. After all, 3-0 teams have made the playoffs at an 80% rate over the last three seasons. It’s also worth noting that every team that has started 4-0 has made the playoffs since the NFL switched to its current 17-game season and seven-team playoff format.