NFL Week 2 Picks - Late Games

DTMagazine Home
Sports Home
NFL Week 2 - early games

NFL Week 2 - late games

Untitled

Fearless Rick & Coin Flip NFL Week 2 Late Games

All times Eastern

Click here for early games.

Jacksonville Jaguars @ Denver Broncos (-3, 44.5) (4:05 pm, CBS) - The Broncos could not have played much worse than they did in their Week 1, 31-10, defeat at Kansas City. The offense never found a rhythm and the defense missed multiple tackles throughout the game. They need to fix these issues and one week of practice isn’t going to cut it.

The Jags made easy work of Cleveland in their 34-10 rout of Cleveland, and proved last season to be one of the best all-around teams in the NFL. Even if Denver was cooking on all burners, they’d have trouble toppling the Jags. Hard to believe the Broncos are favored here.

Coin Flip: Jacksonville

Fearless Rick’s Pick: Jaguars 30 Broncos 20


Las Vegas Raiders @ Los Angeles Chargers (-7, 43.5) (4:05 pm, CBS) - It seems like every year, we hear how great the Chargers are going to be and every year, they disappoint. Opening the season with a 26-14 loss at home to an Arizona team that’s not supposed to be competitive, wasn’t the start the Chargers expected and now they meet a divisional foe that looks very much alive. The Raiders easily topped Miami last week, 27-13.

The Chargers might find a way to win this game, but it’s not going to be easy. Vegas had its way with the Dolphins and the defense played smart. If the Chargers can’t contain Ashton Jeanty, they’re in for a long afternoon. This could come down to a late field goal or OT.

Coin Flip: Las Vegas

Fearless Rick’s Pick: Chargers 23 Raiders 20


Miami Dolphins @ San Francisco 49ers (-13.5, 46) (4:25 pm, FOX) - Ouch. Largest line on the board says the 49ers are geared to go and Miami has no offense.

Unless the ‘Niners have jet lag after their 27-7 stomping of the Rams, this could get ugly, early. There aren’t many big mismatches in the NFL, but this sure looks like one.

Coin Flip: San Francisco

Fearless Rick’s Pick: 49ers 42 Dolphins 10


Washington Commanders @ Dallas Cowboys (-3.5, 51) (4:25 pm, FOX) - Dallas still doesn’t have adequate defense, as demonstrated quite clearly in their Sunday night loss at the Meadowlands, the Giants controlling the tempo start to finish.

The Cowboys are another one of the teams with high hopes but still with flaws and they are vulnerable to an offense that will not quit, such as Washington showed in their 24-22 loss at Philly last week. Dallas won both meetings last season, but the Commanders can take it to them this time around.

Coin Flip: Washington

Fearless Rick’s Pick: Commanders 27 Cowboys 24



Seattle Seahawks (-4, 41.5) @ Arizona Cardinals (4:25 pm, FOX) - The Cardinals lost a Week 4 meeting in Arizona to the Seahawks last year, 23-20, and will look to keep things close again versus the reigning league champs.

Seattle managed to slip by New England in the season opener, 13-10, and have had plenty of rest, the game played last Wednesday. Their defense is likely to clamp down on Jacoby Brissett and maybe force a few turnovers. Seattle’s offense isn’t exactly world-class, but they will score enough to make this one a laugher.

Coin Flip: Seattle

Fearless Rick’s Pick: Seahawks 24 Cardinals 6


Indianapolis Colts @ Kansas City Chiefs (-6, 47.5) (8:20 pm, NBC) - The Colts are really up against the odds heading into Kansas City, especially after Patrick Mahomes showed no ill effects fro last season’s injury and their feature running back, Kenneth Walker III was exceptional in their 31-10 rout of Denver.

Indy got spanked by Baltimore, 41-23, and they may suffer another setback if their defense can’t keep the Chiefs offense off the field. KC also has as solid a defense as can be found in the league and that may ultimately prove to be the difference.

Coin Flip: Indianapolis

Fearless Rick’s Pick: Chiefs 31 Colts 21


Monday, September 21

New York Giants @ Los Angeles Rams (-7, 48.5) (8:15 pm, ESPN) - Maybe the Giants aren’t as good as their 28-20 win over Dallas suggests and maybe the Rams aren’t the dynamic, Super Bowl-bound team everybody suggested preseason.

The Rams got stuffed good and hard by the 49ers in Australia last week in a 27-7 humbling loss, and though they’ve had time to adjust, they’ll be without Myles Garrett, who didn’t log a defensive stat against the 49ers and now is out at least four weeks. It’s a problem and NY’s Jaxson Dart and Cam Skattebo will gladly take full advantage.

Coin Flip: New York Giants

Fearless Rick’s Pick: Giants 24 Rams 20


Click here for early games.


Untitled

All information relating to the content of magazines presented in the Collectible Magazine Back Issue Price Guide has been independently sourced from published works and is protected under the copyright laws of the United States of America. All pages on this web site, including descriptions and details are copyright 1999-2026 Downtown Magazine Inc., Collectible Magazine Back Issue Price Guide. All rights reserved.

Untitled

idleguy.com September 2026
IdleGuy.com September 2026, Vol. 3 #9