The NFL’s Season 10 season includes 14 games, starting with an AFC North showdown on Thursday night. Wave MVP favorite Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens welcome Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals to M&T Cupboard Stadium for a primetime showdown.
Sunday’s show begins with a morning showdown in Germany, when two struggling teams, the Brandnew York Giants and Carolina Panthers, meet at the Allianz Arena in Munich. Rounding out the future, Jared Goff and the Detroit Lions spar with CJ Stroud and the Houston Texans on Sunday night. The Lions enter Sunday’s primetime matchup on a six-game winning streak and are 4-0 on the road this season. Beat 10 concludes with two groups, it sounds like they are following reverse instructions. The Los Angeles Rams, winners of three straight games, face the Miami Dolphins, who are in the midst of a three-game winning streak.
Our team takes an early look at Time 10 odds to determine value before the lines travel closer to spawn.
Joe Fortenbaugh’s first bet: San Francisco 49ers (-6.5) over Tampa Bay Buccaneers
It was extreme: Cleveland Browns-Los Angeles Chargers UNDER 40.5 problems. Sequence closed at 41.5. The Chargers won 27-10.
Let’s lock this in before we get to the key option 7. San Francisco is coming out of the bye era, the month Tampa Bay could be turning the rest of six days closer to playing Monday night at Kansas Town, so the ad says: “49ers.” In addition, the Niners are recovering and this duel could represent Christian McCaffrey’s season debut. Given that, Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles is 0-5 ATS in his career when facing an opponent coming out of their bye generation. There’s a good reason this form has already gone from -5.5 to -6.5 and it won’t be the least bit unexpected to see it crash -7 before kick-off.
Ben Solak’s first bet: San Francisco 49ers-Tampa Bay Buccaneers OVER 47.5 (-115)
The 49ers are coming off their bye and hoping to return McCaffrey to the crease; their offense desperately wants him, and the Buccaneers’ protection is the easiest place for a soft landing for his debut. Meanwhile, the Bucs are always great for some high move rates and junk life issues, and the 49ers defense is an overrated unit in betting circles. If you can stop them from sneaking around, which the Bucs’ best duo of Tristan Wirfs and Luke Goedeke can do, you can get the ball over them as close as possible, both on the field and everywhere else. the wind Be expecting trouble right here.
Tyler Fulghum’s first bet: Washington Commanders-Pittsburgh Steelers UNDER 44.5 (-110)
It was extreme: Rams to win the NFC West (+500). The Rams recently (+375) won the NFC West.
We love placing bets on the Steelers below, especially on the street. This form is most likely slightly inflated due to Jayden Daniels. The runaway Rookie of the Hour favorite is undeniably dynamic and capable of solving problems on the glass, but I don’t think he’s a discernible defenseman anywhere near the caliber of this Pittsburgh unit just yet. On the other hand, Russell Wilson has been a revelation as a QB for Mike Tomlin’s offense, but I think there is some regression coming. Dan Quinn’s defense will participate in the lighting installation in the coming weeks. I would play games below all mids up to 42.5.
Anita Marks’ first bet: Houston Texans (+4) vs. Detroit Lions
Extreme generation: Patriots-Titans below 37.5 points. Sequence closed at 37.5. The Titans won 20-17.
The Lions should face each other on the street for the second time in a row. They head to Houston to take on a Texans team that is on a mini-bye, considering they played on Thursday night. Excess life allows Texans to get in shape. Will Anderson Jr. is dealing with a sprained ankle and the team hopes to get Nico Collins back into the mix. CJ Stroud performs better at home than on the road and won’t face as much force against the Aidan Hutchinson-less Lions as he did against the Jets’ front seven.
Andre Snellings’ first bet: Denver Broncos (+9) over Kansas Town Chiefs
It was extreme: Commanders -3 against Giants (-120). Closed sequence in Commanders -3.5. The commanders won 27-22.
I fully support the Chiefs being liked in this matchup, but I think this form is artificially boosted by the fact that the Chiefs are undefeated and the Broncos were beaten by the Ravens 31 times on Sunday. Those two pieces of news mask the fact that the Chiefs have rarely won in a landslide this season and the Broncos are rarely defeated. Of the Chiefs’ first seven wins, only two of them went through more than seven problems: a 13-point win over a Brandnew Orleans Saints team recently in the midst of a seven-game losing streak and a 10-point win over A San Francisco 49ers workforce that used to be plagued by shock.
The Chiefs’ remaining five wins came via an average of 5.4 points per game. Likewise, outside of the Ravens loss, the Broncos have not lost any other matchup this season by more than seven points and their moderate scoring margin before the Ravens was +6.6 points. The Broncos are built around solid protection that helps them stay in the game and, in contrast to the Ravens’ potent offense (first in the NFL with 445.9 yards/game, second with 31.4 points per game) , this month’s Chiefs play extra games. Don’t lose sight of the offense (eleventh in the NFL with 348.0 yards/game, eleventh with 24.7 points per game). Add to the section content that often makes games more competitive than expected, and nine things is too voluminous an assortment for my taste. I’m going to shake the Broncos and the problems.
Pamela Maldonado’s first bet: Indiana Hoosiers to win the Ten Obese Championship (+1100)
Extreme era: Chicago Bears LESS than 8.5 wins. The Bears lost to the Cardinals to fall to 4-4 on the season.
This is an attractive risk bet with likely high rewards. The Hoosiers’ offense is explosive (Disagree. 1 in playmaking), but their defense has been stingy (10th in touchdowns allowed). With the biggest matchup against Ohio State still to come, a win there would likely reserve Indiana’s spot in the name matchup. If they manage to defeat the Buckeyes, their +1100 price would necessarily become a coin flip to Oregon in the championship game, offering excellent value. Given Indiana’s balanced attack, strong defense, and the fact that they have already exceeded expectations, they have a good chance of pulling off the upset and earning the Big Ten name, making this a potentially successful bet for the risk-tolerant gamblers.
