Week 10 is going to be a big one in the NFL. There aren't a lot of those big time division battles we know and love this time of year, but there are a couple really big cross-conference clashes that will help us make a bit of a determination which conference is superior at this point in the season.
NFL Week 10 Opening Odds at BookMaker.eu
Browns ( 44 ) at Ravens ( -9.5 )
Texans ( 43.5 ) at Jaguars ( +1.5 )
Chiefs at Panthers ( -3 )
Broncos at Saints ( -1 )
Rams at Jets ( -2.5 )
Falcons ( 49.5 ) at Eagles ( -1 )
Vikings ( 42 ) at Redskins ( -2.5 )
Packers ( 48 ) at Titans ( +3 )
Bears at Buccaneers ( -1.5 )
Dolphins ( 48 ) at Chargers ( -4 )
49ers ( 48 ) at Cardinals ( -12.5 )
Cowboys ( 49.5 ) at Steelers ( -3 )
Seahawks at Patriots ( -7 )
Bengals ( 46 ) at Giants ( -3 )
Games of the Week
Cowboys at Steelers – Sunday 4:25 p.m. ET
Dak Prescott has already survived a road test at Lambeau Field. Can he do the same in Heinz Field with all of those Terrible Towels waving around in the background?
Of course, there's still the possibility that Tony Romo will be activated for this one, and if that happens, that'll beg the question whether he'll start the game. We doubt it, but it's a bit of drama that is still very much so in the cards at this point.
The Steelers are reeling right now at just 4-4, and though Ben Roethlisberger did play last week against Baltimore after suffering a meniscus injury just two weeks prior, he didn't look good in the game. He's going to have to be much better against Dallas in order to turn this ship around and get back in the win column.
The Cowboys though, are 7-1, and though most believe they aren't good enough to keep this up, they're still on pace for 14 wins. Does that mean they should be favored against a .500 Pittsburgh team? The oddsmakers don't agree, as the Steelers have opened up at -3 at home.
Seahawks at Patriots – Sunday 8:30 p.m. ET
Sunday Night Football is going to be a good one this week. The Seahawks are going to be on a short week, as they're playing on Monday Night Football against the Bills, while New England gets to rest up at home for a week off of its bye.
The Legion of Boom is going to be up against it for sure in this one against Tom Brady, a man who has 12 TDs without throwing a pick in his four games and has been tearing apart every defense in his path.
The Pats feel like they're on a bit of a tour of force at this point, as the only game they lost was started by Jacoby Brissett, of all people. The Seahawks have had to win games in ugly fashion, and that's a bad sign in this one. There's a reason why New England has opened up at -7 on the odds at BookMaker.eu, and there is little doubt that the Super Bowl favorites are going to end up winning this game, particularly with the scheduling differences between what these two teams are stuck facing heading into Week 11.
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