After a complete opposite Sunday Night Football game between Weeks 1 and 2 Action Network NFL experts Evan Abrams and Brandon Anderson were back live on Action Network's YouTube page to break down NFL Week 2! Together they discuss what they saw, what they learned and how that will impact their approach to betting in NFL Week 3. Plus, they look at both Monday Night Football matchups between the Texans and Bucs and the Chargers and Raiders. With best bets in tow for Monday Night Football, Brandon also gives out a few Hot Read picks for next week. Finally, Patrick Everson of VegasInsider gives us his perspective from both sides of the betting counter in Las Vegas. Jump in and enjoy!
1 - SUNDAY NIGHT RECAP
33 - LIGHTNING ROUND
51 - MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL
60 - BRANDON'S HOT READ
65 - PATRICK EVERSON
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