Post to reference.
- Week 3 teams starting Under-Under were 4-2-0 O/U this season (HOU vs NYG could possibly be counted twice here). The winless start may not be a strong addition to the look. ARI and DAL have now started Under-Under-Under; should see if there is any history for Week 4.
- Home-Home-Away added 2-1 O/U to the tally. (GB@WAS o45.5 duplicated for purposes of bookkeeping).
Note: the two plays that trended the same in multiple ways (both HOU and NYG starting Under-Under, GB and WAS fitting into their respective trends) went 2-0.
[*]Week 3 Home openers were more appropriately favored this season. They went 2-1 ATS (KC, SEA with the wins) against an expected 1-2. Those two stadiums are notoriously tougher to play in; should pay attention to that mayhap.
[*]JAX not only failed to cover but lost outright to TEN in their first divisional game of the season. Despite a more recent trend to the Over in this scenario, the total never had a chance; no touchdowns were scored. Should look at first divisional game in Week 4 imo.
[*]Final tally still out on winless Over-Over starts to the season, but BUF and DET held up their ends of the deal today. 2-0 out of 3 plays with PIT@TB to be determined. Up
For the record, Over-Over starts (regardless of win streak considerations) were historically less likely to go Under than U-U to go O and it seems like that held form today from a quick glance. It is noteworthy that some Over-Over starts conflicted with other angles presented in the original post. (LAC, BAL and GB)
- Both PIT and TB have started the season Over-Over.
Congrats PIT@TB over backers.