Teams that find themselves 0-1 against the spread as they enter Week 2 have shown remarkable value when positioned as underdogs. Since 2014, this NFL betting strategy has posted an impressive record of 26 wins, 11 losses, and two pushes ATS, translating to a robust winning percentage of 70.3%. My theory on the system's profitability is as follows: when two teams fail to cover their spreads in Week 1 and are matched against each other, the underdog often becomes undervalued by the betting public. This presents a unique opportunity for savvy bettors to exploit potentially inflated odds.

Here's a look at this season's Week 2 ATS underdogs coming off losses in Week 1, and how confident I am on a 1-5 scale in their ability to keep this NFL betting trend going. And click here to check out

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