Both are 1-1, although the Browns must still be wondering how they managed to lose to the Jets. All four games they have played have been one-score affairs and this could be close too.<\/p>\n
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Pittsburgh 17 @ Cleveland 20<\/span><\/p>\n The Sunday early games are headed by that AFC East clash between the Bills & Dolphins.\u00a0 This will be a good test for both teams, however, the way Buffalo is playing it’s hard to see any other outcome but a Buffalo win. However, it probably won’t be a blowout this time.<\/p>\n The Indianapolis-Kansas game should also attract a bit of attention given their contrasting starts. The Chiefs have taken the loss of Tyreek Hill in their stride and showed a lot of grit to outlast the Chargers last week. Right now we regard them as the second-best team in the NFL and a win at the Colts will set them up nicely for the upcoming tough run of games.<\/p>\n Indianapolis has been disappointing thus far failing to win either of their openers against teams who were regarded candidates for the No1 pick in next year’s draft. Matt Ryan is struggling to get the offense moving so far and if it doesn’t click soon they could be in a similar position to last year when they missed the playoffs.<\/p>\n There are three additional divisional games to enjoy and of these, the Eagles’ trip to Washington is the most appealing from a neutrals point of view. It’s early days, but with Dak Prescott out for the Cowboys, Philly has the opportunity to steal a march. Overall the NFC East looks much improved in 2022.<\/p>\n New Orleans Saints @ Carolina Panther<\/strong><\/p>\n Saints 21 Panthers 17<\/span><\/p>\n Houston Texans @ Chicago Bears<\/strong><\/p>\n Texans 23 Bears 20<\/span><\/p>\n Kansas City Chiefs @ Indianapolis Colts<\/strong><\/p>\n Chiefs 31 Colts 20<\/span><\/p>\n Buffalo Bills @ Miami Dolphins<\/strong><\/p>\n Bills 31 Dolphins 24<\/span><\/p>\n Detroit Lions @ Minnesota Vikings<\/strong><\/p>\n Lions 17 Vikings 28<\/span><\/p>\n Baltimore Ravens @ New England Patriots<\/strong><\/p>\n Ravens 27 Patriots 20<\/span><\/p>\n Cincinnati Bengals @ New York Jets<\/strong><\/p>\n Bengals 21 Jets 14<\/span><\/p>\n LV Raiders @ Tennessee Titans<\/strong><\/p>\n Raiders 20 Titans 23<\/span><\/p>\n Philadelphia Eagles @ Washington Commanders<\/strong><\/p>\n Eagles 31 Commanders 20<\/span><\/p>\n The late games feature five teams who will be expecting to make the playoffs this year and they are headed by the Tampa, Green Bay game. The Buccs are 2-0 thanks in no small part to their defense which has been rock solid so far.<\/p>\n This is bad news for the Packers, as although they won last week it was against the struggling Bears and even there their offense looked slightly out of sync. Once Rodgers gets into a rhythm with his rookie WR cast things will come right but that may take a game or two yet. They might have to resort to running the ball more and that’s not easy against the Buccs front seven.<\/p>\n Tampa has only given up one TD so far, and that was when the game was already as good as over. Tom Brady hasn’t been his usual productive self in their opening games, however much of this is down to the injuries on offense. He has shown in the past that even when devoid of offensive weapons he knows how to win and he will probably find a way to get the Buccs to 3-0.<\/p>\n Image: Steve Jacobson\/Shutterstock.com<\/p><\/div>\n Jacksonville Jaguars @ LA Chargers<\/strong><\/p>\n Jags 17 Chargers 31<\/span><\/p>\n LA Rams @ Arizona Cardinals<\/strong><\/p>\n Rams 20 Cards 17<\/span><\/p>\n Atlanta Falcons @ Seattle Seahawks<\/strong><\/p>\n Falcons 27 Seahawks 17<\/span><\/p>\n Green Bay Packers @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers<\/strong><\/p>\n Packers 17 Buccs 21<\/span><\/p>\n This is another tale of two QBs with Jimmy Garoppolo back as their starter following the Trey Lance injury. He is up against his old foe Russell Wilson who has found life a little tougher than expected in Denver following his blockbuster trade. Still, they should have been 2-0 had they not had a bad case of the fumblies (is that a word?) in their opener. They didn’t look particularly impressive against the Texans either. Possibly another close one.<\/p>\n San Francisco 49ers @ Denver Broncos<\/strong><\/p>\n 49ers 17 Broncos 20<\/span><\/p>\n No, it’s not April 1st, The Giants really are 2-0 and on a bit of a roll. OK their two wins have been by a combined 4 points and Daniel Jones is still taking too many sacks, however, their defense looks quite good. They face a Cowboys team without their star QB, Dak Prescott.\u00a0 However, stand-in Cooper Rush<\/a> has looked surprisingly capable so this could be a close one. Maybe not worth sitting up for if you are in the UK.<\/p>\nSunday Early Games<\/h3>\n
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