How Often do Teams Cover 3 Straight Road Games

I wanna take Tenny but they are so bad so looking at this angle.

Anyone have anything to add?

I remember when Atlanta did it back in 2010.

They were a road favorite every game and started the road trip on a 5 game win streak.

rarely and unlikely to happen

I am in Nashville right now as I speak and can tell you that this will be not be a road game but more like a home game for the Patriots as this area is mopped with New England fans!! 

Good luck on your plays this NFL week #7 Smelly 

I would believe its happened  more than we would think but probably only by good teams, I mean a dog covering 3 on the road sounds kind of rare indeed.

Titans might win SU

They don't have to cover 3 road straight road games.  They only have to cover the one on Sunday.

Agree with Jimmy but you asked:

Since 2000, NFL teams playing their third consecutive road game have covered the spread around 40–45% of the time overall.

If the team won and covered the first two of those road games, that subset historically drops slightly (mid-30s % range).

Teams playing on the 3rd game of a road trip after going 2-0 SU to start the stretch are just 15-27 SU and 16-24-2 ATS over the last 20 years.

@smellybunty

 Tenny is try POD 

points and money line 

When Vrabel is the coach what's the record? Vrabel I'd gonna come in and mash em. Squish em. Maybe. 

This season?

I would cast aside all those negative stats pertaining to a team about to play its third straight road game because the opponent tomorrow is the sorryass Titans.

That and the Patriots have been trending in a positive direction besides the run game.

p:AW and pp:AW and ppp;AW

(10-13) since 1989

correction:

p:AW and pp:AW and A  (22-37)

The road team has a 37% chance of covering the 3rd game after winning the first

two road games.

What about the employer angle?

Nothing more satisfy then sticking it to the organization that fired you.

Even if there no malice, its just nice to show them how bad they screwed up by letting him go.