NFL Week 10 Staff Picks: Best Bets & Props From Our NFL Team

Welcome to Week 10 fo the NFL season and this week, there are some fantastic matchups and money to be made on the gridiron.

The holidays are right around the corner and the year is starting to come to an end. But don’t worry, that just means the season is really starting to heat up and boy oh boy is it heating up.

Below, our Team here at Betting News are going to give their BEST BETS & PICKS for Week 10! Whether it is a Spread, Moneyline, Total or Player Prop, this is your go to article every week for our team’s favorite bets!

Here is the Team’s Record after Week 9:

Daniel: 3-6 (-3.0 units)

Nate: 4-5 (-1.6u units)

Colby: 3-6 (-3.3 units)

Varun: 3-6 (-3.0 units)

Brad: 4-5 (-1.4 units)

Sukh (Started Week 9): 1-0 (+0.8u)

Now let’s dive in to the Betting News Teams’ Best Bets for Week 10 of the NFL Season!

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Daniel Collins’ Week 10 NFL Pick

Kareem Hunt o18.5 Carries (-120) via BetOnline – Get a $500 WELCOME BONUS

Wow do I love this line for Hunt this week.

Kareem has been fantastic for the unbeaten Chiefs since taking over for the injured Isiah Pacheco. Hunt came literally off of his couch and has stepped in and been one of the best running backs in football.

The Chiefs under Andy Reid have always loved leaning on a reliable running back, which is why the Pacheco injury early this season was such a gut punch to this offense. But Hunt has come in and filled in beautifully.

Hunt has 20+ carries in 4 straight weeks and in a matchup with this very good Denver Broncos defense, especially on the back end, And Reid and company are going to continue leaning on Hunt.

I will keep betting this every week until it is over 20 until further notice. Let’s get back in the win column!

Nate Hornung’s Week 10 NFL Pick

Best Bet: Commanders ML (-135) via Bovada

This week we’re doing what I know best, paying the juiceman. With this likely being a low scoring game, points will be at a premium, so I’ll take a pillow and back Washington on the ML. This team is 7-2 this year and 4-0 at home and facing a Steelers team that I’m still not sold on. Sure, Pittsburgh is coming off a mini bye week, but this is going to be the best offense they’ve seen all year long.

The Commanders rank 3rd in both yards per game and scoring offense. Let’s see where other Steeler’s opponents rank.

Steelers Opponents’ Yards & Scoring Offense Ranks

• Falcons: 8th, 12th
• Broncos: 25th, 23rd
• Chargers: 22nd, 24th
• Colts: 22nd, 22nd
• Cowboys: 15th, 20th
• Raiders: 29th, 26th
• Jets: 24th, 25th
• Giants: 26th, 32nd

Outside of the Falcons at the beginning of September when they looked terrible, the Steelers essentially haven’t seen an offense in the top half of the league. They will have their hands full on Sunday against the NFL’s Rookie of the Year, even without Brian Robinson Jr. in the backfield.

Pay the juice, lay the spread, do whatever you’d like, but come Sunday, the Washington Commanders are staying undefeated at home this season.

Colby Marchio’s Week 10 NFL Pick

Saints (+3.5) (-115) via BetOnline – Get a $500 WELCOME BONUS

This week, we’re backing the Saints. Why? Firing a coach often provides a big morale boost. Does it work? In almost every sport. For example, last year in college basketball Ohio State fired Chris Holtmann midseason. In the very next game, the Buckeyes took down No. 2 Purdue at home. This past week in college football, Rice fired Mike Bloomgren. The Owls took down Navy as 13-point underdogs. Want an NFL example? Most recently, last season, the Raiders fired Josh McDaniels, and the following week, they beat the Packers after losing three straight. The first System Play Sunday of the season.

On the other side, the Falcons are coming off back-to-back wins over the Buccaneers and the Cowboys. This will be the second matchup between these divisional rivals. Their first meeting was back in September, when the Falcons edged the Saints 26-24. New Orleans led in almost every statistical category. The Saints should be out for revenge, with a massive chip on their shoulder after the coaching change.

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Varun Sharma’s Week 10 NFL Pick

Najee Harris has recorded 100+ rushing yards in 3 straight games.

Najee Harris Anytime Touchdown (+105) via BetOnline – Get a $500 WELCOME BONUS

The Steelers offense looks completely different with Russell Wilson under center. Pittsburgh’s averaging 31.5 points per game, they’ve got nearly 900 yards of total offense and the frequency with which they reach the red zone has been fantastic.

Prior to Week 8, the Steelers averaged just 3 red zone trips per game and converted just 1.4 into touchdowns. Over the L2 weeks, they’ve been to the red zone 10 times, recording a touchdown on 4 of those possessions.

It’s been especially beneficial for their starting running back, Najee Harris. Over the first 6 games, Najee saw just 16 touches from within the opposing 20-yard line; in the L2 games he’s recorded 11 carries in the red zone and has 1 touchdown to show for it.

The Commanders defense has been good over the last few weeks, but their quality of opponent has been questionable. Since their lost to the Ravens, the Commanders have beat up on the Panthers, Bears, and the New York Giants.

This week Washington has to deal with a red hot Steelers offense. Harris has seen 40 carries over the L2 weeks, averaging 5.5 yards per carry, and he’s recorded 100+ yards in 3 straight games.

The Commanders rank 31st in opponent yards per carry (5.1), 29th in opponent rushing yards (143/game), 29th in opponent red zone conversion rate (69%) and they’ve given up 5 rushing touchdowns over the last 4 weeks.

Look for Mike Tomlin to go to his guy early, often and definitely in the red zone.

Brad Blakemore’s Week 10 NFL Pick

Cade Otton o57.5 Receiving Yards (-115) via BetOnline – Get a $500 WELCOME BONUS

Who else is Baker going to throw it to? The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are without top receiver Mike Evans and Chris Godwin, meaning tight end Cade Otton has had to step up as the teams top receiving option. And Otton has stepped up in a big way. In the past three games Otton has had 100, 81 and 71 receiving yards. He is not just hitting his line, but he is soaring past it.

The Buccs have a tough opponent this week, taking on the San Fransisco 49ers. This is a stout defense with a top tier offense. But this also means the Buccaneers could be in catch up mode for most of the game. The gamescript should lend to Baker needing to throw, and like we mentioned above, who else is he going to throw too.

Otton has averaged 8.33 receptions over his last three games. Better yet he has averaged 10.33 targets in those games as well. He’s the top receiving threat and there’s no reason to shy away from his props.

Sukh Brar’s Week 10 NFL Pick

Panthers +6.5 (-110) via BetOnline – Get a $500 WELCOME BONUS

Clears throat. Hmph, hmph. Taps mic. Tap, Tap. Deep breath;

“Hello, Panthers my old friend

I’ve come to wager on you again

Because a vision softly creeping

Don’t let this sell if I’m sleeping

And the vision that was planted in my brain

Still remains

Within the sound of +6.5!”

Die Panthers werden die Giants in Deutschland schlagen!

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