Jesse Schule

This is a Free play on the Vikings.

The Colts first game with Philip Rivers at quarterback was a complete disaster. The veteran was picked off twice, allowing the Jaguars to rally to win 27-20 in a game where Indy had almost twice as many yards. They come back home to face a far tougher Vikings team, and I just don't see why they are asked to cover more than a FG. While Aaron Rodgers torched the Vikings last week, Philip Rivers at this point in his career isn't in the same class. The Minnesota offense did it's job last week, scoring 34 points. Kirk Cousins might not be MVP material, but I'll take him over old man Rivers all day long. Gotta grab the points here.

GL,

Jesse Schule

This is a 5* play on the New England Patriots.

The Seahawks won 11 games last year, and all but one of those were decided by a single score. Four of their first five wins came by four points or less. They are asked to cover a handful of points in this home game against New England, and the Patriots defense should be ready for the challenge. New England ranked second in the NFL in passing defense last year, and in Week 1 they terrorized Ryan Fitzpatrick. I expect both these teams to look to run the ball, and a close low scoring game is expected. The Patriots are 5-1 ATS in their last six games as a road underdog, and the under is 15-7 in their last 22 road games.

Take NE.

GL,

Jesse Schule

This is a 5* play on Over 2.5 goals.

Liverpool were quite fortunate in their opening match versus Leeds United, winning by a score of 4-3. They were given a pair of penalties in the match, otherwise they could have ended up on the wrong side of a high scoring game. They have their work cut out for them here on Sunday, facing a stacked lineup after Chelsea's summer spending spree. New addition Timo Werner has already been making an impact. He draw a penalty in a 3-1 win over Brighton last weekend. The last time these teams met head to head it was Liverpool winning 5-3, but Chelsea has scored eight goals in the last four meetings. Three of those games went over the total.

Take Over.

GL,

Jesse Schule

This is a 7* play on Green Bay.

Last week's win over Minnesota was vintage Aaron Rodgers, as he threw for 364 yards and four TDs on 32-of-44 passing. The Vikings had no answer for Davante Adams who had 14 catches and two TDs for 156 yards. The Lions come limping into Lambeau off a crushing home loss to the Bears, blowing a lead in the fourth quarter. Detroit was hit with several injuries to the secondary late in last week's game against the Bears, and with the backups in the game Mitch Tribisky looked like Aaron Rodgers. Facing the real Aaron Rodgers this Sunday, this game could turn into a blowout in a hurry.

Take GB.

GL,

Jesse Schule

This is a 7* play on Arizona.

Which Washington Football Team should we expect to see in Week 2? The team that trailed 17-0 at home early against the Eagles, or the team that rallied to beat Philly scoring 27 unanswered points. Last week Washington was lucky to win the turnover battle by a 3-0 margin, something that they can't count on moving forward. Their offense totaled just 239 yards on 70 plays against Philly, and that is unlikely to cut it here in Arizona. The Cardinals offense looks sharp with Kyler Murray hooking up with DeAndre Hopkins. This should be a double digit win for the home team.

Take ARI.

GL,

Jesse Schule

This is a 5* play on the Buffalo Bills.

The Dolphins spent all of last season "tanking for Tua", and now Tua is sitting on the bench while Ryan Fitzpatrick is running the offense. He completed 20-of-30 passes for 191 yards and three picks in a 21-11 loss to New England in Week 1. Next up are the Buffalo Bills, who impressed in a win over the Jets in Week 1. The experts predicted that Josh Allen would struggle, but he threw for 312 yards and two TDs on 33-of-46 passing against New York. The Bills fancy themselves as favorites to win the AFC East, and it might be a bad idea to bet against them.

Take BUFF.

GL,

Jesse Schule