Betting on quarterback ineptitude is one of my NFL guilty pleasures. I especially like back-breaking interceptions that completely flip the momentum of the game.
That’s why I’m diving headfirst into the quarterback interception market to identify key spots each week to cash in on quarterback miscues.
Each week of the season, I’ll give my two favorites to throw a pick.
In 2025, my record was 20-16 for +7.5U. In 2024, I was able to finish at 19-17 for +4.2U, and part of the strategy is finding mispriced INT prices, especially if they're at plus odds.
Here are my two favorite NFL interception props for Week 10.
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NFL Interception Props for Week 10
- Bryce Young to Throw an Interception (+100, Fanatics)
- Drew Lock to Throw an Interception (+120, bet365)
When I’m looking at different interception props each week, my main goal is to find matchups with mispriced odds, and looking at this Panthers–Saints matchup, QB Bryce Young shapes up real nice to throw an interception in New Orleans.
Young has six interceptions this season (he's thrown one in five of eight games). The Panthers' pass frequency this season is a big reason why I like betting on Young's INT prop. He’s averaging 38.5 pass attempts per game this year compared to 29.5 last season, and more throws simply increase the probability of an interception.
Young has also struggled against the blitz this season. In 2026, he has three INTs vs. the blitz, while his completion percentage has fallen off a cliff and his turnover-worthy-play rate is the highest in that spot.
The Saints are top-five in blitz rate in the NFL, and this should be a decent matchup for the defense to wreak havoc on the Panthers, who have allowed 14 sacks over the last three games and have an offensive line ravaged by injuries.
Pick: Bryce Young to Throw an Interception (+100, Fanatics)
It looks like we’ll see Seahawks QB Drew Lock for at least one more game.
While the Raiders, on the surface, don’t seem to pose much of a threat, I think they could be sneaky. To Lock’s credit, he has no interceptions his season in two starts (three games), but let’s face it, he did most of his damage vs. the Cardinals.
Even in Week 1, he only threw it 22 times as the backup with the Seahawks limiting his downfield throws. This week, he has the Raiders, who I think will be able to get him jumpy and throw a pick.
Let’s be real about Lock. We’ve seen a decent sample of him now as a starting quarterback in the NFL, and the results haven’t been great. There’s a reason he’s played for three different teams over the last five seasons, if he even got to play at all.
For his career, he’s started 30 total games and has an interception in 16 of them. If we’re just using that sample, his INT odds shouldn’t be plus money. Then when you factor in the matchup, they definitely shouldn’t be at those odds.
The Raiders defense hasn’t inspired confidence this year — they’ve allowed the most passing touchdowns in the NFL — but they do one thing well: pressure the quarterback. They rank third in pressure rate per dropback while also ranking in the top 10 with seven interceptions.
With Lock dealing with a variety of ailments (oblique, elbow) and playing on the road, there’s also a chance those factors may limit his accuracy and lead to some tipped balls or throws falling short of the receiver.
Given all these factors, the fair odds for Lock should be closer to -120, so I’ll take +120 all day in this spot.
Pick: Drew Lock to Throw an Interception (+120, bet365)
