UNDERs Cashing for NFL Prime-time Games

UNDER is your newest OVER in NFL prime period and UNDERs are currently cashing intensely for televised games. With an identical record for its totals, the UNDER has hit in eight of them, after 10 games at the spotlight.
If you had bet $100 to the full-game UNDER in each prime-time game of this 2019 season, you'd be around $527.27 in profit.
Going back 18 years, 2019 has got the second-best UNDER album (according to percent ) to get prime-time games after three weeks based on Odds Shark's database. Prime-time games in 2019 have experienced an average combined score of 35.7 points per match.
The ideal record (based on percentage) after three weeks of an NFL regular season had been in 2006 when six of the eight prime-time games went UNDER with one PUSH. If you exclude the PUSH, that is an 85.7 percent achievement rate.?? In 2006, Week 1 had no Thursday nighter, that explains why there was just an eight-game sample size and only one Monday Night Football match.?? Those games have an average combined score of 31.2.
Outside of Monday night's turnover-fest between the Bears and Redskins, every prime-time game has begun gradually with it seeming like teams'??crimes are still currently appearing rusty from lack of preseason reps.
First downs can be a key indicator for totals in the NFL. Take Washington Redskins games. The OVER has hit at every time with their competitor and the Redskins having united to move the sticks around 40 occasions in each of those matches.
Back in 10 prime-time matches in 2019, the 2 contestants??have combined for 40 first downs the Texans-Saints match at Week 1, that went OVER, along with the Bears-Redskins game at Week 3, which also travelled OVER. Listed below are their combined down and the 10 games totals:
Eagles average 20.7 first downs per game while the Packers are averaging 16.3. Defenses might be on full display.
Cowboys standing second in NFL in first downs per game at 25.3 while the Saints??are averaging 18.3. Worth noting that Saints merely had 15 first downs in Week 3 versus Seattle.
The Bengals and Steelers rank in the lowest five in first downs per game with the Bengals in 17.7 and the Steelers at 14.3. Neither offense has looked fantastic during three weeks.

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