NFL: Back Jets, Titans and Vikings all to win in tremendous treble

Washington’s run defense gave up over 170 yards on the ground in that defeat. New York running back Chris Ivory, who gained an astonishing 166 rushing yards and a touchdown in his last outing, will fancy his chances of scoring here. Ivory is 5/1 to score first with Coral.

Miami Dolphins at Tennessee Titans

Tennessee are highly backed to triumph when they play host to a reeling Miami team at Nissan Stadium this Sunday.

The Dolphins are in disarray, rooted to the bottom of the AFC East division, and last week took the desperate decision to fire head coach Joe Philbin in a bid to get back on track.

But American Football is not a sport where midseason coaching changes tend to work out well – in fact, all 25 NFL teams who have done so since 2000, subsequently failed to reach the playoffs. Punters should not hold their breath waiting for Miami to make it lucky number 26.

Tennessee are a team that could be on their way up, with rookie quarterback Marcus Mariota showing promise so far – he has thrown eight touchdown passes already this season, against just three interceptions, for a 99.7 passer rating.

Meanwhile, Titans running back Bishop Sankey could be poised for a big game, as he comes up against the Dolphins’ pathetic rushing defense, which is ranked worst in the league. Sankey is available at odds of 10/1 to score first on Sunday.

Kansas City Chiefs at Minnesota Vikings

Minnesota can heap more misery on struggling Kansas City at TCF Bank Stadium this weekend.

It’s all going wrong for the Chiefs in 2015. Kansas City have just one win, are rock bottom of the AFC West division, their defense is ranked the third-worst in the NFL and, just to top it off, they lost their best player to a season-ending injury last weekend.

Star Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles went down with an ACL tear midway through their defeat to Chicago. In Charles’ absence, the team’s offense ground to a halt, and as a result Kansas City blew a double-digit lead at home to lose the game.

Kansas’ passing defense remains porous – they have conceded 13 touchdowns through the air, the worst record in the NFL – and Minnesota could take advantage of that on Sunday.

Vikings wide receiver Mike Wallace is averaging nearly 12 yards per catch this season, and he could turn the screws on the Chiefs. Wallace is priced at 12/1 with Coral to grab the first score here.