The NFL scores have been kind to road underdogs through two weeks. Teams that were getting at least six points in the NFL spreads are a perfect 8-0 against the spread, while home teams are only 16-15 straight-up.

Miami head coach Mike McDaniel is just 5-8 against the spread as an underdog and is facing a Seahawks defense that ranks third in pass rush win rate and fifth in DVOA. The Dolphins do have the advantage of extra rest, but the Seahawks are getting solid play from Geno Smith and rank second in expected points contributed by passing defense.

Four different television networks will air live NFL games during Week 2. NBC carries 'Sunday Night Football,' while ESPN will air 'Monday Night Football.' CBS and FOX will each air the brunt of the Sunday slate, with national games split up between certain markets.

NFL Sundays are back! Check out the full slate of games today featuring tonight's Chicago Bears vs Houston Texans match up on NBC and Peacock.

The NFL regular season got off to a flying start with 11 of 16 games decided by one possession. In Week 2, the two time defending Kansas City

After diving into all 16 games from the NFL's third week, Cohen is high on the Ravens (-1) to beat the Cowboys in Dallas, 27-24. Lamar Jackson now holds an unfortunate distinction as the first reigning NFL MVP to start a season 0-2 in 22 years. However, it's a little too early to panic if you're a Ravens fan.

Before looking at SportsbookWire staff's Week 3 NFL picks, here are the against-the-spread (ATS) and Over/Under (O/U) leaders, according to Teamrankings.com. Six teams are 2-0 ATS. They are the Arizona Cardinals (1-1 straight-up record),