2010 NFL Preseason Week 3 Gambling: Week 3 in the NFL Preseason is where you can really start to gauge a teams' outlook for the upcoming season. One of the intriguing matchups this weekend is going on at Sun Life Stadium (Friday 7:00pm ET) when the Miami Dolphins (2-0) host the Atlanta Falcons (1-1). Both teams figure to have great 2010 NFL Betting Odds all season long. The Dolphins have won their first two preseason games over both in-state rivals by a combined four points. The Falcons took care of Kansas City in week 1 but were dismantled by Tom Brady and company last week. Hammerhead sports always delivers the most accurate free sports picks and free football odds from our team of NFL predictions experts. Find our winning NFL Picks selections below.

The Falcons have seen what they need to see out of Matt Ryan. He's had a ho-hum first couple of games, but last week, the pleasant stat for the Falcons was Michael Turner pounding the rock eight times for exactly four yards per carry. The receiving corps has had their touches, and the question that remains now, is if the defense can hold their own. If they can, than Matt Ryan should enjoy added success this season. The Sportsbooks at SBG Global have the Miami Dolphins (-3) as the Free NFL Picks selection over the Atlanta Falcons (+3).

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Miami got two touchdowns last week because of blocks downfield by newly acquired Brandon Marshall. Everyone knows that he can catch the ball, that he can rack up yards after the catch, and that he can score touchdowns. But if Brandon Marshall can really gel in this offense's blocking schemes, this could be a very dangerous Miami Dolphin team. Chad Henne put up monster numbers last week, going 11-14 for 151 yards and two touchdowns. Henne posted a near-perfect 151.2 passer rating but more importantly, tight end Sal Fasano scored two touchdowns. This offense is really going to cause some mismatches. With the NFL Betting Odds point total at 37.5, and both first-unit defenses slated to play more minutes, the Under seems like the strong play here.