Monday Night Football Week 3 Picks: Jaguars at Bills, Commanders at Bengals

Bet The Board FREE Newsletter with more Content & Advice. Sign Up Here: https://t.ly/sIXQlWeek 3 MNF Preview Includes:▶️ Good: (5:10)Spry Aaron RodgersDalton & PanthersBo NixJustin FilesEaglesNFC North▶️ Bad: (19:07)CJ StroudCleveland Browns▶️ Ugly: (23:39)Dolphins OffenseCowboysTitans X2▶️ Week 4 Look Ahead Lines (33:15)▶️ Jaguars at Bills (37:50)▶️ Commanders at Bengals (45:03)▶️ NFL Prop Pick (53:14)In Week 3 of the Bet the Board podcast, Todd Fuhrman and Payne Insider reviewed NFL action, breaking it down into "Good, Bad, and Ugly" segments. Starting with the good, Aaron Rodgers appeared spry, showcasing vintage mobility and poise. Andy Dalton and the Panthers made smart offensive adjustments, Bo Nix impressed in key moments, while Justin Fields continued his development. The Eagles maintained dominance, and the NFC North stood out with gritty performances.On the downside, CJ Stroud struggled to find rhythm, underscoring growing pains for the second year quarterback. The Cleveland Browns underperformed in pivotal situations, raising concerns about their ability to finish games.The "ugly" focused on the Dolphins offense, which looked disjointed and inefficient, failing to capitalize on key opportunities. The Cowboys were also criticized for their inconsistency, and the Tennessee Titans had two concerning performances that put their competitiveness in question.Looking ahead line are in Week 4 before the guys skirt to MNF. The Jaguars face a tough challenge against the Bills, while the Commanders head into a critical matchup with the Bengals. The podcast also featured an NFL Prop Pick, encouraging bettors to find value in specific player performances as injuries and trends emerge.Throughout the episode, the hosts emphasized adjusting expectations based on early-season takeaways while remaining cautious about overreacting to one-week results.Subscribe to Bet The Board Podcast

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