Predicting Every NFL Week 10 Game

CAR@NO

The Saints have won one home game all year, 23-22 in overtime over Cleveland. Carolina already won by 11 in Philadelphia.

HOU@CLE

All five Cleveland wins came by four points or fewer, and Deshaun Watson starts. Five points is a lot in a game with a total under 40.

JAX@TEN

Jacksonville has outscored teams by 108 points. Tennessee is 1-7 and just traded away safety Amani Hooker, the NFL leader with five interceptions.

KC@ATL

Kansas City allows 17.9 points a game. Atlanta has lost its last two by a combined 50-17. Mahomes is day-to-day with an elbow, so watch Friday.

BUF@NYJ

Buffalo has scored 23 or more in all eight games. The Jets just lost 35-12 in Kansas City.

WSH@NYG

The forecast says rain at MetLife Thursday night. The Giants convert 40% of their third downs and Washington converts 31%.

SF@DAL

San Francisco is 7-1 and plus-79 in points, and just added Keenan Allen. Dallas lost tight end Jake Ferguson and running back Tyler Goodson.

MIN@GB

Minnesota traded for Kirk Cousins on Tuesday and still hasn't named a starter. Jordan Love threw for 372 yards last week.

SEA@LV

Fernando Mendoza makes his first NFL start after the Cousins trade, against a Seattle defense that allows 18 points a game.

NE@DET

Green Bay just put 45 on New England. Jahmyr Gibbs gets the same defense on Sunday morning.

PIT@CIN

Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 30-27 in Week 3. Burrow just went 24 of 29 for three touchdowns in Atlanta.

LAC@BAL

The Chargers score 15.1 points a game and are 0-8. Jacoby Brissett starts for Baltimore with Lamar Jackson on injured reserve.

LAR@ARI

Carson Beck makes his first NFL start for an Arizona team that has allowed 255 points in nine games. The Rams beat Washington on the road last week.

MIA@IND

Miami is 1-7 and scores 15.8 points a game. Somebody has to win this one, and it's the team at home.