NFL Week 10 Odds and Betting Lines

Welcome to NFL Week 10! Get ready to make the most of your week with our top NFL odds.

This weekend features some thrilling matchups, including the Thursday night showdown between Joe Burrow and the Bengals facing off against Lamar Jackson and the Ravens. Plus, don’t miss the Sunday night clash between last year’s nearly Super Bowl contenders, Detroit and Houston.

We’ve got excellent NFL betting tips and insights to set you up for success—let’s dive in!

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Cincinnati Bengals (+210) at Baltimore Ravens (-250)

In this matchup of two marquee QBs, it mostly comes down to the running game, where the Baltimore Ravens have the decided edge in what should be a great Thursday Night Football game.

Derrick Henry has been a monster for the Ravens this season, leading the league in rushing yards and touchdowns.

The Ravens’ 6-3 record this season looks a little misleading. They’re rolling of late, going 6-1 in their last 7 games, including last weekend’s 41-10 drubbing of the Broncos. The last time they scored fewer than 30 points in a game was Week 3, and even then, they had 4 TDs.

The Bengals have Joe Burrow, of course, with 20 TD passes and 2,200 yards this season. He’s also a cool head for a prime-time divisional game in a hostile stadium. They also put up 41 points in their most recent game too, so both teams can light up the scoreboard. But they haven’t beaten a team with a winning record yet this year, so proceed with caution.

The X factor here, besides Baltimore’s run game advantage, could be their WR Zay Flowers. He’s having a breakout year and could have a night against the Bengals’ pass D, which is in the bottom half of the league, and will have to worry about containing Lamar Jackson and Henry.

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New England Patriots (+250) at Chicago Bears (-300)

This game features Chicago Bears’ rookie QB Caleb Williams in his second battle of first-year draft picks in three weeks, as Drake Maye and the New England Patriots roll into the Windy City this weekend.

Maye has been steadily improving, while Williams has done the same. Both QBs are still up and down in every game, though.

Which team will rise to the occasion? The Pats have lost 7 of their last 8 games, while Chicago has dropped 2 out of their last 3 games, including last weekend’s poor showing in a 29-9 beatdown at the hands of the Cardinals.

One X factor could be Williams and the Bears being at home, sweet home. They’re 4-0 this season at Soldier Field. On the other hand, this seems to be a team on the decline. Williams was sacked six times last weekend against a fairly weak defense, and Chicago’s defense gave up over 200 yards rushing and continues to have injuries on the defensive side of the ball.

With both QB’s still learning the game and prone to giving up big turnovers, this could be a wild game. Have a look at the turnover props and all the other bets for the Patriots-Bears game.

Pittsburgh Steelers (+120) at Washington Commanders (-140)

With a close spread of just 2.5 currently in favor of the Washington Commanders, expect this to be a close matchup between two teams still in the hunt for a playoff spot.

The Commanders are more than just in the hunt, in fact, as they sit at 7-2 and could take the relatively weak NFC East. The Steelers (6-2) are relying on a resurgent Russell Wilson to take them back this year. They’ve won 3 straight and are coming off a bye week heading into Washington.

The Commanders are also on a 3-game roll. If you’re the type of bettor who thinks they’re a team of destiny – remember that Hail Mary beat the Bears two weeks ago – then Jayden Daniels & Co. might be your pick.

The X factors here do line up well for Pittsburgh: the veteran presence of Russ vs the rookie Daniels; Steelers’ coach Mike Tomlin is 25-6 against rookie QBs in his coaching career; and Steelers’ RB Najee Harris, who has 3 straight rushing games of over 100 yards. The Commanders are 30^th in the league in rush yards allowed.

In what could be a close game for spread and moneyline NFL odds, find all the wagers you need right here at Bovada for Pittsburgh vs. Washington.

Detroit Lions (-185) at Houston Texans (+160)

Heading into last weekend’s game against the Green Bay Packers, sports pundits were talking about Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff, his first outdoor game of the year, and the possibility that he might struggle against the elements at Lambeau Field.

Goff responded with an 18-22 passing performance in a driving rain, and in his last 3 games has 6 touchdowns and only 10 incomplete passes in total.

The Motor City’s Lions are firing on all offensive cylinders on their way to six straight wins, scoring over 42 points in three of them. Running backs David Montgomery and Jahmyr Gibbs are both tied for 4^th in the league in rushing touchdowns and can control the game on the ground.

The Houston Texans are somehow scraping their way by to stay atop the AFC South, despite averaging only 19 points per game in their last 3 matchups.

They might get a boost if star wideout Nico Collins comes back from his injury, but they’ll still need to protect CJ Stroud better. The Texans’ QB was sacked eight times in his last game and hasn’t had much time all season.

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Miami Dolphins (+120) at Los Angeles Rams (-140)

The Miami Dolphins look like a different team now that QB Tua Tagovailoa is back in the lineup.

They’ll need Tua to continue his solid play as they head into Los Angeles to face the Rams on Monday Night Football.

Although Tua’s return has not resulted in W’s over the past two weeks, the Dolphins lost those games by a combined 4 points and could have easily turned them into wins.

The Fins are relying less on star WR Tyreek Hill, who still hasn’t had a big game this year but has had 72 and 80 yards in the two games with Tua back. Could this be Hill’s breakout game?

Raheem Mostert and De’von Achane can also explode at any moment for a big play coming out of the backfield. The Rams are very average 16^th against both the run and the pass this year regarding yardage.

But LA is looking healthy for the first time in a while on offense, as wide receivers Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua are back, and third WR Demarcus Robinson scored two TDs last weekend.

With all this firepower on both teams, the Over/Under for the Dolphins-Rams game is among the highest of the week regarding NFL odds. At 50.5, betting fans might like the over in a game where both QB’s could light up Monday night.

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