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NFL Week 10 Picks and Props: Early Look at the Slate

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Week 10 of the NFL season kicks off tomorrow. It all gets underway with a Thursday Night clash between the Commanders and the Giants, setting the stage for high-stakes action straight through Sunday featuring the Patriots, Jaguars, Bills, and more.

We highlighted some of the most interesting matchups to break down their odds, best picks and player props. Before we begin, be sure to download the Action Network App, where you will find the best trading insight.

Thursday Night Football: Commanders at Giants

An NFC East divisional grudge match opens the week on Thursday Night, bearing high postseason stakes for both the Commanders and the Giants. New York trades as a 2.5-point favorite with a 57% implied probability on the moneyline, while the consensus game total sits at 41.5 points.

Washington’s offensive scheme relies on dynamic perimeter pacing, quick decision-making, and exploiting edge leverage. However, MetLife Stadium presents a hostile environment for a road test against a disruptive New York defensive front.

I believe the moneyline consensus has this pegged correctly; the Giants field the superior roster and demonstrate far more operational consistency. I'm backing them as outright winners, laying the 2.5 points on the spread, and when it comes to the total, my pick is targeting the Over 41.5.

The player props board also features compelling value, notably Malik Nabers Over 70.5 Receiving Yards, as well as his Anytime Touchdown contract with shares trading at 37 cents.

Patriots vs. Lions in Munich at 9:30 AM ET

Munich is a major soccer capital, but on Sunday, Nov. 15, at 9:30 a.m. ET, it will be all about American football when the New England Patriots clash with the Detroit Lions inside Allianz Arena. The Lions trade as 58% favorites.

The Lions enter off a gritty, low-scoring 19-9 victory over the Dolphins, while the Patriots are reeling from a tough 45-27 blowout loss to the Packers. Under that contrast, the burden falls heavily on New England to demonstrate defensive resilience and bounce back immediately after surrendering 45 points.

I believe the Patriots have a great shot to win this game and prove what they are made of. What I highly doubt, however, is their ability to fully resolve the glaring defensive problems that have plagued them all season, which is why I anticipate a razor-thin victory. My choice is backing New England to cover the 2.5-point spread as underdogs while simultaneously targeting the Under 50.5 on the game total.

Chiefs at Falcons

Kansas City trades as a 3.5-point road favorite with a 62% implied probability on the Kalshi board.

For both teams, this clash is crucial for positioning themselves atop their respective divisions. Each squad sits within a half-game of first place, with the Broncos trailing the Chiefs in the AFC West, while the Falcons are looking up at both the Panthers and the Saints in the NFC South.

But that is where the similarities end. Kansas City enters off a high-profile victory over the New York Jets, showcasing offensive rhythm and, above all, the strength of mind required to win in the final stretch. Atlanta, on the other hand, heads back home licking its wounds following a tough loss to Cincinnati.

For Atlanta, the key lies in controlling the ball to keep Patrick Mahomes and his offensive weapons at bay. On the other hand, Kansas City's defensive priorities center on bottling up Bijan Robinson and neutralizing the Falcons' explosive attack.

The Chiefs are favored for good reason. I expect them to dictate the game script and comfortably cover the 3.5-point spread. I would even entertain laying 4.5, though that might just be me being too enthusiastic.

Bills at Jets

This Sunday, an AFC East rivalry renews at MetLife Stadium. The Bills trade as heavy 7.5-point favorites, with more than 80% implied probability on the moneyline. The consensus total sits at around 50.5 points.

The Bills' odds reflect more than just their superior roster and the elite level they have demonstrated so far. The odds are equally driven by the intense turmoil plaguing the Jets. New York enters this matchup after losing four consecutive games, sitting just a half-game out of the cellar in the AFC East.

The most interesting angle here lies in the spread. I expect the Jets to cover the +7.5. At the same time, targeting the Under 50.5 on the total is my preferred pick.

Jaguars at Titans

This Sunday, the Jaguars enter as heavy favorites to take this game, commanding an 84% implied probability on the Kalshi board while laying 10.5 points on the spread.

The context could hardly be more favorable for Jacksonville. They head into Nissan Stadium sitting alone atop the AFC South after two blowout victories. Meanwhile, Tennessee sits buried in the division basement with no signs of improvement.

The Titans were on bye last weekend, but prior to that they dropped two straight games, with their lone victory of the season coming on the road against Indianapolis back in mid-October.

All things considered, backing Jacksonville on the moneyline is an obvious choice. I also favor them on the spread to cover the 10.5 points over the Titans.

The player props board offers several interesting angles to trade. Jacksonville’s Parker Washington on the Anytime Touchdown contract at 44 cents looks like a solid choice, and Washington to clear Over 60 receiving yards is a great position as well.

Trevor Lawrence to throw 2+ passing touchdowns sounds great too, particularly taking into consideration how good he was against the Ravens.

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