After a commanding performance in a road win over the Bengals, Jackson struggled mightily in soggy conditions Sunday, fumbling twice and failing to deliver points on his final five drives. Sometimes it feels like one step forward and two steps back with the Ravens and quarterback Lamar Jackson. That Week 1 letdown against the Jets feels like a distant memory, as the Bills have outscored opponents 75-13 since. Led by a dominant defense - which delivered nine sacks and four interceptions - a poised performance from quarterback Josh Allen and a big day from wide receiver Stefon Diggs, Buffalo snuffed out any hope of an upset. Now this is the Bills team everyone expected to see. The defense didn’t show up either, allowing 7.5 yards per play and recording just four quarterback hits. The Cowboys’ red zone struggles are becoming a big concern through three games, the offense has scored a touchdown on just six of its 15 trips inside its opponent’s 20-yard line, including a 1-for-5 performance Sunday. Just when it looked as if the Cowboys might be the best team in the NFL, cornerback Trevon Diggs suffered a season-ending torn ACL in practice and Dallas laid an egg as a nearly two-touchdown favorite. The defense also bounced back in a big way, holding the Buccaneers to 174 total yards. Jalen Hurts has not put together MVP-type numbers this season, throwing just three touchdown passes to three interceptions, but he’s now 20-1 over his past 21 regular-season games. Brown caught nine passes for 131 yards and D’Andre Swift continued his strong start with 130 yards on 16 carries. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, contact 1-800-GAMBLER.The Eagles struck a nice balance on offense Monday night, as A.J. Must be 21+ to gamble, please wager responsibly. Not all offers available in all states, please visit BetMGM for the latest promotions for your area. In red-zone efficiency allowed, it is third (33.3%). Defensively, New Orleans ranks eighth in the NFL in third-down percentage allowed at 31.8%.

Against the run, the Saints rank 10th in the NFL in rushing yards allowed with 299 (99.7 per game) and 21st in yards allowed per rush attempt (4.5).It also ranks third in passing TDs allowed (two). When it comes to defending the pass, New Orleans is top-10 this season, ranking eighth in the NFL with 565 total passing yards allowed (188.3 allowed per game).This year, the Saints' defense has been looking good this season, as it ranks sixth in the league with 50 points allowed (16.7 per game).Who comes out on top when the Saints and the Buccaneers square off? Use our link to sign up at BetMGM for a first-time deposit bonus and place your bets today! Buccaneers Defensive Stats Defensively, New Orleans ranks eighth in the NFL in third-down efficiency allowed (31.8%) and third in red-zone percentage allowed (33.3%).Meanwhile, they rank 21st with 4.5 yards allowed per rush attempt. Against the run, the Saints have been one of the best defenses in the league, ranking 10th in the NFL by surrendering 99.7 rushing yards per game.When it comes to stopping the pass, New Orleans' defense has been on top of its game, with 565 passing yards allowed this year (eighth-fewest in NFL).They rank ninth in the NFL with 288 total yards allowed per contest. So far this year, the Saints have had one of the top defenses in the league, ranking sixth in the NFL by allowing 16.7 points per game.First Bet Offer: Up to $1500 Back in Bonus Bets

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