After another chaotic Sunday, New Jersey bettors can start to strategize for Week 4. All eight online sportsbooks have released lines on the games. Let’s take a look.

(Odds updated 9/24/18)

	DraftKings	FanDuel	SugarHouse	BetStars	888sport	Caesars	MGM	Will Hill
Minnesota LA Rams	49 -6.5	48.5 -6.5	49 -6.5	49 -6.5	49 -6.5	49 -6.5	49.5 -6.5	49 -6.5
Buffalo Green Bay	44.5 -9.5	44.5 -10	44.5 -9.5	45 -10	44.5 -9.5	45 -10	44.5 -10	45 -10
Cincinnati Atlanta	-5.5	51.5 -6	-5.5	51.5 -6	-5.5	51 -6	48.5 -5.5	51 -5.5
Detroit Dallas		44 -2.5				44 -3	44 -3
Tampa Bay Chicago								-2.5
Houston Indianapolis	47 -2.5	47.5 -2.5	47 -2.5	47.5 -2.5	47 -2.5	47 -2.5	47.5 -2.5	47.5 -2.5
Miami New England	47.5 -6.5	48 -7	47.5 -6.5	47.5	47.5 -6.5	48 -7	48 -7
NY Jets Jacksonville	38.5 -8	-7.5	38.5 -8	38 -7.5	38.5 -8	38 -7	38 -7.5	38 -7.5
Philadelphia Tennessee	-3.5 42	-3.5 42	-3.5 42	-3.5 41.5	-3.5 42	-3.5 41	-3 42	-3.5 42
Cleveland Oakland	44.5 -3	45 -3	44.5 -3	44.5 -2.5	44.5 -3	44.5 -2	45 -3	45 -2.5
Seattle Arizona	-3 39		-3 39	-3 38.5	-3 39	-3 38.5	-3 37.5	-3 38
NO Saints NY Giants	-3.5 50	-3.5 50	-3.5 50	-3.5 50	-3.5 50	-3.5 50		-3.5 50
SF 49ers LA Chargers	47 -10.5	47 -10.5	47 -10.5	47.5 -10	47 -10.5	47 -10	47 -10.5	47.5 -10
Baltimore Pittsburgh								-3
KC Chiefs Denver	-4.5 55	-4.5 55	-4.5 55	-4.5 55.5	-4.5 55

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Week 4 betting breakdown

Vikings at Rams (-6.5): The Rams are the new Super Bowl favorites and have looked very impressive to start the season. FanDuel opened the total at 49.5, while William Hill and BetStars opened at 49 (same -110 price as other books).

NY Jets at Jaguars (-8): Two teams looking for bounce-back wins after disappointing losses. The Jets have won the last four in the series, including three straight at the Meadowlands. FanDuel is giving the Jags a half-point of value (local bias, knowing their customer base), while the Jets are actually getting a half-point at William Hill.

Eagles (-3.5) at Titans: FanDuel was the only book with the spread, total and moneyline listed on Monday, while William Hill was the only spread-only offer. These prices could easily change once the Titans name a starter. Carson Wentz is 6-9 SU on the road but 7-8 ATS.

Bills at Packers (-9.5): For the second week in a row, the Bills open as a big underdog on the road against an NFC North opponent. Aaron Rodgers defeated Buffalo 34-7 in their last meeting at Lambeau in 2010. The Bills are getting a half-point of value at William Hill.

Bengals at Falcons (-5.5): The only book offering the total and ML as of Monday was FanDuel. Andy Dalton won the only meeting against Matt Ryan in Cincinnati in 2014.

Texans at Colts (-2.5): Seemingly a must-win game for the 0-3 Texans. Andrew Luck is 3-1 at home all-time against his AFC South rivals (SU and ATS).

Buccaneers at Bears (-2.5): Only William Hill had this game on the board Monday, installing the Bucs as underdogs for the fourth straight week. Look for these numbers to move after Monday night. Ryan Fitzpatrick has split two starts against Chicago in his career.

Detroit at Dallas (-3): This line could flip once all the books in NJ get it listed. Dallas has won three of the last four hosting the Lions.

Dolphins at Patriots (-7): The Patriots have struggled this year, while the Dolphins travel to Foxboro undefeated. The Pats get the recency bias, having won the last nine home games against Miami.

Browns at Raiders (-3): The Browns are 3-0 ATS this season. Oakland, which has won the last four matchups, gets an extra half-point value at William Hill.

Seahawks (-3) at Cardinals: Seattle has won four of the last five games in Glendale (the other game was the 6-6 tie in 2016). Arizona got an extra half-point value at William Hill at open.

Saints (-3.5) at Giants: Does that opening total of 50 seem high? Four of the last five matchups saw the teams combine for at least 73 points.

49ers at Chargers (-10.5): Only a couple books had this game on the board on Monday as we await the diagnosis for Jimmy Garoppolo. The Chargers got a full point extra value at William Hill at the open.

Ravens at Steelers (-3.5): William Hill was the only book offering this game as of Monday afternoon. The Steelers have won four of the last five against Baltimore at Heinz Field.

Chiefs (-3.5) at Broncos: Chiefs get the recency bias with the 3-0 start and Patrick Mahomes record start (13 TDs in the first 3 games). KC has five wins in a row against their rivals, including the last three at Denver. The Broncos are getting an extra half-point value at BetStarsNJ (mobile only).

After another wild Sunday (and another tie in a divisional game), sportsbooks in New Jersey have released their NFL lines for Week 3. Below you’ll find updated lines for all eight of the legal online books in NJ, along with some information for each game that might help you make some betting decisions in Week 3.

(Odds updated 9/23/18)

	DraftKings	FanDuel	SugarHouse	BetStars	888sport	Caesars	MGM	Will Hill
NY Jets Cleveland	43 -3	41 -3	43 -3	41 -3	43 -3	41 -3	40.5 -3	41 -3
Buffalo Minnesota	41.5 -16.5	41.5 -16.5	41.5 -16.5	41 -16.5	41.5 -16.5	40.5 -17	41 -16.5	41 -16.5
NY Giants Houston	43 -6	43 -6	43 -6	43.5 -6	43 -6	43.5 -6	41.5 -6	43.5 -6
Green Bay Washington	-2.5 45	-2.5 45.5	-2.5 45	-2.5 45.5	-2.5 45	-3 45	-3 45.5	-3 45
SF 49ers Kansas City	55 -6.5	54 -6	55 -6.5	54.5 -6	55 -6.5	54.5 -6	54.5 -6.5	54.5 -6
Oakland Miami	44.5 -3	44.5 -3	44.5 -3	43.5 -3	44.5 -3	44.5 -3	43.5 -3	43.5 -3
Indianapolis Philadelphia	46 -6.5	45.5 -6	46 -6.5	45.5 -6	46 -6.5	46 -6.5	46 -7	46 -6.5
Tennessee Jacksonville	39.5 -9.5	39.5 -9.5	39.5 -9.5	39.5 -9.5	39.5 -9.5	38.5 -9.5	40 -9	39.5 -9.5
Cincinnati Carolina	44.5 -3	44.5 -2.5	44.5 -3	44.5 -2.5	44.5 -3	44 -3	43.5 -3	44 -3
Denver Baltimore	46.5 -6	46 -6	46.5 -6	46 -6	46.5 -6	46 -6	46 -6	46 -6
NO Saints Atlanta	53.5 -2.5	53.5 -2	53.5 -2.5	53.5 -2	53.5 -2.5	53.5 -2	53 -2.5	53.5 -2
LA Chargers LA Rams	48.5 -7	49 -7	48.5 -7	49 -7	48.5 -7	48 -7	48 -7	49 -7
Chicago Arizona	-5.5 38.5	-5.5 39	-5.5 38.5	-6 39	-5.5 38.5	-6.5 37.5	-6 38.5	-6 38.5
Dallas Seattle	40.5 -2	41 -2	40.5 -2	40.5 -1	40.5 -2	41.5 -1	40.5 -1.5	40.5 -1
NE Patriots Detroit	-7 54.5	-6.5 55	-7 54.5	-6.5 55	-7 54.5	-6 52	-7 54.5	-7 55
Pittsburgh Tampa Bay	-1.5 53.5	-1 54	-1.5 53.5	-1 54	-1.5 53.5	-1.5 54	PK 54	-1 54.5

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Week 3 betting breakdown

NY Jets at Cleveland (-3): No regional bias in this matchup, despite bettors taking the Jets all preseason. Cleveland may have a new placekicker by Thursday night. Interesting note: While most of the book posted 40 or 40.5 for the total, 888sport has 43 with -143 on the under (+117 on the over) as of Thursday afternoon.

Colts at Eagles (-7): Carson Wentz will return under center for the Eagles, which leaves Philly as the considerable favorite. Wentz has won his last eight starts at home and is 12-2 there overall (11-3 ATS).

Saints at Falcons (-3): Recency bias might be a factor here with the Saints failing to cover their first two games this year. The Falcons have won 3 of the last 4 at home against their division rivals.

49ers at Chiefs (-6): Intriguing matchup of two rising star QBs. Books offering the total have it at 55.5 or higher, the biggest one so far this season.

Raiders at Dolphins (-3): Miami gets the nod despite losing to Oakland at home last year. Dolphins bettors could avoid the half-point kicker at FanDuel as of Monday afternoon.

Bills at Vikings (-16.5): This might be the biggest spread we see all season. Since the start of last season, Minnesota is 9-1 at home (6-3 ATS with two half-point misses).

Bengals at Panthers (-3): Despite the 2-0 (SU and ATS) start, the Bengals finds themselves underdogs on the road. The last time Carolina hosted Cincinnati was 2010, a win by Carson Palmer.

Titans at Jaguars (-9.5): Both teams coming off emotional wins in Week 2, Tennessee winning without Marcus Mariota. The Jags have won 3 of the last 4 at home to the Titans.

Packers (-3) at Redskins: If Aaron Rodgers practices more this week than last, watch for this line to move. Fun fact: Rodgers is 0-2 at Fedex Field. His only win over Washington was in the 2015 Wild Card round.

Broncos at Ravens (-6): Denver makes it 3-for-3 this week in teams traveling two time zones or more opening as significant underdogs. Joe Flacco is 2-1 against Denver at home, a team that hasn’t visited Baltimore since 2012.

Giants at Texans (-6.5): Two teams looking for their first win. Houston making its home debut.  Eli Manning has won all three starts against Houston.

Chargers at Rams (-7): This is an intriguing matchup that could see significant line movement over the week. William Hill opened it at a full touchdown and most of the other books have followed.

Bears (-6.5) at Cardinals: Bold call here by William Hill to open the Bears a sizable favorite on a short week and traveling. The line has moved to 5.5 as of Sunday morning.

Cowboys at Seahawks (-1): Two underachieving teams at the start of the year, but Dallas got a win last Sunday at home. Now traveling to Seattle to face the 12th man as a short underdog.

Patriots (-6.5) at Lions: This seems easy: Patriots HC Bill Belichick is excellent against his former assistants and is 4-0 against Detroit.

Steelers (-1) at Bucs: FitzMagic is a dog — again. The Steelers are favorites despite Le’Veon Bell’s holdout — again.