2025 NFL Preseason Week 2 Odds - Football Betting

NFL Preseason Week 2 Online Betting - Football Picks

NFL Preseason Week 2 Online Betting

The second week of the Preseason will serve the role that Week 3 of the preseason used to fulfill. Back when the preseason was four weeks, the third week was the most important. Regular players would see the most amount of playing time. The late great Hall of Famer John Madden said that the next-to-last preseason game was the one that was most treated like a regular-season game. Still, there will be plenty of substituting and lineup rotation in Week 2 preseason games. Live in-game betting will see a surge in action as a result of this, changing players on the fly.

NFL Preseason Week 2 Betting Lines

NFL Preseason Week 2 Schedule

MATCHUP TIME (ET)
Friday, August 15
Tennessee Titans at Atlanta Falcons 7:00 PM
Saturday, August 16
Carolina Panthers at Houston Texans 1:00 PM
Cleveland Browns at Philadelphia Eagles 1:00 PM
Green Bay Packers at Indianapolis Colts 1:00 PM
New England Patriots at Minnesota Vikings 1:00 PM
Baltimore Ravens at Dallas Cowboys 7:00 PM
Los Angeles Chargers at Los Angeles Rams 7:00 PM
New York Jets at New York Giants 7:00 PM
Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Pittsburgh Steelers 7:00 PM
Sunday, August 17
Arizona Cardinals at Denver Broncos TBA
Miami Dolphins at Detroit Lions TBA
San Francisco 49ers at Las Vegas Raiders TBA
Kansas City Chiefs at Seattle Seahawks TBA
Jacksonville Jaguars at New Orleans Saints 1:00 PM
Buffalo Bills at Chicago Bears 8:00 PM
Monday, August 18
Cincinnati Bengals at Washington Commanders 8:00 PM
Football Picks

The Kansas City Chiefs authored one of the league’s best drafts. General manager Brett Veach found a steal in Jalen Royals, who was widely projected as a Day 2 choice. Also, Kansas City nabbed three defenders, including Omar Norton Norman-Lott, who should contribute as a rookie on pass-rushing downs next to Chris Jones. Meanwhile, in the first round, Josh Simmons is the ultimate boom-or-bust pick. To show, he is an incredibly talented left tackle coming off a torn patellar tendon. Thus, if the Chiefs win the gamble, this draft will be a grand slam.

Namely, Philadelphia’s Jeffrie Lurie and Howie Roseman are redefining what it takes to beat the best. Lurie has emerged as pro football’s model owner, having produced two Super Bowl titles. In like manner, Roseman has proven that an effective general manager does not have to come from a pure football background. And then there is head coach Nick Sirianni. Since the 2022 season, Sirianni has led the team to two Super Bowls and one title. Last week, the Eagles came up aces again with a draft that graded higher than any other organization.

Indeed, the rest of the league might have groaned seeing GM Howie Roseman add another talented playmaker to an already stacked Philly defensive front. Jihaad Campbell was surprisingly available at the end of the first round. Cause by the fact that teams don’t value off-ball linebackers as much as other positions. But Campbell was a quality pass rusher during his time at Alabama.

The Eagles also added the versatile Mukuba, who can play free safety and nickel cornerback. If Mukuba hits the ground running, defensive coordinator Vic Fangio could have more flexibility with Cooper DeJean.

Dallas found a different way to help Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb without adding to a thin group of skill players early in the draft. The Cowboys opted to do what they do best on draft weekend. Specifically, they drafted an offensive lineman in the first round.

Accordingly, Tyler Booker is set to replace the retired Zack Martin, one of the best draft picks ever for the Jones family. Naturally, Dallas could again have one of the best offensive lines in the league, especially with Booker joining fellow first-round selections Tyler Guyton and Tyler Smith. Also, Dallas has had success drafting cornerbacks. So that could be a good sign for Shavon Revel, a first-round talent with injury worries.

Baltimore has a certain type of player that it prefers. Certainly, the Ravens stuck to that formula this year. To illustrate, the Ravens took Malaki Starks in the first round to pair with Kyle Hamilton. In turn, that gave Baltimore one of the league’s top safety pairings if Starks reaches his full potential.

Also, the Ravens landed Mike Green in the second round. Consider that Green is rated a first-round talent who fell due to sexual assault allegations. Additionally, Jones is a value pick on the offensive line. But whether he sticks at tackle or kicks inside remains to be seen.

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