Another strong angle for the upcoming weekend is a play AGAINST home teams coming off of a road loss, in the first month of the season, after closing out the previous season with two or more straight losses. This FoxSheets special has performed as follows: 92-46 since 1983 (66.7%, +41.4 units. Rating = 3*). This applies to San Diego at Seattle, Tennessee at New York Giants, Washington at St. Louis, and Philadelphia at Jacksonville. This situation is an even greater opportunity in games in which the line is +3 to –3 (42-12 since 1983.) (77.8%, +28.8 units. Rating = 4*). This further supports playing against the Giants and Jaguars.
As if the above information wasn’t enough ammo to put you onto Tennessee this week, the FoxSheets show that the Titans have performed very well against the NFC under Jeff Fisher. Fisher is 33-15 ATS (+16.5 Units) in non-conference games as the coach of Tennessee. The average score has been Tennessee 25.2, Opponent 19.8 - (Rating = 2*). After going 5-3 both ATS and SU in week one, the success of home underdogs ATS continued in week two, with Cincinnati and the New York Jets winning their games outright as well. The five home ‘dogs in week two went 4-0-1 ATS (2-3 SU), with Washington’s crushing overtime loss to Houston the only blemish. For the season, that makes it 9-3-1 ATS and 7-6 SU. There are no less than seven such opportunities in Week 3: Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay, Cincinnati at Carolina, Washington at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Jacksonville, Indianapolis at Denver, San Diego at Seattle, and Green Bay at Chicago.
As if the above information wasn’t enough ammo to put you onto Tennessee this week, the FoxSheets show that the Titans have performed very well against the NFC under Jeff Fisher. Fisher is 33-15 ATS (+16.5 Units) in non-conference games as the coach of Tennessee. The average score has been Tennessee 25.2, Opponent 19.8 - (Rating = 2*). After going 5-3 both ATS and SU in week one, the success of home underdogs ATS continued in week two, with Cincinnati and the New York Jets winning their games outright as well. The five home ‘dogs in week two went 4-0-1 ATS (2-3 SU), with Washington’s crushing overtime loss to Houston the only blemish. For the season, that makes it 9-3-1 ATS and 7-6 SU. There are no less than seven such opportunities in Week 3: Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay, Cincinnati at Carolina, Washington at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Jacksonville, Indianapolis at Denver, San Diego at Seattle, and Green Bay at Chicago.