Week 10 NFL Picks: Featuring Our Best Bet of the Year

The NFL schedule was made assuming the Packers, Bucs, Rams, and Broncos would be must-watch teams. Instead they’ve turned into the apple picking teams. If you see a matchup involving Matthew Stafford or Russell Wilson, that’s a sign to spend some time with your family. Here are the Week 10 picks from a guy with as much head coaching experience as Jeff Saturday. 

Does anyone think that P.J. Walker is actually better than Baker Mayfield? (I do believe he’s better than Sam Darnold, though.)

The Bucs haven’t covered since Week 2. Pete Carroll is our midseason pick for Coach of the Year.

This might be my lock of the year. 

This is Denver’s last chance to salvage their season. Tennessee at 5-3 in the AFC South can take a nap for a month and still win the division. 

Don’t look now but Justin Fields is good. 

The Texans offense has topped 20 points just once all season. 

The Kansas City loss to the Colts, which was weird at the time, now looks like the strangest result of the NFL season.

Josh Allen threw two bad interceptions last week and held his arm after every throw. Even if he plays, he won’t be 100%. 

The Steelers are 1-6 since a Week 1 win. The Saints are 2-6 after a Week 1 win. 

The Raiders have allowed at least 20 points in every game this season. I’m not sure if the Colts could score 20 if games had 60 minute quarters. 

This is a good week for the Rams to start turning their season around. The defending champions play the Saints next week, and after that they still need to play the Seahawks twice plus the entire AFC West. 

From a TV perspective, this is generally the biggest game on the NFL calendar. The Packers have basically been unwatchable this year, though. Dallas is now down to +1400 to win the Super Bowl.

This line just feels way too high. 

The Eagles beat the Commanders 24-8 in Washington in Week 3.

Best bets this season: 10-9

Record last week: 5-6-2