Take a look at the NFL Week 3 betting odds, and you’ll notice plenty of big favorites and a nearly 20-point difference between the highest projected total and the lowest. Before you lock in your bets for the week, consider these betting trends for every game as we go through the NFL Week 3 spreads and lines!

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NFL Week 3 Odds and Betting Trends

All odds are from DraftKings Sportsbook and trends from Inside Edge.

New York Giants vs. San Francisco 49ers

• Spread
  49ers -10.5
• Moneyline
  Giants +400, 49ers -535
• Total
  45

The New York Giants were the best ATS team last season (13-4) overall and on the road (6-1), but they are one of seven teams to be 0-2 ATS to open 2023.

The San Francisco 49ers were the best team ATS at home last season (7-2) — this is their first of three straight at home.

Tennessee Titans vs. Cleveland Browns

• Spread
  Browns -3
• Moneyline
  Titans +124, Browns -148
• Total
  39.5

The Tennessee Titans were the fourth-best road team ATS last season (6-2) and covered in New Orleans to open the season.

Under tickets have cashed in four straight Cleveland Browns home games.

Atlanta Falcons vs. Detroit Lions

• Spread
  Lions -3
• Moneyline
  Falcons +136, Lions -162
• Total
  46

Due to the late line movement last week, the Atlanta Falcons failed to cover following an outright win. That’s nothing new; they are 3-10 ATS following a W and are again in that spot this week.

Since the beginning of 2021, overs are 5-1 when the Detroit Lions are favored.

New Orleans Saints vs. Green Bay Packers

• Spread
  Packers -1.5
• Moneyline
  Saints +102, Packers -122
• Total
  42.5

Last week went under by 2.5 points at Carolina, moving unders to 11-4 since 2021 following a New Orleans Saints outright victory.

The Green Bay Packers are a sub-.500 team ATS when favored since 2021, failing to cover by an average of 2.3 points (opened as a 2-point favorite).

Denver Broncos vs. Miami Dolphins

• Spread
  Dolphins -7
• Moneyline
  Broncos +240, Dolphins -298
• Total
  48

The Denver Broncos are 4-0 ATS when getting more than a FG since 2022.

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Unders were 7-1 at Miami last season — this is the Dolphins’ home opener.

Los Angeles Chargers vs. Minnesota Vikings

• Spread
  Vikings -1
• Moneyline
  Chargers -110, Vikings -110
• Total
  54

The Los Angeles Chargers originally opened as 1-point road favorites. Overs are 6-3-1 since 2021 when the Chargers are in that spot.

Keep an eye on this spread — the Minnesota Vikings are 17-4 outright when favored since the beginning of 2021.

New England Patriots vs. New York Jets

• Spread
  Patriots -3
• Moneyline
  Patriots -148, Jets +124
• Total
  36.5

Under tickets have cashed in six of the last eight games in which the New England Patriots have been favored.

The New York Jets haven’t scored more than 17 points vs. New England since Nov. 9, 2020 (five straight games).

Buffalo Bills vs. Washington Commanders

• Spread
  Bills -6.5
• Moneyline
  Bills -285, Commanders +230
• Total
  44.5

Unders are 11-3 since 2021 when the Buffalo Bills are a road favorite.

Unders are 9-2 since 2021 when the Washington Commanders are a home underdog.

Houston Texans vs. Jacksonville Jaguars

• Spread
  Jaguars -8
• Moneyline
  Texans +300, Jaguars -380
• Total
  43.5

The road team has won and covered three straight meetings in this series.

Unders were 5-0 when the Jacksonville Jaguars were favored last season, but their 2023 season opener went over the projected total by 6.5 points (3.5-point favorite at IND).

Indianapolis Colts vs. Baltimore Ravens

• Spread
  Ravens -7.5
• Moneyline
  Colts +275, ravens -345
• Total
  44

Unders were 7-0 last season when the Baltimore Ravens played a bottom-10 pass offense.

The Indianapolis Colts were 1-6 ATS vs. top-10 run defenses last season.

Carolina Panthers vs. Seattle Seahawks

• Spread
  Seahawks -6
• Moneyline
  Panthers +195, Seahawks -238
• Total
  42

Only three teams are worse ATS on the road since 2021 than the Carolina Panthers (7-11). Two of those teams (DEN and CHI) are also on the road this week.

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At 5-10 ATS following a win since 2021, the Seahawks are the fourth-worst team in such spots.

Chicago Bears vs. Kansas City Chiefs

• Spread
  Chiefs -12.5
• Moneyline
  Bears +490, Chiefs -700
• Total
  47.5

The Chicago Bears are just 8-15-1 ATS following an outright loss since 2021.

Since the beginning of last season, the Kansas City Chiefs have been the third-worst ATS team at home (3-7-1). The two teams worse than them (BAL and TB) also host games in Week 3.

Dallas Cowboys vs. Arizona Cardinals

• Spread
  Cowboys -12
• Moneyline
  Cowboys -900, Cardinals +440
• Total
  43.5

Since 2021, the Dallas Cowboys are 9-3 ATS as a road favorite, covering by an average of 5.9 points.

Overs are 9-4 in the Arizona Cardinals’ past 13 games vs. top-10 offenses.

Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Las Vegas Raiders

• Spread
  Raiders -1.5
• Moneyline
  Steelers +102, Raiders -122
• Total
  43.5

Unders are 8-4 since 2021 when the Pittsburgh Steelers are favored (opened as a 1-point favorite).

The Las Vegas Raiders have lost six of their past nine games following a loss.

Philadelphia Eagles vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

• Spread
  Eagles -5
• Moneyline
  Eagles -218, Buccaneers +180
• Total
  45.5

No team was worse ATS on the road than the Philadelphia Eagles last season (2-6), but they did manage to hold onto the Week 1 cover in New England. Barely.

Five times since the beginning of last season have the Tampa Bay Buccaneers played a top-10 pass defense, and the under tickets have cashed five times.

49ers +7.5 was an UGLY beat, but one bettor at @DKSportsbook won $60,000 on the Rams’ backdoor cover.

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Los Angeles Rams vs. Cincinnati Bengals

• Spread
  Bengals -2
• Moneyline
  Rams +105, Bengals -125
• Total
  43.5

Unders are 7-2 since the beginning of last season when the Los Angeles Rams play on the road.

The Cincinnati Bengals are 8-4 ATS following an outright loss since 2021.

There were high fantasy football hopes for RB Elijah Mitchell when he was drafted by the run-heavy San Francisco 49ers in 2021. He had a decent rookie season, finishing with 963 yards rushing and five touchdowns. He also caught 19 passes for an additional 137 yards. He finished as RB25 that season after only playing 11 games. Unfortunately, we have seen very little from Mitchell since then.

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Elijah Mitchell Rest-of-Season Fantasy Outlook

The 49ers opened 2023 with a bang, and at 2-0, they look like a complete team. Sure, their defense is incredible, but the offense is also doing its part. The run game is an integral part of that offense, and through two weeks, San Francisco is tied for the third-highest rushing percentage (48%).

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RB Christian McCaffrey has taken the lion’s share of rushing work in the backfield, as Elijah Mitchell only played 15% of the snaps in Week 1 and didn’t even see the field in Week 2. In the season opener, Mitchell ran for 10 yards on five attempts. In Week 2, McCaffrey saw all of the team’s rushing attempts.

It is hard to attach any value to Mitchell outside of being a backup for the best fantasy RB in football right now on one of the best teams. Because of that, it is difficult to rationalize keeping him on your fantasy team.

Should I Cut Mitchell?

Mitchell is currently 46% rostered in Yahoo leagues, and although it is tempting to cut bait on him to pick up a player with a higher upside, I can see why managers are holding on. Lead RBs are getting injured left and right, and if McCaffrey ever went down, managers would run to the waiver wire to bid on Mitchell immediately.

Whether you should drop the back depends greatly on the number of bench spots you have and your need to win now. If you started the season off with two losses, drop Mitchell so you can grab a player that will score you points now. If you are lucky to have a large bench, Mitchell is a fine stash for a just-in-case injury situation.

We are through two weeks of the 2023 regular season. We have seen surprises, disappointments, and everything in-between in our dynasty fantasy football leagues.

Every week, it is great practice to keep an eye on whose stock is rising and falling in dynasty leagues. Buy-low and sell-high opportunities come all the time, and understanding a player’s current perceived worth is essential for managers.

With this in mind, let’s take a look at some risers, fallers, and players that could be involved in trades after Week 2.

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Dynasty Risers After Week 2

Puka Nacua, WR, Los Angeles Rams

A week ago, I had wide receiver Puka Nacua as a “sell high” in dynasty football. One week later, his value has only risen further.

While his NFL debut was a phenomenal 10 catch, 119-yard performance, Nacua was able to set NFL records in Week 2. Nacua totaled 147 yards on 15 catches, a record number of grabs for any rookie in NFL history. Nacua also became the record holder for most catches in the first two NFL games of a player’s career with 25. This is no fluke anymore.

Nacua has been targeted 35 times in two games. Cooper Kupp has never seen 35 targets in two games. Antonio Brown saw this many targets in a two-game stretch just once in his career (37 targets in 2015).

While we may have been able to chalk up the first week of Nacua’s career as a great performance based on opportunity alone, Week 2 shows us this was not all chance. There is a serious connection between Nacua and Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford.

Even when Kupp returns to the offense, Nacua seems to have a role set for the Rams. His value has only gone up higher in Week 2, something many of us were not expecting.

If Nacua continues to perform the way he is now, he will be one of the biggest surprises in dynasty football history. Until we see different, Nacua continues to be a riser on our dynasty lists. The question is how high this rise will go and if the shoe is going to drop.

Dynasty Fallers After Week 2

Dameon Pierce, RB, Houston Texans

In 13 games started in his rookie season, Dameon Pierce had 939 rushing yards, 165 receiving yards, and five total touchdowns. He was a breakout running back right away in the NFL and seen as an asset for many dynasty managers.

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But the 2023 season has not looked the same for Pierce. In Week 1, Pierce saw 11 carries for 38 yards. He added two receptions for nine yards. Many chalked this up to Pierce facing a tough Baltimore Ravens defense to begin the year.

But in Week 2, Pierce carried the ball 15 times for only 31 yards against an average Indianapolis Colts run defense. With only 69 rushing yards and 13 receiving yards in two games, Pierce is one of the biggest disappointments so far in 2023. His average yards per carry is 2.65 yards, and he has only been in on 46% of the Texans’ offensive snaps.

Pierce went from being the bell cow in a young offense to being a running back splitting carries in Houston. And the carries Pierce is receiving result in inefficient outcomes. His stock has dwindled significantly in just two weeks of his sophomore campaign.

Until he turns things around with a strong performance and good efficiency numbers, Pierce is a player that is falling down dynasty rankings. It will be hard for his stock to return to where it was at the end of 2022 if his play doesn’t shift dramatically and quickly.

Dynasty Buy Low Trade Targets

Ja’Marr Chase, WR, Cincinnati Bengals

Any savvy dynasty manager will not be looking to move Ja’Marrr Chase after two lackluster weeks in the 2023 season. But there are always a few managers out there that try to sell at the first sign of trouble. If that panic button has been pushed, it is time to capitalize.

Chase is one of the best wide receivers in the NFL, even though this season has started slowly. He is arguably a top-three dynasty asset in non-Superflex or 2QB formats. While the start of the year has been rough, Chase is not a player I would ever avoid acquiring. His talent is off the charts. Players of his caliber do not come along all that often.

With a slow start to the season, it can’t hurt to kick the tires and see what a fantasy manager wants in return for Chase. The manager likely has a team that has struggled the first few weeks of the year with Chase in their lineup. If they are looking to sell off the wide receiver, you could offer a series of picks and young prospects to land the superstar.

Chase is not an asset that should be able to be acquired very easily. The low point for him will not last long. If you want to try to make a stab at acquiring one of the best assets in dynasty, the time to strike is now. The talks may go nowhere, but it never hurts to try.

Josh Jacobs, RB, Las Vegas Raiders

2023 has started very slowly for Las Vegas Raiders running back Josh Jacobs. Jacobs, who missed most of training camp and the preseason due to contract negotiations, has only rushed for 46 yards in the first two games of the 2023 season.

But one thing that has me interested in Jacobs is his use in the passing game. While he has only had seven receptions so far this year, he has totaled 74 receiving yards. These numbers encourage me to think that Jacobs will continue to be involved catching the ball in the Raiders’ offense. The rushing yards will come. And if they are coupled with receiving yards, Jacobs could have another stellar fantasy season.

While the rushing totals are low for the start of the year, Jacobs is not completely foreign to starting off slowly in the NFL season. While 15.5 fantasy points (0.5 PPR) in two games isn’t exciting, Jacobs had only 16.4 points through two games in 2022. And then he went on to score 301.8 total points on the year, good enough to finish RB3 on the year.

Couple this with the fact that Jacobs missed most of the preparation time going into the year, and you can understand that there is plenty of upside for Jacobs. I am betting on the running back (who is still 25) to continue to breakout as the season progresses and to be a reliable asset in the late season and fantasy playoffs. For this reason, I am buying him while his value is down.

Dynasty Sell High Trade Targets

Drake London, WR, Atlanta Falcons

I have some serious concerns when it comes to Drake London and the Atlanta Falcons’ offense. The first week of the 2023 season saw London only getting one target in a Falcons win over the Carolina Panthers.

Week 2 was an increase in volume with London getting targeted seven times. He turned that into six catches for 67 yards and a touchdown.

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While London is only in his second year in the league and had a good second week of the 2023 season, the Falcons do not seem committed to feeding targets London’s way. The Falcons’ offense is littered with talent; namely running back Bijan Robinson and tight end Kyle Pitts.

Head coach Arthur Smith has never committed to focusing on one player in his offense. The team spreads out the ball evenly and works to manage the clock in their offensive game plans.

While London is coming off a solid Week 2, I am going to put him on the trade block in the leagues where I have him. If another manager is willing to pay up for London, I am at the point where I would move away from him to gain pick stock and youth.

London still carries a big name and high fantasy value. I am willing to get off this roller coaster now before the next hill on this ride. London is too volatile of an asset for me to feel comfortable about his value moving forward. If I can sell him now at a higher value, I am willing to do so.

Kyren Williams, RB, Los Angeles Rams

Kyren Williams has had a fantastic start to the 2023 season. In two games, he has totaled 104 rushing yards, 50 receiving yards, and four total touchdowns.

And now rumors are swirling that the Los Angeles Rams are looking to trade away running back Cam Akers, who was believed to be their starter entering the year. This would seemingly leave the backfield wide open for Williams to take over.

But my concern with Williams is the team that he is rostered on. The Rams have not had a consistent starting running back for several years. Their offense, led by head coach Sean McVay, has always been focused on the passing game first. With Matthew Stafford throwing to Kupp and rookie breakout Nacua, the Rams will always have a large amount of stress in the passing game.

Williams seems like he could be the starting back for the Rams for some time. But it is always hard to tell in this offense. Williams came out of nowhere this year as a second-year running back. I’m not completely convinced this is his job for the long haul. It may just be his until another option presents itself.

Coming off an enormous game where he had 100 yards from scrimmage and two touchdowns, many managers would likely have interest in Williams. I will try and sell him while his value is high, believing that it will come back down to earth in the coming weeks. Who knows — Williams could be the next starting running back for the Rams for the foreseeable future. But I just believe that his value is near a peak right now.