NFL Week 10 Picks, Odds: Bears bounce back, hang with Bangles Steelers, Justin Hebert knocks Tua

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NFL Week 10 picks

Indianapolis at Tennessee (5-3) (6-2)

Thursday, 8:20 pm ET (Fox / NFL Network / Amazon)

The NFL is fantastic. I am very confident that the Ravens should have beaten the Steelers and perhaps even more confident the Colts should have beaten the Ravens. Sometimes the ball bounces funny! This happens when it is made of wall and made of leather and it is thrown by 22 people at huge people. My problem with the Titans here is that they are not good at defense. And if you can bottle up their run game – which isn’t easy to do – you can make them a little more dimensional. I’m scared of Derrick Henry on Thursday but I’m going to ride with the Colts to this place.

Estimated score: Colts 28, Titans 24

Best bet: Colt (PK)

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Washington at Detroit (2-6) (3-5)

1 p.m. (fox)

Spread: Off

One of the things I like to preach (and sometimes don’t follow) is the importance of adjusting to your preconceived notions. You can catch wishcasting on certain teams, and I did it on the lion. This is not a good football team. Neither is Washington Washington, but the Lions should not be favored by more than three people right now. And the total lack of power in Washington to shut down Washington and the pressure that Washington can bring. Washington will get him three or four late in the bad case.

Estimated score: Lion 21, and Washington Washington 17

Jacksonville on Green Bay (1-7) (6-2)

1 p.m. (fox)

I’m really proud of the Jugs for ruining my Sunday last week and rioting in the backyard against Houston, I have no way to keep them back here. They are terrible and not Green Bay. The Packers have a quick game to complement Aaron Rogers and Davante Adams. Jaguars can win on the ground, and the Green Beno rush defense is not great, but it should be reduced by the fact that the weather is a serious issue here. Lambeau expects winds of 20+ miles per hour. It works well for the Unders and Packers, who can stack the boxes against James Robinson and force a thing called Jack Luton to beat them.

Estimated score: Packers 34, Jaguars 17

Best bet: N / A (I prefer 51 or less on the bottom side if the weather is really bad)

Tampa Bay at Carolina (6-3) (3-6)

1 p.m. (fox)

This is a very fickle league. Remember when Books was the best team in football? That was less than a week ago. Now we are wondering about the future of his crime and Bruce Arians is openly calling Antonio Brown’s quick calculations. Should make for a few weeks of fun. However, his frustrations came out of Tom Brady’s way. Carolina is all out, but she’s not great defensively and I think the front of the Tampa could raise questions for Teddy Bridgewater. Mike Davis has a great DFS play here at a low price.

Estimated score: Buchananers 35, Panthers 21

Best bet: Buccaneers -5.5

1 p.m. (fox)

Name something boring in your whole life that NFC. Is higher than the East. Please, do it. And tweet me on illWillBrinson. This section should be filled with very small space rockets and shoot at Mars ASAP. Or put in prime time every week. Whatever. However, this is a bad line. The Eagles are better and the matchup is awesome. They have a good defensive line, the Giants ’offensive line is not good. Carson Wentz can spread it around a bit here and avoid James Bradberry. They should roll.

Estimated score: Eagles 24, Giants 17

Best bet: Eagles-3

Houston (2-6) Cleveland (5-3)

1 p.m. (fox)

Water Alert: Tons of wind here. I took under 211 on Wednesday and would recommend anything below m 49 by Thursday, assuming a 21 mph wind. Brown Stadium has a big problem with wind and rain, as evidenced by the matchup against the Riders. I don’t hate Brown-3 either – he’s great at running the ball, he’s disgusting against the Houston run and the Texans only stay in games when Deshen Watson throws the ball at Will Fuller and Brandin Cooks. Maybe they will dump some crossers and prove me wrong, but I bet this will go down really low in the first half and in the worst case you can come back in seconds if Watson is down and forced to throw.

Estimated score: Browns 17, Texans 10

Best bet: Below 51 (below 49), plus running over Nick Chabb and Karim Hunt

Buffalo at Arizona (7-2) (5-3)

4:05 pm (CBS)

The play ended here. Ideally it would come down a bit like like 56, as NFL overs just don’t get into the 60s without buying some back, but if not you can play it. The Cardinals have the right defense, but it can be scored (see: Tua last week). And the Buffalo killer Murray and Dandre Hopkins will not be able to stop. The Rex of the shootout. I’ll take the dog in this position too, as I don’t trust Cliff Kingsbury after Zen Gonzalez’s field goal last week. The Cardinals don’t seem to have a late “it” on purpose.

Estimated score: Bill 41, Cardinals 34

Best bet: More than 55

LA Chargers in Miami (2-6) (5-3)

4:05 pm (CBS)

First of all, we have a ton of games this weekend! Second, is the favor of the right team here? Chargers find a way to lose every week, so betting on them isn’t advisable, but I’m not sure we should hang the crown on Miami yet. Justin Herbert v. Tua Tagoviloa is an appointment television. The Chargers defense may not be great and may cause trouble in Miami, but like Herbert Hulld is on a historic historical moment right now. If you’ve extrapolated his stats in 16 games, he’ll complete his 67 percent pass for 4,900 yards, 39 touchdowns and 11 interceptions. Put some worthwhile qualifiers around it and you realize that the ones to achieve this number are 2011 Drew Bridges, 2013 Pitton Manning and 2013 Drew Bridges. Sheesh.

Estimated score: Chargers 28, Dolphins 27

Best bet: Chargers +2.5 (select 3, duh)

Denver (3-5) in Las Vegas (5-3)

4:05 pm (CBS)

Derek’s car train probably can’t be stopped. He’s slinging the ball all over the place and struggling to keep the defense going. John Gruden has been a fantastic as a plane caller in Las Vegas and I don’t think Denver can slow him down. The Raiders don’t stop Drew Lock from slipping the ball in the fourth quarter (6 touchdowns in the last two weeks in the fourth) and this turns into a shootout.

Estimated score: Riders 31, Broncos 28

Best bet: 51 above

San Francisco (4-5) (6-2) at New Le Reliance

4:05 p.m. (fox)

Looks like the Saints are going to run away. They do this every year, struggling and suddenly tearing up a ton of games from the door and fooling us out of the gate. Sean Payton is dancing in the locker room and Michael Thomas’s problems have magically disappeared with the productive, field walk. The defense played its best game of the year against Tampa Bay. Football’s most injured team is not a great sign for 49 people.

Estimated score: Saints 34, 49ers 17

Best bet: Saints-9.5

Seattle (6-2) at LA Rams (5-2)

4:05 p.m. (fox)

Hi-era matchup here at NFC West. And it will come down to how Sean MV plays this. If he’s smart, he won’t take too much of a running tackle and let Jared Goff hit the crosser after the crosser against the Syracuse defense. Surely they won’t be blizzing like crazy again this week? He couldn’t do a good job against Josh Allen. The pressure builds a goof crater, but if McVeigh pushes it well they can carve into a Seattle pass game. I like the part here, but if McVeigh comes out running a ton, he will lose and the game will go down, so pay attention to that (watch the 49ers play a few weeks ago). If Rams can take the lead, this is a live over game like crazy. Russell Wilson is going through aggressively and the other team he knows is going to keep scoring him? Last week made for a ton point la.

Estimated score: Rasmus 45, Seahawks 37

Best bet: 55.5 RAMS TT O 28 – and then bet live as much as possible if Seahawks descends

Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (2-5-1) (8-0)

4:25 pm (fox)

Spread: Off

Is this game playing? That should be based on how things progress from a COVID perspective. But that is obviously no guarantee. I like a lot of the points here, but I’m worried that this ends up like Baltimore-Cincinnati, where Burroughs is under siege all the time. Pittsburgh has excellent pass rushers, they break down in the division, they are getting ugly wins against the Cowboys and people are doubting their bonafides. I would reluctantly take the Bengals here.

Estimated score: Steelers 24, Bengals 17

Baltimore at New England (6-2) (3-5)

8:20 pm (NBC)

Is this a trap? How did the Patriots open at +7, almost lost to the Jets and open back at +7? Ravens are better than jets. Maybe Lamar Jackson is not as good a pass as Flav Colo (IDC, Man), but Bal Latimore should walk all day against New England. This sentence makes no sense. Neither does 2020. I’m fed up with cheating. Just let me be clear.

Estimated score: Ravens 24, Patriots 14

Best bet: Ravens-7, Under 44

Minnesota at Chicago (3-5) (5-4)

Monday, 8:15 p.m. (ESPN)

This may sound like sarcasm but it’s not: the game is upbeat for NFC North. The Bears are roaming (I’m, for one, shocked) and the Vikings are coming. Dalvin Cook is getting the buzz of MVP. Minnesota’s post-game schedule is excellent for creating pressure towards the playoffs. But I don’t think they match exactly here. They want to run, and Chicago are good against the run. The Vikings struggle with big, physical receivers and Alan Robinson can lift in this game. I really liked the Vikings ‘descriptions, which put the Bears’ hopes of a playoff on the ground, but Kirk’s cousins ​​need to beat Chicago first to buy me for sure.

Estimated score: Bears 24, Vikings 17