The Philadelphia Eagles continue to earn the title of world travelers to start the year as they head to New Orleans for a matchup with the Saints. These two NFC heavyweights — yes, Dennis Allen's team is a serious contender now — will do battle inside the Caesars Superdome. Which players will be pivotal in the winning effort for either side?
Two of the top five betting favorites to win the NFC meet in Louisiana on Sunday. The New Orleans Saints will look to continue their unexpectedly hot start against one of the early-season Super Bowl favorites, the Philadelphia Eagles. The visitors haven't won in The Big Easy since 2007, will that streak continue?
How will Dennis Allen's defense hold up against the Philadelphia Eagles' rushing attack, led by Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley? The crew answers this pressing question and more when previewing the NFL Week 3 matchup between the New Orleans Saints and Eagles.
Conference play starts for a majority of teams across the power four conferences in Week 4, which makes for a superb viewing slate. Here are the top five games we'll be tuning into this weekend, complete with lines from FanDuel Sportsbook, as well as picks:
The New England Patriots open up their early-season two-game road trip with a short plane ride to MetLife Stadium. The New York Jets will welcome Jerod Mayo and Co. for Thursday Night Football as they search for their first home win over the Patriots since 2015. There's a palpable buzz in the air about Aaron Rodgers' return, will he deliver in front of the home crowd?
AFC East action continues as the New England Patriots and New York Jets get Week 3 started on Thursday Night Football. Both teams are looking to improve to 2-1 in the primetime clash, so who has the edge?
The New Orleans Saints shocked the world in Week 2. The Black and Gold went into AT&T Stadium, a place where the Dallas Cowboys won by an average of 21.5 points last season, and blew out the hosts, 44-19. This performance proved Week 1's dominant victory over the Carolina Panthers wasn't a fluke.
LSU hasn't lost in Columbia, South Carolina since 1930, even after falling behind 17-0 over the weekend. The Tigers were less than convincing in the 36-33 victory, but a win is a win in the SEC. The Bayou Bengals now welcome UCLA and South Alabama before returning to conference play in mid-October.
Fans were quick to call New Orleans' Week 1 performance a fluke, but the Black and Gold went out and defied the odds again in Week 2. The Saints were phenomenal as they demolished the Dallas Cowboys on their home turf, 44-19, to improve to 2-0. It seems the sky is the limit for this high-flying team.
