Nfl Bets Against The Spread Week 10
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Nfl Bets Against The Spread Week 10
NFL picks against the spread, Week 10: Will the Seahawks beat the Packers?
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We’re on to Week 10 in the NFL, which kicks off Thursday with the Baltimore Ravens and Miami Dolphins facing off. That means it’s time once again for our weekly look at the point spreads in order to help you win some money.
Last week , Charles Curtis went 6-7 (64 -71 record overall) and Charles McDonald went 6-7 (51-57 overall).
We now go to them for a comment before the Week 10 picks.
Charles C: Not bad, but not great either. We’re at the midway point of the season, plenty of time to turn this thing around!
Charles M: The quest for .500 still looms, let’s get back to work.
(All odds courtesy of Tipico Sportsbook .)
Normally, I would invoke “it’s Thursday, weird stuff happens.” But a short week for the Fins against a Ravens team that will run up the score? Yep, give me Baltimore.
The Dolphins were barely able to scrape by the Texans. The Ravens should handle business.
This is a tough one all around. On one hand, the Pats’ defense could lock down the Browns, who could be missing a bunch of their RBs including Nick Chubb. On the other, the Browns’ D could keep Mac Jones in check. So I’ll take the points.
I think the Browns defense will make it tough for the Patriots to move the ball. Their run defense is stellar and will force Mac Jones to make tough throws into the Browns talented secondary.
Indy’s offense feels like it’s on track, and while the Jags shocked the world by completely shutting down the Bills, they scored just nine points! NINE! I say Colts 24, Jaguars 6.
The Jaguars got a dub last week, but this team is still one of the worst in the league. Take the Colts to cover the spread.
Detroit wins the award for Just Feisty Enough to Cover in Any Week, despite their record. I can’t back the Steelers’ offense even if I think Najee Harris runs for a bajillion yards.
The Steelers offense has quietly been coming together in recent weeks since they implemented a bit more under center looks for Ben Roethlisberger.
I know, I know. MIKE WHITE IS BACK! But I can’t shake this feeling that the Bills are furious with what happened last week and will want to run up the score to prove something.
Buffalo should be able to win handily, but the Jets have a chance to cover the spread with Mike White under center. He gives them a baseline level of competency none of the other quarterbacks have.
I don’t think Taylor Heinicke is going to keep up with Brady and the Bucs. That’s all I’ve got.
Buccaneers, simply put, are a much better team than the Washington Football Team. Take Tom Brady.
I went back and forth with this one. The Saints’ defense is a force to be reckoned with. But the Titans have big wins over the Rams, Colts (twice), Chiefs and Bills (but uh they lost to the Jets, what?!). I’m riding that streak here.
The Saints did lose to the Falcons last week, but their defense is still top tier and will be able to beat up on the Titans run game featuring Adrian Peterson. Ryan Tannehill against Saints defensive coordinator Dennis Allen will be a great scheme match.
OK, I’m buying into a Matt Ryan resurgence of sorts here just to cover.
Don’t expect the Falcons to win this game, but they have a small edge with Matt Ryan being familiar with Dan Quinn’s scheme on defense.
No matter who starts for Arizona, I don’t foresee XFL MVP PJ Walker covering on the road.
You seen Sam Darnold play lately? Ok, moving on.
I keep betting against Minnesota and I keep losing. The Chargers have become a confounding team to gamble on, so this screams to take the points in what should be a close game.
The Vikings have underachieved, but this is still a talented team that’s capable of hanging with the Chargers.
Uhhh, I guess this is me thinking Aaron Rodgers comes back and “plays ball” again.
The Seahawks get Russell Wilson back this week, giving them a real chance to get back on track after going 1-2 while he was out. Expect a lot of chunk plays down the field.
Philly on the road against a still-good-without-Von-Miller defense? I can’t put money on that.
The Broncos defense is playing well again and they should be able to make life difficult for Jalen Hurts and the Eagles offense.
Can’t believe I’m going to say this, but: I think the Chiefs can win this by a field goal. If you had told me months ago I’d write that this season, I’d have laughed.
I kind of think this can be a “get right” game for the Chiefs. They’ve looked sloppy over the past few weeks, but I can’t shake myself free from the belief that they get it together.
If Los Angeles is indeed the contender they seem to be most weeks, they should take care of business. That said, I still feel shaky about this pick.
The 49ers are really not a good team right now. The Rams are coming off somewhat of a fluky loss against the Titans last week, they should go back to looking like a Super Bowl contender this week.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady (12) warms up before an NFL football game against the New ... [+] Orleans Saints, Sunday, Oct. 31, 2021, in New Orleans. (AP Photo/Jonathan Bachman)
Week 10 of the 2021 NFL season will see several high-profile matchups between contending teams take place on an action-packed Sunday.
With over half the teams in the league currently boasting a .500 record or better, the playoff picture is far from crystallized. There are still two months worth of regular season games on the schedule, but the results from these contests are starting to have a more tangible impact on the potential postseason bracket.
While games like the Saints vs. Titans and Patriots vs. Browns will get plenty of attention—given they feature a pair of potential playoff teams going head-to-head—even contests that seem lopsided on paper could end up shaking up the standings.
The Dolphins proved as much on Thursday Night Football after they bested a heavily favored Ravens squad, an outcome that opened the door for the three other AFC North teams to usurp Baltimore.
Although nearly every game matters at this point in the year, fans can get even more invested and up the excitement by placing a wager down on some of these matchups.
If you are looking for some guidance on how to bet the Week 10 schedule, read on to find some key betting trends and predictions that can help you make some picks.
Before getting to the Week 10 betting guide, have a look at the complete schedule, start times, TV channels and odds for the upcoming NFL games.
Bills at Jets (+12.5), 1 p.m. ET (CBS)
Buccaneers at Washington Football Team (+9), 1 p.m. ET (Fox)
Falcons at Cowboys (-9), 1 p.m. ET (Fox)
Saints at Titans (-3), 1 p.m. ET (CBS)
Jaguars at Colts (-10), 1 p.m. ET (CBS)
Lions at Steelers (-8.5), 1 p.m. ET (Fox)
Browns at Patriots (-2.5), 1 p.m. ET (CBS)
Vikings at Chargers (-3.5), 4:05 p.m. ET (Fox)
Panthers at Cardinals (-10.5), 4:05 p.m. ET (Fox)
Eagles at Broncos (-2.5), 4:25 p.m. ET (CBS)
Seahawks at Packers (-3), 4:25 p.m. ET (CBS)
Chiefs at Raiders (+2.5), 8:20 p.m. ET (NBC)
Rams at 49ers (+4), 8:15 p.m. ET (ESPN)
Underdogs went 10-4 ATS in Week 9, moving to 40-30-1 ATS over the four weeks and 78-57-1 ATS on the season.
Road underdogs have been especially profitable, going 8-2 ATS last week, 26-16-1 ATS in the last month and 51-31-1 ATS in 2021.
Buccaneers at Washington Football Team (+9)
The Buccaneers dropped to 3-5 ATS on the season after falling 36-27 to the underdog Saints going into their Week 10 bye. Expect Tampa Bay to bounce back on Sunday, as the club has gone 7-1 ATS over its last eight games following an ATS loss.
The Bucs have been close to unbeatable in the Tom Brady era with a rest advantage as well, going 5-1 SU and ATS when they have had more preparation time than their opponent.
Washington, Tampa’s upcoming foe, also failed to beat the number last week. The Football Team hasn’t rebounded well in those situations, however, covering just once in its most recent seven games following an ATS defeat.
The WFT is now just 1-7 ATS on the season, a mark that gives them the worst cover rate in football.
The Titans have covered in five straight and seven of their last eight games, a cover percentage that only the Packers and Cowboys are topping going into Week 10.
It is worth noting that Tennessee is a more pedestrian 2-2 ATS as a favorite and will be laying three points at home in Week 10.
The Titans should still emerge with a sound victory, especially against a Saints squad that is a mediocre 4-4 ATS overall and has been trending downwards over the last few weeks.
New Orleans failed to cover in its most recent outing and is just 1-2 ATS over its last three. The team is also 0-1 SU and ATS since starting QB Jameis Winston was lost for the season, a trend that is likely to continue on Sunday.
ATLANTA, GA - NOVEMBER 23: Matt Ryan #2 of the Atlanta Falcons runs out on the field prior to the ... [+] game against the Cleveland Browns at Georgia Dome on November 23, 2014 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)
The Cowboys will be seeking revenge after they couldn’t cover last week, suffering their first ATS loss of 2021. Dallas has once again been made a double-digit favorite despite losing to the Broncos by a 30-16 margin as 10-point chalk in Week 9.
The Cowboys are set to clash with a tough Falcons squad that has covered in four of its last five games against Dallas dating back to 2012.
Atlanta may have started the year off poorly and is only 4-4 SU and ATS, but the team has quietly gone 3-1 SU and ATS over its last four. This underestimated group has what it takes to at least cover, if not outright upset the reeling Cowboys.
The Patriots have outright won and covered in each of their three games leading up to Week 10. New England will look to make it four in a row both overall and against the Browns, their upcoming opponent who the team has beat in each of their last three meetings.
Cleveland failed to beat the number in each of the last two games against New England, including falling by a 27-13 margin as 10-point underdogs two years ago. With the Browns going a meager 2-3 ATS over their last five games, they simply aren’t a great bet getting less than a field goal on the road here.
The Packers have best cover percentage in football after starting the year on an 8-1 ATS heater. They have beat the number in every game since the opener, narrowly scraping by last week in a 13-6 loss as 7.5-point ‘dogs.
It remains to be seen if Aaron Rodgers or Jordan Love will be starting in Week 10, but either quarterback should be able to notch a victory on Sunday.
Seattle may be coming into Week 10 hot after covering three straight, but hasn’t had much success against Green Bay in recent years. The Pack have won four of the last five in this series dating back to the start of the 2015 season, going 4-0-1 ATS in those contests.
Keep in mind that the home team has won each of the nine most recent games between these organizations, a boon for the Packers who get to host this one at Lambeau Field.
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Miami Dolphins* (+7.5) over Baltimore Ravens
Buffalo Bills (-11) over New York Jets*
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-9.5) over Washington Football Team*
Dallas Cowboys* (-8) over Atlanta Falcons
Detroit Lions (+8) over Pittsburgh Steelers*
Jacksonville Jaguars (+10) over Indianapolis Colts*
Cleveland Browns (+2.5) over New England Patriots*
Tennessee Titans* (-2.5) over New Orleans Saints
Arizona Cardinals* (-10.5) over Carolina Panthers
Los Angeles Chargers* (-3) over Minnesota Vikings
Philadelphia Eagles (+3) over Denver Broncos*
Green Bay Packers* (-3.5) over Seattle Seahawks
Kansas City Chiefs (-2.5) over Las Vegas Raiders*
Los Angeles Rams (-3.5) over San Francisco 49ers*
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Football is back for another week of action.
Last week , our picks against the spread went a solid 8-6 to extend our season-long record a little further above .500.
This week, we're back with another full slate of games and looking to make a buck or two. Take a look below at our best bets against the spread for Week 10 of the NFL season (* indicates home team).
I'll be honest, I was initially on the Ravens in this one, but after taking a look at all my picks, I was way too loaded on favorites and needed to find some home underdogs to take. Miami was the best one I could find.
Play this one tentatively, but the Ravens have been playing a bit above expectation and have only won by more than a touchdown twice all season, despite having six wins to their name.
After an absolute no-show against the Jaguars last week, it feels like the Bills come out firing against a divisional opponent that's been juggling quarterbacks for three weeks now. Josh Allen is still the co-leader in the MVP race, and Sunday is a great chance to make his case.
The Buccaneers are coming off of a bye week. The week before that, they were walloped by a Saints team down to their third-string quarterback. They're well-rested and playing with something to prove. Meanwhile, Washington hasn't scored more than 13 points in a game in more than a month.
This is another bounce-back good spot for a good team that played terribly last weekend. If this game were in Atlanta, I might be a bit more concerned, but after putting up a stinker in front of the home crowd in
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