NFL Preseason Week 2 Odds - Football Betting

2023 NFL Preseason Week 2 Spreads, Moneylines and Totals

NFL Preseason Week 2 Betting

They say, "Hope springs eternal” each March at Major League Baseball spring training. The same can be said for preseason football. A great example comes from Week 1 NFL preseason openers. The Green Bay Packers rolled past the Cincinnati Bengals 36-19 to begin life outside Mr. Rodgers's (Aaron) Neighborhood. New starting QB Jordan Love looked razor-sharp, going 7-10 for 46 yards and a TD. Just as impressive was Emanuel Wilson, with six rushes good for 111 yards and two TDs with a long of 80 yards. Ignoring the fact that Joe Burrow was out of the Cincinnati lineup, it was the type of performance that gave Packer Backers hope for 2023.

Week 2 of the NFL Preseason offers plenty of similar opportunities for optimism. But also despair. At least temporarily.

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NFL Preseason Week 2 Betting Lines

SPREAD TOTAL MONEY LINE
Thursday, August 17
Cleveland Browns at Philadelphia Eagles (-4) 38 TBA
Friday, August 18
Carolina Panthers at New York Giants (-3) 38.5 TBA
Cincinnati Bengals at Atlanta Falcons (-7) 39 TBA
Saturday, August 19
Jacksonville Jaguars (-3.5) at Detroit Lions 39.5 TBA
Miami Dolphins at Houston Texans (-3) 40 TBA
Buffalo Bills at Pittsburgh Steelers (-2.5) 41.5 TBA
Chicago Bears at Indianapolis Colts (-3.5) 41 TBA
Tampa Bay Buccaneers at New York Jets (-2.5) 37 TBA
New England Patriots at Green Bay Packers (-3) 37.5 TBA
Tennessee Titans (-2) at Minnesota Vikings 37.5 TBA
Kansas City Chiefs (-7.5) at Arizona Cardinals 41 TBA
Denver Broncos (-4) at San Francisco 49ers 39 TBA
Las Vegas Raiders (-3.5) at Los Angeles Rams 36.5 TBA
Dallas Cowboys at Seattle Seahawks (-6.5) 38 TBA
Sunday, August 20
New Orleans Saints (-3) at Los Angeles Chargers 38.5 TBA
Monday, August 21
Baltimore Ravens (-3.5) at Washington Commanders 39 TBA
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The late great John Madden preached that the most important preseason game is the next to last one. And nearly all NFL coaches support the Madden theory. Starters and key performers usually get their highest playing time in the next to last preseason game. The final week of the preseason has become a farce as a virtual final tryout game for marginal players.

Texans Win, but Stroud Doesn’t Figure

The Houston Texans beat the New England Patriots 20-9 last week in the debut of rookie QB CJ Stroud. Stroud was 2-4 for 13 yards with one interception and a sack with a loss of 15 yards. Instead, Davis Mills (9-12, 99 yards, 1 TD) and Case Keenum (9-14, 79 yards, 1 TD) starred at QB for the Texans.

Raiders Roll Niners

Although San Francisco 49ers fans took over Allegiant Stadium in a classic Las Vegas weekend getaway, the Raiders hit the jackpot with a resounding 34-7 win. Aiden O’Connell was 15-18 for 141 yards and a TD to spark the Raiders. Trey Lance got plenty of work time for the 49ers going 10-15 for 112 yards and a TD. However, Lance was sacked four times for 18 yards.

Saints Beat the World Champions…Sort Of

It may have been preseason, but the New Orleans Saints drew attention in a 26-24 win over the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs. Derek Carr had an impressive debut for the Saints, going 6-8 for 70 yards and a TD. Patrick Mahomes was a quiet 2-2 for 15 yards in limited action for the Chiefs. Jake Haener threw a 2-yard TD pass to Ellis Merriweather with 1:20 to play to cut the KC lead to 24-23 after the 2-point conversion failed. But Balke Grupe kicked a game-winning 31-yard field goal at the gun to win it for the Saints.

Richardson Gets Rude Welcome To NFL

Rookie QB Anthony Richardson saw plenty of action in his NFL debut for the Colts in a 23-19 loss to the Buffalo Bills. Richardson was 7-012 for 67 yards with an interception. By contrast, Matt Barkley was 14-15 for 172 yards and two TDs for Buffalo.

Bryce Young and Panthers Shutout By Jets

Aaron Rodgers rocked the sideline for the New York Jets and was hardly missed in a 27-0 win for the Spearmint Gang over the Carolina Panthers. Bryce Young, the number one overall pick of the 2023 NFL Draft, made his Carolina debut. Young was 4-6 for 21 yards and was sacked once for nine yards. Zach Wilson was impressive for New York, going 14-20 for 123 yards and a TD.

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