Falcons open as 1-point favorites over Washington
FLOWERY BRANCH — The Falcons (1-2) are set to host the Washington Football Team (1-2) at 1 p.m. Sunday at Mercedez-Benz Stadium.
The Falcons were installed a 1-point home-favorite by BetOnline (Twitter: @betonline_ag) and the over/under for the game was set at 48.5 points.
This will be the 26th meeting. Washington leads the series 14-10-1, but the Falcons have won the last six matchups.
The Falcons defeated Washington 38-14 in the last meeting on Nov. 4. 2018 at FedEx Field in Landover, Md. Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan passed for 350 yards and tossed four touchdown passes in the victory.
Week 4 NFL Football Lines
Thursday, September 30
- Jacksonville at Cincinnati (-7½)
Over/Under 46½
Sunday, October 3
- Washington at Atlanta (-1)
Over/Under 48½
- Houston at Buffalo (-17)
Over/Under 47½
- Detroit at Chicago (-4)
Over/Under 44
- Carolina at Dallas (-5)
Over/Under 50
- Indianapolis at Miami (-2½)
Over/Under 43½
- Cleveland at Minnesota (-1)
Over/Under 51½
- New York Giants at New Orleans (-8)
Over/Under 44½
- Tennessee (-7½) at New York Jets
Over/Under 47
- Kansas City (-6) at Philadelphia
Over/Under 55
- Arizona at Los Angeles Rams (-6)
Over/Under 53
- Seattle at San Francisco (-3)
Over/Under 51½
- Baltimore at Denver (-1½)
Over/Under 45
- Pittsburgh at Green Bay (-7½)
Over/Under 46½
- Tampa Bay (-5½) at New England
Over/Under 49
Monday, October 4
- Las Vegas at Los Angeles Chargers (-3)
Over/Under 52½
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