Week 2 of the 2026 NFL preseason continues with 10 games on Saturday, Aug. 22, including the Bills visiting the Browns and their QB competition while the Patriots host the Eagles. Those interested in sports betting, specifically NFL betting, should check out the latest sportsbook promos at sports betting apps on Saturday before making any wagers.
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Top sportsbook promos for the NFL preseason Week 2
Here's a look at the top promotion offers available at the best betting sites for Saturday's NFL preseason games.
| Brand | Promo | CBS promo code |
|---|---|---|
10x $100 Bet Match in FanCash OR 100% Profit Boost Token for 3 days | ||
bet365 | ||
Hard Rock Bet | ||
Caesars |
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Fanatics, BetMGM and FanDuel offer similar promotions but in different increments. Fanatics is giving 10 $100 bet matches in FanCash with the promo code CBSFAN26, while BetMGM is offering up to $1,500 in bonus bets with promo code CBSSPORTS. FanDuel has a promotion where new users can get up to $1,000 in bet reset tokens after betting $5+ for five days.
If you want straightforward "bet and get" promotions, they are available at DraftKings, bet365 and Hard Rock Bet. DraftKings and bet365 are giving $150 in bonus bets after a first wager of $5+, while Hard Rock Bet has the same offer but with the wrinkle of the first bet needing to be correct in order to receive the bonus bets.
NFL Saturday preseason odds (via DraftKings)
- Washington Commanders at Detroit Lions (-1.5)
- Buffalo Bills at Cleveland Browns (-3)
- Baltimore Ravens at Minnesota Vikings (-3.5)
- Atlanta Falcons at Indianapolis Colts (-3.5)
- New Orleans Saints (-1.5) at Los Angeles Rams
- New York Giants (-3) at Miami Dolphins
- Chicago Bears (-1.5) at Cincinnati Bengals
- Philadelphia Eagles (-1.5) at New England Patriots
- Kansas City Chiefs at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-5.5)
- Dallas Cowboys at Arizona Cardinals (-1.5)
The Lions have traditionally taken it easy in the preseason under Dan Campbell, but it sounds like we can expect to see some notable starters take part in this game against Washington, which will rest most of its key starters, including Jayden Daniels. The Bills are also expected to rest starters after they played in last week's preseason opener, while the Browns have a quarterback competition underway that will see Shedeur Sanders start before giving way to Deshaun Watson.
The Vikings and Ravens are both set to sit their starters in this matchup, so all eyes will be on third-year quarterback J.J. McCarthy, who is set to start for Minnesota. The Falcons and Colts will be following that same pattern, with Cooper Rush expected to be under center for Atlanta while Riley Leonard should play the entire first half for Indianapolis.
The Saints and Rams will also rest most of their key players, but keep a close eye on Ty Simpson for L.A. The surprising first-round pick shined in his NFL debut last week and should play quite a bit on Saturday. Like many teams playing this week, the Giants and Dolphins had joint practices this week, and that often leads to teams resting starters when the game actually happens. It looks like that will be the case for both teams on Saturday.
The Bengals played starters last week, which included a scary sack of Joe Burrow, but despite that, he and other top Bengals players are expected to suit up against the Bears. Chicago kept its starters on the sideline last week and should do the same on Saturday. While an Eagles-Patriots matchup puts a spotlight on A.J. Brown as he's now with New England after years of shining in Philly, neither team is expected to get their top players into this otherwise notable matchup.
The Chiefs have one of the NFL's oldest and most veteran rosters, so don't expect to see anyone of note play much -- if at all -- this week in Tampa Bay. The Buccaneers, on the other hand, are set to play Baker Mayfield and many other top starters for quite a bit in the first half here. As for the Cowboys and Cardinals, Dallas should rest its top players while Arizona will not have rookie quarterback Carson Beck as he's nursing a rib injury that also kept him out of action last week.
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