Week 3 NFL Survivor Pool Picks and Advice: Official Selections from Two Former Winners

Week 3 in the NFL is when teams start to figure out who they are in the first half of the NFL season. We will find out if teams like the Detroit Lions and the Kansa City Chiefs are early-season contenders or pretenders.

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Here are the official NFL Survivor Pool picks and analysis for Week 3:

Kyle McCarthy

Card 1: Pittsburgh, Oakland, Miami

Card 2: Pittsburgh, Oakland, Miami

Card 3: Atlanta, Seattle, Green Bay

Card 4: Atlanta, Seattle, Green Bay

Analysis: Some experts are calling for the Miami game to be close vs. the hapless New York Jets. Yes the Jets hung around in the first half vs. the Oakland Raiders before eventually collapsing, but the Dolphins are well-rounded offensively with a strong running game featuring bruising back Jay Ajayi. QB Jay Cutler has plenty to throw to with Jarvis Landry underneath and Kenny Stills and Devante Parker stretching the field. The Miami D stopped a much better offensive unit last week on the road vs. the Chargers, and we do not expect the Jets to have much success in this one. Our other selection is the Green Bay Packers to overwhelm the Cincinnati Bengals. The Bengals will have a new offensive coordinator for this game, and Lambeau Field is not the place to introduce a new rhythm on offense. Aaron Rodgers should have time to deal in this game vs. an overmatched Bengal secondary. Green Bay will win this one going away

Geoff Jenkins

Card 1: Buffalo, Oakland, Cleveland

Card 2: Atlanta, Arizona, Pittsburgh

Card 3: Pittsburgh, Oakland, Green Bay

Card 4: Los Angeles Rams, Seattle, Green Bay