Jags falcons prediction
Trevor Lawrence and the Jacksonville Jaguars go to London to face Bijan Robinson and the Atlanta Falcons. Here's who NFL experts pick to win. The Jaguars are favorites to defeat the Falcons, according to the BetMGM NFL odds. Looking to wager? Check out the best mobile sports betting. The Jaguars are a three-point favorite over the Falcons with the jags falcons prediction set at Our betting analysts Tyler Fulghum, Seth Walder, Eric Moody. Our formula predicts the Atlanta Falcons will beat the Jacksonville Jaguars by a score of 18– Win Probability.
Falcons-Jaguars, NFL betting odds, picks, tips
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The Falcons, based on their current odds (+50000), have a 0.2% chance of winning the Super Bowl. At +700, the Falcons have a 12.5% chance of advancing to the playoffs. The Jaguars are three-point favorites, while the over/under, or total number of points Vegas thinks will be scored, is 42.5 in the latest Falcons vs. Jaguars odds. Before you make any Jaguars vs. Falcons picks, you need to see the NFL predictions and betting advice from SportsLine's advanced computer simulation model.Can Falcons go to playoffs? Falcons Super Bowl Odds Insights
Has Jacksonville ever won a Super Bowl? One of 13 teams to never have won the Super Bowl, the Jags are actually part of a much more exclusive club as one of just four teams who have never played in the big game. Of course, that's not something a franchise aims for, so they'll be eager to escape that unfortunate club as soon as they can.
Who is predicted to win Falcons vs Jaguars? The Jaguars
How many wins does Jacksonville have? 198 wins
Who will win Atlanta or Jax? The Jaguars are a 3-point favorite over the Falcons in NFL Week 4 odds for the game. Jacksonville is -160 on the moneyline, while Atlanta is +135. The over/under (point total) is set at 43.5 points.
What are the odds of the Jaguars going to the Super Bowl? 📊 The Jaguars Super Bowl odds are +1600, per Hard Rock Bet, which ranks them 8th in the NFL. 🏆 Using implies probabiliy, the Jaguars have a 5.9% chance to win Super Bowl LVIII in 2024.
Atlanta Falcons at Jacksonville Jaguars: Predictions, picks and odds for NFL Week 4 game
These are two teams I've been pretty skeptical of, but Atlanta's flaw -- a very lackluster passing attack -- is harder to ignore. The Falcons need exceptional performances on the ground and while that is possible given the players they have, the Jaguars' run defense is pretty strong, ranking third in EPA allowed per designed run this year.
Tyler Fulghum: This is a tough handicap for me. The Falcons have a much-improved defense, and despite their limitations at QB, can run the ball effectively to keep it away from Trevor Lawrence. I don't know what it is about the Jaguars, but they seem to let us down just when we think they've earned our trust last week at home vs.
Houston coming off a home loss to the Chiefs. I'll be staying away from betting the side or total in this one, but I did pick Jacksonville in Pigskin Pick 'Em this week. Anita Marks: Jaguars London is like a home game for the Jaguars, who have won their past three at Wembley Stadium. The Jags have been one of the unluckiest teams -- nine drops by receivers -- and two potential TDs to Calvin Ridley.
The Falcons' defense has allowed over yards of offense per game, while the Jags' defense has allowed only 84 rushing yards per game. Atlanta is one dimensional, it likes to run the football, and that plays right into what the Jacksonville does so well. Eric Moody: I'm buying into the Ridley revenge game narrative. He has receiving yards on 13 receptions 26 targets.
It is worth noting, however, that he had receiving yards in the season opener. Ridley knows how the Falcons' defense works and their tendencies and Lawrence should target him early and often. Anita Marks: Calvin Ridley over Ridley dropped two passes last week and one of them was a potential touchdown.
Lawrence still believes in Ridley though as he still saw seven targets in the game. Tyler Fulghum: The Falcons' pass defense is much improved this season and I think it is for real. They are fourth in the league in pass yards allowed per game. Now, some of that is because they haven't played the best QBs in the NFL yet, plus their ability to play keep away from opposing offenses with their dominant run game.
However, I like this spot for Ridley to bounce back with a big game. Jags falcons prediction I'd play the over on his receiving prop tota l. After an awesome Week 1 performance against the Colts, Ridley has put up a couple of duds. He's due for a bounce-back and of course he'll be motivated to perform at the highest level against his former team. Eric Moody: Desmond Ridder over The Jaguars' defense has allowed Although the Falcons rely heavily on the running game, Desmond Ridder has surpassed If Atlanta's offensive line provides adequate pass protection, that streak is likely to continue against the Jaguars.
Seth Walder: Desmond Ridder over 0. Like I mentioned in the first section, the Jaguars have been strong on run defense. That should force the Falcons to throw more, and that increases the chance Ridder throws a pick. Eric Moody: Evan Engram over Engram is someone I project to be actively involved against Atlanta. He ranks first among tight ends in yards after catch, second in receptions, and third in receiving yards.
The Falcons' defense has allowed a number of tight ends to perform beyond expectation. Because my mother always said, "If you don't have something nice to say, don't say anything. Right now, there's not a whole lot of nice things to say about the Jacksonville Jaguars and their struggling offense. 
So I figured I'd send a shoutout to my kid's team and coach instead. Times-Union columnist Gene Frenette has given them an "F" on offense in his post-game grades for two weeks in a row, losses to the Chiefs and Texans.
If they lose to the Falcons in London on Sunday and fall to with the Buffalo Bills staring at them the following week, then this season could be a disaster. The offense needs to wake up and play inspired football the way my daughter's team plays inspired soccer. The Jaguars need to find the love of playing the game again. They need that child-like innocence to help them loosen up.
Then, and only then, can they get back on the winning path. Our prognosticators were last week. I think I was right after we went after Week 1: we should have all retired. While I don't think the Jaguars will crush the Falcons, I do think that this team is ready for a slight bounce-back week, getting a win. They'll be steady offensively without the game getting too out of control before scoring a game-winning touchdown.
The team is motivated, but it isn't an overnight fix. Both offenses have struggled especially along the offensive line but the Jags have the better QB. They get two sacks, which is good enough.