NFL Week 2 Odds - TV Schedule for FOX, CBS and NBC

The NFL schedule for week 2 will have some of the most exciting games on the NFL schedule as many teams will try to revenge last week's losses. This page contains all NFL scheduled week 2 games with NFL opening odds, times and national TV schedules.

Probably the most exciting game on the NFL schedule for week 2 will be the Chicago Bears on the road against the Carolina Panthers on FOX. The Bears pulled off a thrilling upset of the Indianapolis Colts 29-13 as 9 point underdogs while the Panthers defeated the San Diego Chargers 26-24 as 10 point underdogs. NFL odds for week 2 have the Bears +3.5 underdogs against the Panthers at BetUS sportsbook.

The Tennessee Titans travel to play the Cincinnati Bengals on CBS after defeating the Jacksonville Jaguars 17-10 as 3 point underdogs but in NFL week 2 action the stability of quarterback Vince Young is a major concern. The Titans are +1 point underdogs on the road against the Bengals at Sportsbook.com.

The Green Bay Packers continue life after Brett Favre on FOX when they travel to Detroit to take on the Lions who lost to the Atlanta Falcons 34-21. The Packers defeated the Minnesota Vikings 24-19 as 3 point favorites last week and NFL odds at Bodog sportsbook have the Packers -3 point favorites against the Lions for week 2 NFL scheduled action.

The Jaguars will try to get back on track when they play the Buffalo Bills on CBS but don't expect the same old Bills on the field for this week 2 NFL scheduled game; they beat the Seattle Seahawks 34-10 last week at home. This might be the sleeper game in NFL odds for week 2 with the Jaguars at home and the Bills +200 on the money line at SBG Global sportsbook. The Oakland Raiders managed to score a few points in a 41-14 home loss against the Denver Broncos on Monday night football and now head to Kansas City to play the Chiefs on CBS. Oddsmakers at Superbook currently have the Chiefs -3.5 point favorites against the Raiders but expect a low scoring game with a total of 36.

The Colts will take on another losing team from last week's NFL schedule when they travel to Minnesota to play the Vikings on CBS. Peyton Manning will try to get their first win of the season on the road as -2 point favorites at Wager Web sportsbook. The New York Giants continue their Super Bowl repeat run after defeating the Washington Redskins16-7 as 3.5 point favorites. The now Giants travel to St. Louis for week 2 to play a defeated Rams on FOX who lost and lost big last week to the Philadelphia Eagles 38-3. The Giants are -8.5 point favorites in NFL odds with a total of 41.5 at BetUS sportsbook.

The New Orleans Saints were 3 point favorites in NFL odds last week and held on to win 24-20 over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Saints will be on FOX for their week 2 NFL scheduled game against the Redskins who look to bounce back after their loss to the Giants. NFL odds at Bodog sportsbook have the Saints -1 with a total of 42. The San Francisco 49ers lost their home opener game against the Arizona Cardinals 23-13 in week 1 and must now travel to play a defeated Seahawks team at 4:00pm EST on FOX. The Seahawks are -7 point favorites against the 49ers in NFL odds at Sportsbook.com.

The Falcons take their 1-0 record to Tampa Bay on FOX and either go 2-0 or hand the Buccaneers their first win of the NFL season. The undefeated Falcons are +7.5 point underdogs against the Buccaneers at SBG Global sportsbook. The Miami Dolphins almost pulled off the upset against the New York Jets but the gunslinger Favre through a Hail Mary pass to seal the 20-14 win. The Dolphins now travel to the desert to play the Cardinals on CBS. The San Diego Chargers will try to get their first win of the season against the Denver Broncos on CBS. The Broncos put up 41 points on the road against the Raiders and will be taking on a demoralized Chargers team at home.

The Baltimore Ravens head to Houston to take on the Texans on CBS after defeating the Bengals 17-10. The Pittsburgh Steelers were too much for the Texans last week behind 3 touchdowns from W. Parker and 2 from B. Roethlisberger in the 38-17 win. Tom Brady was injured in the game against the Chiefs in week 1 and is out for the season but the Patriots still held on to win 17-10; they just didn't cover the 15 point spread in NFL odds. The New England Patriots will now begin their season without Tom Brady in week 2 of the NFL schedule against Brett Favre and the New York Jets on CBS. The Steelers look to continue their dominance during week 2 against the Browns on NBC for the Sunday night game at 8:15pm EST.

The Monday night football game on ESPN will be a classic between two undefeated teams with something to prove this year. Donovan McNabb and the Eagles travel to Dallas for an NFC East matchup between Tony Romo and the Cowboys for the week 2 NFL scheduled Monday night football game.

Please be sure to view our live week 1 NFL odds page for game rotation number and updated week 2 odds.