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What did we learn from Week 1 to help us with our bets in Week 2? Nothing. Absolutely nothing! Throw that first week out the window, even if you were right about everything and all your biases were confirmed. Week 2 is a different beast and generally we see some serious variance from what our post-Week 1 expectations were, especially with teams against the spread. Bet on the NFL and more at DraftKings, where new users get $200 in bonus bets after spending $5+:

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Some things from the first week of the season can absolutely hold true, but don't expect a team to perform well in the second week just because they were great in the first. If you got humiliated in Week 1, there's a decent chance you're good value in Week 2. We've got several good spots to target this weekend from spread bets to player prop betting and, of course, anytime touchdown scorers.

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We nailed the Chargers losing to the Cardinals last week (shoutout Cardinals money line!) so let's do what everyone least expects and back the Bolts laying nearly a touchdown immediately after. This doesn't make any sense, not after the Raiders won last week and…

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