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Chip’s ‘Guaranteed’ Fab-5 of NFL Best Bets Winners

Chip Chirimbes the Big Game Player, Las Vegas Hilton Champion and Vegas NFL Handicapping Award winner has posted his FAB-5 of NFL Best Bet winners. Sunday, he has posted his Highest-Rated NFL Megabucks winner between New England and the New York Jets, his Money Game  winner between Denver and Miami, his Vegas Insider between Atlanta and Detroit, his Power Play winner between Tennessee and Cleveland and his Heavy Hitter between Carolina and Seattle. Get it ALL Guaranteed to turn a PROFIT for just $99.

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Indianapolis at Baltimore 1:00 ET

Colts (+) over Ravens- For his own sack it is better that the Colts rookie quarterback Richardson misses this game after getting knocked out of the game two straight weeks. Who know what the Ravens would have done to him. Gardner Minshew will pick up the start and he completing 19 of 23 passes for 171 yards with a touchdown after replacing the injured QB. Minshew led three straight scoring drives that gave Indianapolis (1-1) a 31-10 lead in the third quarter. Baltimore (2-0) has no such worries about its starting quarterback for now. Lamar Jackson appears to have found a happy medium between running the ball and throwing from the pocket during the Ravens' quick start. But, they Colts own this series. take INDIANAPOLIS!

Carolina at Seattle 4:05 ET

Panthers (+) over Seahawks- Carolina rookie quarterback Bryce Young, the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL draft in April, is hurting. He didn't participate in practice Wednesday or Thursday because of an ankle injury, leading the Panthers to announce that Young is not expected to play against the Seahawks (1-1). Veteran Andy Dalton will start for the Panthers (0-2) in Young's absence. Dalton, in his 13th NFL season, is 83-77-2 as a starter during his career. He spent nine seasons in Cincinnati before one-year stops in Dallas, Chicago and New Orleans. The Seahawks evened their record with a 37-31 overtime victory Sunday at Detroit, as Tyler Lockett scored the winner on a 6-yard pass from Geno Smith. The Seahawks also have injury concerns and may be without four starters. Take CAROLINA! 

Atlanta at Detroit 1:00 ET

Falcons (+) over Lions- Detroit was off to a great start with a win over Kansas City and then fell in a humbling 37-31 overtime loss to the Seattle Seahawks, when several key players were injured, the Lions look vulnerable again. Two defensive starters, safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson (torn pectoral muscle) and defensive end James Houston (ankle fracture), were placed on the injured list. Also, two of their top offensive playmakers, running back David Montgomery (thigh) and wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown (toe), did not practice Wednesday. Atlanta will feature the top two running backs chosen in the draft. Atlanta's Bijan Robinson, the No. 8 overall pick, rushed for 124 yards in the Falcons' 25-24 win over the Green Bay Packers. The Falcons will feature the top two running backs chosen in the draft. Atlanta's Bijan Robinson, the No. 8 overall pick, rushed for 124 yards in the Falcons' 25-24 win over the Green Bay Packers. Take ATLANTA!  

Denver at Miami 1:00 ET

Broncos (+) over Dolphins- Mike McDaniel took over as Dolphins coach last season, leading the team to a 9-8 record and its first playoff appearance since 2016. Miami (2-0) picked up right where it left off under McDaniel, as the Dolphins are averaging 30 points and a league-best 462.5 yards per game following last Sunday's 24-17 victory over the New England Patriots. Denver hasn't been able to get in the win column just yet, Russell Wilson is finally starting to look like the quarterback the Broncos thought they were trading for. The Broncos led 21-3 at one point but surrendered 10 points in the final 1:47 of the first half before crumbling following the break. Denver's two losses have come by a combined three points, and executing plays when it matters most is quickly becoming an issue. This time they get it done. Take DENVER!  

New England at New York Jets 1:00 ET

Jets (+) over Patriots- The last time the New York Jets defeated the New England Patriots, Barack Obama was president as the Patriots have beaten the Jets 14 straight times. Mac Jones leads the league in pass attempts, having completed 66 of 96 throws for 547 yards, four touchdowns and two interceptions through two games but he Patriots have gained just 164 yards on the ground, sixth fewest in the league. The Jets' young core has not been part of many defeats to New England, but players recognize the losing streak and want to start their own history. This is the start of a Jets streak over the Pats. Take NEW YORK JETS!  

Tennessee at Cleveland 1:00 ET

Browns (-) over Titans- The Browns have had their season turned upside down. Cleveland lost star running back Nick Chubb to a season ending knee injury and now the Browns will begin moving forward Sunday when they face the visiting Tennessee Titans. Chubb exited Monday night's 26-22 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers in the second quarter and he had to be carted off the field. The Titans beat the Chargers 27-24 in overtime last Sunday, holding Los Angeles to just 61 yards on the ground while the Titans Derrick Henry was limited during Wednesday's practice with a toe injury. Take CLEVELAND!