Sep 23, 2026 · 50 min · 21 segments
NFL Week 3 is here! 🏈🔥 BET ON IT breaks down the biggest games on the board with NFL picks, predictions, Barking Dogs, Gianni’s Steam Report, Marco’s Deli and THREE featured Best Bets. The crew…
Marco D'AngeloHost
Joe RaineriHost
Kelly StewartHost
Please, please, please, please, please talk my survivor partners off of taking the Packers on Thursday night.
Well, A- Atlanta already caught some steam, and that key number is now gone at seven, and I thought there was some value there.
Boom, they took the seven right away, went to six and a half, took a little six and a half.
So I do think you're gonna start to get Green Bay money as we approach game day on Thursday and the recreational bettors start getting involved, especially when you talk about exotics, Kel, and they start adding in those money line parlays, those teasers.
Um, because again, I keep mentioning this, but it's what bookies keep telling me, that the majority of bets now in the NFL are on teasers and on parlays.
So a lot of times, like, they're not even sure what their risk is because it's tied into so many other sides.
Like, it's not like if that side wins, it- the ticket cashes, 'cause there's other sides on those tickets, and that's where they have problem assessing the risk, um, with the NFL.
And because of that, like y- you've been able to pick off some numbers that have s- lasted up there longer than they should have.
Uh, Atlanta's looked dismal, obviously, uh, but they're still not the worst team in the NFL.
Um, with that said, they've been a lot better on the defensive side of the ball so far.
It's the defensive side of the ball where is their strength, and you say, "How?" They've given up 34 to Carolina, they gave up 20 to Pittsburgh.
When your offense puts up an average of eight points per game, that puts a ton of pressure on your defense over and over and over and over again, and when you're looking up at the scoreboard and now you're fall behind seven, now you fall behind 14, now you fall behind 21, it's pretty hard to go out there and play defense.
Please, please, please, please, please talk my survivor partners off of taking the Packers on Thursday night.
Well, A- Atlanta already caught some steam, and that key number is now gone at seven, and I thought there was some value there.
Boom, they took the seven right away, went to six and a half, took a little six and a half.
So I do think you're gonna start to get Green Bay money as we approach game day on Thursday and the recreational bettors start getting involved, especially when you talk about exotics, Kel, and they start adding in those money line parlays, those teasers.
Um, because again, I keep mentioning this, but it's what bookies keep telling me, that the majority of bets now in the NFL are on teasers and on parlays.
So a lot of times, like, they're not even sure what their risk is because it's tied into so many other sides.
Like, it's not like if that side wins, it- the ticket cashes, 'cause there's other sides on those tickets, and that's where they have problem assessing the risk, um, with the NFL.
And because of that, like y- you've been able to pick off some numbers that have s- lasted up there longer than they should have.
Uh, Atlanta's looked dismal, obviously, uh, but they're still not the worst team in the NFL.
Um, with that said, they've been a lot better on the defensive side of the ball so far.
It's the defensive side of the ball where is their strength, and you say, "How?" They've given up 34 to Carolina, they gave up 20 to Pittsburgh.
When your offense puts up an average of eight points per game, that puts a ton of pressure on your defense over and over and over and over again, and when you're looking up at the scoreboard and now you're fall behind seven, now you fall behind 14, now you fall behind 21, it's pretty hard to go out there and play defense.
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