
The NFL returns this week with just five out of the 32 competing teams with a 100% winning record. San Francisco 49ers, Las Vegas Raiders, Kansas City Chiefs Minnesota Vikings and the Buffalo Bills are all 3-0.
On the other side of the coin, Tennessee Titans, Houston Texans, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Miami Dolphins and the Los Angeles Charges have yet to win a single game and they are all 0-3.
With 32 teams in action, it would be impossible to write previews and distribute NFL betting tips on every single game. So, the remainder of this page will feature previews for some of the games I think will steal the show in week 4.
Our NFL tipster Dave Kuzio has written an NFL season betting preview as well as an NFL Acca for week 4. Check them both out.
One of the NFL's most fierce rivalries takes place in the early hours of Friday morning UK time with the Cleveland Browns playing host to the Pittsburgh Steelers in the AFC North. All four teams in the AFC North Division have a record of 2-1, this game does not only just have bragging rights it also sets a marker down for the remainder of the campaign and puts the winner in a strong position to make the play-offs. The Browns have started to hit form with back-to-back wins after losing the weekend opener. Deshaun Watson has been in fine form for the Browns, he has thrown over 580 yards in three games, resulting in five touchdowns and just one interception. Their best weapon on the ground is Quinshon Jenkins, who carried for 70 yards in their win over Carolina Panthers in week 3. Pittsburgh will be no pushover, QB Aaron Rodgers is rolling back the years with 700 yards passing and four touchdown passes. He passed for 292 yards in their recent win over Cincinnati Bengals and three TD passes. They are also very strong on defence and the pash rush with TJ Watt already collecting 3.5 sacks. He will be looking to get at Watson early on as the QB has been sacked nine times this season, while the Steelers have made eight sacks of their own. That will be one interesting battle. Having said that, I think Watson and his Offensive Line will work the pash rush out and he will guide the Browns to victory. I am backing Watson to throw over 250 yards with two+ TD passes. I feel Rodgers will have a good game in the air as well with over 200 yards.
The NFL is back in London this weekend with the Washington Commanders taking on the Indianapolis Colts at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Both teams are currently 1-2 but they both come into this game on the back of their first wins of the season. The Commanders pulled off the shock result of week three as they defeated defending Super Bowl champions Seattle Seahawks 33-31. The Colts also pulled off a narrow victory as they got past the Houston Texans 19-17. The build up to this game has been all about Jayden Daniels and whether or not he'll be fit to play. He picked up a nasty looking elbow injury during week two, but he was seen practicing in London with a brace on his arm. I cannot see him playing but it will keep the Colts coaching staff guessing for a couple of days. I am expecting Marcus Mariota to take his role at QB. The veteran threw three touchdown passes with no interceptions, while he found Terry McLaurin for six catches and he came up with 77 yards and a TD - a welcome sight for Commanders fans after he was underused by Daniels in the opening two matches. The Colts have Daniel Jones at QB, and he will be key for Indianapolis if they are to record their second win of the campaign. He will be relying on the likes of Jonathan Taylor and Keenan Allen to step up and put pressure on the Commanders defence. However, all eyes will be on Commanders #52 Sonny Styles after a sublime performance against the Seahawks. Styles played every single defensive snap last Sunday and came away with five tackles, an interception, a forced fumble and two defended passes to become the first Rookie in Commanders history to do those things. I have to back the Commanders in this one. They are the designated home team and they have a huge following in the UK. Mariota is a born again QB, he is loving life and if he continues to include McLaurin in his offence, then the Commanders will not miss Daniels as much as they thought. Don't get me wrong, they need #5, but for the time being Mariota can hold down the fort perfectly. I am going with Washington to win, Mariota to throw 2+ TD passes, Jacory Croskey-Merrit to score an anytime TD for the Commanders, and Taylor to score at anytime for the Colts.
This is probably the game of week 4. Both the Las Vegas Raiders and Kansas City Chiefs are undefeated with a 3-0 record and this will be a crucial game in the AFC West Division. The winner of this game will take top spot in the division and be in pole position to qualify for the play-offs. Last season, Patrick Mahomes was not at his best, but he has started in fine form this year. He has already thrown for 812 yards and seven touchdown passes, while he using new running back Kenneth Walker III to full effect as he has run for 360 rushing yards. The Raiders have started like a house on fire with Kirk Cousins already settling in at QB, with nine TD passes as he leads an offence that is averaging 29.3 points per game. Cousins passing game is on points thanks to tight end Brock Bowers, who caught 10 passes for 116 yards and one touchdown in the win over New Orleans Saints. In years gone by, this would be a certain Chiefs win and I wouldn't think twice, but the Raiders look good. Cousins it as his best when he is confident, and with a packed house at the Allegiant Stadium, it could get loud and the fans can roar them on to victory. I have been fortunate to see rugby league games at the Allegiant Stadium, it is such a special place. If the Raiders fans can make it a fortress, then the sky is the limit for their team. I am backing a Raiders win with Cousins throwing over 250 yards and 2+ TD passes. I am also backing Bowers to score for the Raiders and Walker III to cross for the Chiefs. Expect this to be an entertaining and high scoring match.
The first touchdown of each game can be very crucial - just like a goal in football or a try in rugby league. Below are a selection of players we feel have a good chance of scoring the opening TD of the game, all odds are with BetMGM.
Sky Sports is the main broadcaster for NFL in the UK and they show one game on Thursday evening, three games on Sunday and one on Monday Night Football. They also have the Redzone show that covers every game so you do not miss a second of the scoring action.
Sky Sports like to pick their favourites to show live, so if you support an unpopular team, you might not feature on Sky very often in the season. The good news is that Bet365 will stream every single game live on their website or betting app.
You just need to have a funded account or have placed a bet 24 hours prior to be available. Bet365 is the home of NFL live streaming and you do not have to miss a minute of your teams season.

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