Predicting Which Team Will Win Every NFL Game in Week 3
Two weeks into the NFL season and eight teams sit at 2-0. Some of them, such as Denver, New England, Houston and Pittsburgh, aren’t that surprising given their respective outlooks headed into this season.
But there have been some early surprises too, like the New York Giants, which may have a defense to complement its potent offense. Baltimore also is 2-0 as the Ravens have made the most of a healthier team, while Minnesota weathered an Adrian Peterson injury on Sunday night to beat Green Bay and move to 2-0 atop the NFC North.
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But perhaps the biggest surprise of all to this point is that Philadelphia is 2-0 behind its rookie head coach-quarterback combination of Doug Pederson and Carson Wentz. Wentz has looked poised beyond his years, but the No. 2 overall pick will face a strong test Sunday when the Steelers come to town.
The quarterback position also will be in the spotlight in New England on Thursday night, as the Patriots could be down to their third quarterback, rookie Jacoby Brissett, due to a shoulder injury suffered by Jimmy Garoppolo. Whoever is under center will have to deal with J.J. Watt and a Texans defense that currently ranks third in the league and already has registered nine sacks.
And although both teams aren’t undefeated, Denver’s visit to Cincinnati is still an important one, as Trevor Siemian looks for his first big road win as an NFL starting quarterback.
So which teams will come out on top in every NFL game in Week 3? Athlon's own Rob Doster (AthlonDoster), John Gworek (JohnGworek), Steven Lassan (AthlonSteven), and Mark Ross (AthlonMarkR), along with AthlonSports.com contributor Bryan Fischer (BryanDFischer), predict the winners for every game this week:
NFL Week 3 Predictions
| Rob Doster |
Bryan | John Gworek | Steven Lassan | Mark Ross |
Houston at New England (Thurs.) | |||||
Arizona at Buffalo | |||||
Oakland at Tennessee | |||||
Cleveland at Miami | |||||
Baltimore at Jacksonville | |||||
Detroit at Green Bay | |||||
Denver at Cincinnati | |||||
Minnesota at Carolina | |||||
Washington at NY Giants | |||||
Los Angeles at Tampa Bay | |||||
San Francisco at Seattle | |||||
NY Jets at Kansas City | |||||
San Diego at Indianapolis | |||||
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia | |||||
Chicago at Dallas | |||||
Atlanta at |