Get ready for Week 3 of the NFL season, because SportsLine’s proven computer model has already run 10,000 simulations for every game, locking in some wild score predictions for the 14 Sunday matchups. This isn’t just guesswork, either. This model has been on fire, racking up over $7,000 for $100 players on top-rated NFL picks since its inception. It’s sitting on a red-hot 53-41 run on those top-rated picks just since 2024, consistently ranking in the top 10 on NFLPickWatch four of the past six years. It even beat more than 94% of CBS Sports Football Pick’em players four separate times. When numbers like that show up, you gotta pay attention.
Highest Totals and Early Injury Bombs
If you’re into the action, these simulations are dropping serious insights. The highest total on the board this Sunday? A whopping 52.5 points in the Ravens vs. Cowboys game, which is being played all the way in Brazil. Talk about high stakes across the globe! But on the flip side, the lowest total is sitting at 39.5 points for the Titans vs. Giants matchup. That’s a low number, but it makes sense once you hear why. That total actually dropped four points after Jaxson Dart got injured on Monday. An early-season injury already having that kind of impact? It’s wild, and it tells you everything about how tight these lines are.
Rams vs. Broncos Prediction Has Wild Twists
The model’s got a specific prediction that’s gonna have everyone talking: the Los Angeles Rams beating the Denver Broncos 22-21 this Sunday. Yeah, a one-point game, in Denver, at Empower Field at Mile High at 8:20 p.m. ET. The Broncos are sitting at +2.5 on the spread, and the model says they’re the pick 54% of the time. For the Over/Under crowd, the Over 45.5 is clearing 60% of the time. But here’s the kicker for the Rams: they’re dealing with major injury issues. Pass rusher Myles Garrett is out for several weeks with a knee injury, and that’s a huge blow. On top of that, they are still trying to recover from a brutal 27-7 season-opening loss to the San Francisco 49ers, which happened way out in Melbourne, Australia. Essentially, the Rams are playing their second road game in three weeks, even though they were “home” in Australia. The Broncos, after getting crushed 31-10 in their opener at Kansas City, did rebound to defeat J…
So, all the simulations are done. The numbers are out there, telling us exactly what could go down this Sunday. Get ready to see if these wild predictions hold up on the field. It’s gonna be a must-watch Sunday!
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Originally reported by CBS Sports.
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