NFL Week 3 picks and predictions
By Josh Sanchez
It’s time to bring our NFL Week 3 picks and predictions, with the season kicking off at the Georgia Dome on Thursday night when the Atlanta Falcons play host to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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Week 2 was rough across the board with the NFL landscape still attempting to take shape, but everyone will be looking to bounce back with a big week in Week 3.
Check out the standings after two weeks:
Josh Hill: 19-13
Mike Dyce: 16-16
Patrick Allen: 15-17
Josh Sanchez: 14-18
Jack Jorgensen: 13-19
After all of the wild and unpredictable games and injuries that piled up in the second week of the season, there are fewer consensus picks among the panel than ever before. The teams that do have everyone’s confidence are the New England Patriots, Dallas Cowboys, Cincinnati Bengals and then two teams who are searching for their first win of the season — the New Orleans Saints and Indianapolis Colts.
How will the FanSided editorial team do this week?
Here are our predictions for Week 3 of the regular season:
NOTE: Panel includes VP of content Patrick Allen, Editor-in-Chief Josh Sanchez, Editors Mike Dyce, Josh Hill and Jack Jorgensen
How do you think our panel will do in Week 2? Sound off in the comments section below with your own thoughts and predictions for the opening weekend of the NFL regular season.
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