The Falcons have six third-down conversions this season, which is the fewest in the NFL. Their 22% third-down conversion rate is the fourth worst in the league.

 The Rams are 4-10-1 against the spread as road underdogs since 2022.

 The Vikings won at Green Bay in Week 8 last season. They haven't won consecutive road games at Lambeau Field since winning three straight from 1991 to 1993.

 The Vikings are 8-2 ATS on the road since the start of last season (9-2 ATS in past 11 road games). 

 Since 2018, the Colts are 6-10 ATS as home underdogs (1-8 ATS as home underdogs of 3 points or less)

 Nix has two rushing touchdowns and no passing TDs, making him the only starting QB this season with multiple rushing scores and zero passing scores through the first three games.

 The Broncos are 3-4 outright when getting at least 5 points under coach Sean Payton (4-3 ATS)

 The Eagles have covered eight straight games when the line is between plus-3 and minus-3. 

 The Bengals are the third team since the 1970 merger to lose as at least 7.5-point favorites twice in the first three weeks (2012 Saints, 1978 Patriots).

 The Jaguars are the only team that has yet to force a turnover. 

 Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence has lost eight straight starts, but his last win was against the Texans in Week 12 of 2023 

 Lawrence is the second QB picked No. 1 overall in the common draft era (since 1967) to have multiple eight-game losing streaks in his career, joining Jim Plunkett.

 The Texans are 6-1 outright and 5-2 ATS after a loss under Ryans. They are 9-2 ATS in their past 11 games following a loss. 

 Washington's 2-1 start can be attributed to its offense and the explosiveness added with Jayden Daniels. The Commanders have scored points on 14 consecutive possessions, excluding two kneel-down situations. 

He won't admit it, but this is a game QB Kyler Murray wants to win -- badly. Across the field from Murray will be former Cardinals coach Kliff Kingsbury, who coached Murray for the first four years of his NFL career.

 The Commanders are the third team in the Super Bowl era to have back-to-back games without a punt along with the 2021 Bills and 2004 Steelers (none has done so in three straight).

 The Commanders are 2-6 ATS in their past seven games as underdogs.

 The Patriots have allowed 10 sacks in their past two games (both losses) after allowing one sack in season-opening win against the Bengals.

 This is the first double-digit spread of the season. This is the first season in the Super Bowl era that no team was favored by double digits in the first three weeks.

 The Browns' offensive line reached crisis mode in Week 3, losing three starters -- right guard Wyatt Teller (knee), left tackle Jedrick Wills Jr. (knee) and right tackle James Hudson III (shoulder). Teller was placed on injured reserve, and there's still uncertainty regarding which of the team's offensive tackles will be available. The offensive line, which has allowed a league-high 16 sacks, will have its hands full against the Raiders, who rank third in pass rush win rate (55.2%).

Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson has posted the worst Total QBR among 29 quarterbacks to start all three games 

 Overs are 8-1 in Browns road games since the start of last season (9-1 in past 10).

 Expect this game to come down to the end. Of the past five Chiefs-Chargers matchups, only once was the final margin more than six points. Lately, the Chiefs have been playing close games against opponents. Kansas City's past six games, dating back to last season's playoffs, have been decided by one score, and three weren't settled until the final play.

: The Chiefs have dominated the Chargers recently, going 8-2 in their past 10 matchups. The Chargers' last win came in January of 2021, when QB Justin Herbert threw for 302 yards and three touchdowns. But Herbert (ankle), right tackle Joe Alt (MCL sprain), outside linebacker Joey Bosa (hip) and Rashawn Slater (pectoral) are nursing injuries and could be out Sunday, so it will be an uphill battle for this team to upset the Chiefs.

 The Chargers have covered seven straight games when getting at least 6 points (Herbert: 6-0 ATS)

The Bills will be without middle linebacker Terrel Bernard (pectoral) and nickel corner Taron Johnson (forearm) for a second straight game, facing a tough test against Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry, who is coming off 151 rushing yards and two touchdowns versus the Cowboys. The Bills' offense has assisted the defense in the past two games by getting out to leads early, which would help Buffalo against this rushing attack. There is also a history of success for this defense against Jackson, who has been limited to 144.5 passing yards per game in two starts against Buffalo. 

 The Ravens and the NFL's worst pass defense look to slow down Josh Allen, whose 92.6 QBR is the highest through three games by any player since the ESPN began tracking it in 2006. Baltimore has surprisingly struggled against the pass, allowing 875 yards through the air -- including a league-worst 363 yards passing in the fourth quarter. It's been a rough start for first-year defensive coordinator Zach Orr. If the Ravens allow 25 or more points for the fourth straight game, it will tie the longest streak in franchise history.

 Ravens overs are 3-0 this season. Unders are 13-4 in Bills road games since 2022. 

 Both teams are 0-3 ATS this season. Unders are 3-0 in Dolphins games.

 The Lions are 37-17 ATS under Campbell, the best record of any team since 2021.