Saturday, September 19, 2026

I expect this game to have a heavy dose of Christian McCaffrey and Kaelon Black, as the Niners attempt to control the game via time-of-possession. A heavy dose of run plays means a continuous clock and a shortened game, which is an ideal recipe for an under before even adding the travel element.

Tennessee opened with a terrible 23-10 home loss to the Jets in Week 1, suggesting that it is the worst team in the entire NFL -- or maybe the second-worst, ahead of Cleveland. Philadelphia (1-0) should roll.

While a 6.37 ERA is daunting at first glance, Gabriel Hughes holds a 3.77 xERA, suggesting positive regression. He has also been significantly better at home, posting a 3.81 ERA at Coors Field compared to an 8.71 ERA in road starts. Seattle starter Bryan Woo has been in excellent form.

Both starting pitchers in this matchup are rookies. Chicago's David Sandlin is making just his fifth MLB start, while Detroit's Andrew Sears is making his third. Both have struggled early on in their respective big league careers, and both offenses should be able to do some damage at the plate in this one.

The Cardinals are clearly better than what their market expectations were prior to the season. Seattl

While a 6.37 ERA is daunting at first glance, Gabriel Hughes holds a 3.77 xERA, suggesting positive regression. He has also been significantly better at home, posting a 3.81 ERA at Coors Field compared to an 8.71 ERA in road starts. Seattle starter Bryan Woo has been in excellent form.

In his last seven starts dating back to August 7, Tyler Mahle has not given up more than two earned runs in a start. Peter Lambert has held his opponents to three earned runs or less in 12 of his last 13 starts.

Both starting pitchers in this matchup are rookies. Chicago's David Sandlin is making just his fifth MLB start, while Detroit's Andrew Sears is making his third. Both have struggled early on in their respective big league careers, and both offenses should be able to do some damage at the plate in this one.

Four of the last seven head-to-head encounters have produced no more than 40 points. Largely due to Atlanta's offense issues, another relatively low-scoring affair could be in the cards.

While a 6.37 ERA is daunting at first glance, Gabriel Hughes holds a 3.77 xERA, suggesting positive regression. He has also been significantly better at home, posting a 3.81 ERA at Coors Field compared to an 8.71 ERA in road starts. Seattle starter Bryan Woo has been in excellent form.

In his last seven starts dating back to August 7, Tyler Mahle has not given up more than two earned runs in a start. Peter Lambert has held his opponents to three earned runs or less in 12 of his last 13 starts.

The Cardinals are clearly better than what their market expectations were prior to the season. Seattle's offense is not equipped to pull away from them in the desert.

Both starting pitchers in this matchup are rookies. Chicago's David Sandlin is making just his fifth MLB start, while Detroit's Andrew Sears is making his third. Both have struggled early on in their respective big league careers, and both offenses should be able to do some damage at the plate in this one.

The A’s have lost four of their last five games by a combined score of 35-7, while four of the Guardians’ last five total wins and 11 of their last 13 non-divisional wins have been by multiple runs.