Week 2 NFL Picks: Teams That Will Bounce Back at Home This Weekend

Nine Week 1 losers will return home in Week 2, looking to bounce back and get in the win column in front of their home fans. 

But not every team will be so fortunate this weekend.

While the defending Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens will welcome the 0-1 Cleveland Browns to town, a team they've won 10 straight games against going back to 2008, the New York Giants will have to find a way to overcome Peyton Manning and the surging Denver Broncos in order to avoid an 0-2 start.

Below we'll highlight three matchups where the home team is sure to bounce back in Week 2. 

*All spread information according to Covers.com.

NFL Week 2 Picks

Winner		Loser	Over/Under
New England Patriots (-11)	Over	New York Jets	44
Atlanta Falcons (-6)	Over	St. Louis Rams	46.5
Philadelphia Eagles (-7.5)	Over	San Diego Chargers	55
Kansas City Chiefs (-3)	Over	Dallas Cowboys	46.5
Indianapolis Colts (-1)	Over	Miami Dolphins	43.5
Houston Texans (-9)	Over	Tennessee Titans	43
Green Bay Packers (-9)	Over	Washington Redskins	49.5
Baltimore Ravens (-6.5)	Over	Cleveland Browns	43.5
Carolina Panthers	Over	Buffalo Bills (+2)	43.5
Chicago Bears (-5.5)	Over	Minnesota Vikings	42
New Orleans Saints	Over	Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+3)	47
Detroit Lions	Over	Arizona Cardinals (+1)	48.5
Oakland Raiders (-5.5)	Over	Jacksonville Jaguars	39.5
Denver Broncos	Over	New York Giants (+4)	55
San Francisco 49ers	Over	Seattle Seahawks (-3)	44
Cincinnati Bengals (-7)	Over	Pittsburgh Steelers	40.5

Green Bay Packers (-9) Over Washington Redskins

The Washington Redskins looked all out of sorts on both sides of the ball in Week 1. While a lot of that had to do with RG3 being rusty (zero snaps in preseason) and the Eagles' dynamic offense, the Redskins won't get a break in Week 2. Instead, they will travel to Green Bay to take on an equally frustrated Packers squad.

Aaron Rodgers and company went toe-to-toe with the reigning NFC champion 49ers in Week 1, losing in a shootout on the road.

Rodgers was able to carve up the Niners secondary to the tune of 333 yards and three touchdowns in the narrow loss and will be even more effective against the Redskins' suspect defense, which surrendered 443 total yards of offense in Week 1.

Vegas has the Packers as nine-point favorites at Lambeau.

Atlanta Falcons (-6) Over St. Louis Rams

Like the Packers, the Atlanta Falcons are legitimate contenders in the NFC and in need of a win at home in Week 2 to avoid falling into an 0-2 hole.

Expect Atlanta to bounce back in the Georgia Dome this weekend. The Falcons are six-point favorites over the visiting Rams and boast one of the league's more balanced offensive attacks, led by quarterback Matt Ryan.

In the back field, running back Steven Jackson will be looking to have a big day as well going up against his former team. Jackson averaged seven yards per carry in Week 1 against New Orleans and also caught five balls for 45 yards.

St. Louis' secondary looked extremely vulnerable in Week 1's close win over Arizona, and the Rams offense appears one-dimensional without Jackson (67 rushing yards in Week 1).

Oakland Raiders (-5.5) Over Jacksonville Jaguars

The Oakland Raiders will be 5.5-point favorites this weekend when they take on the lowly Jacksonville Jaguars at home in one of Sunday afternoon's late games.

Oakland is coming off an impressive performance against the Indianapolis Colts on opening weekend, albeit in a loss. Led by dual-threat quarterback Terrelle Pryor, the Silver and Black ran all over the Colts defense, racking up 171 rushing yards in all.

Meanwhile, the Jags are coming off a 28-2 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs at home. Make no mistake, the Chiefs appear much improved under Andy Reid, but that scoreline doesn't bode well for the Jags the rest of the way.

Jacksonville, which ranks dead last in the league in total yards after one game, averaged a dreadful 2.5 yards per play in the embarrassing loss and should struggle on both sides of the ball on the road in Oakland this Sunday.

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