NFL Odds for Week 10

Thursday November 6th

Cleveland (3rd – AFCN) at Cincinnati (1st – AFCN) at Paul Brown Stadium KICK OFF – 8:25 PM ET

• Point Spread: Cleveland (+6.0) at 10/11, Cincinnati (-6.0) at 10/11
• Money Line To Win: Cleveland 43/20, Cincinnati 5/13
• Over/Under: 44.5 points – 10/11
• Head to Head: Home team is 3-0-1 ATS in their past four meetings
• Match up Summary: Cleveland heads into this game with an impressive 5-3 record after beating the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 22-17 on the weekend. Quarterback Brian Hoyer threw a couple of TD passes and 300 yards, but he was also picked off twice. He needs to be careful against the Bengals since they have 10 interceptions on the season, which is fourth best in the league. Cincinnati beat the Jacksonville Jaguars 33-23 on Sunday and are now 5-2-1 on the season.

Cleveland Browns:

• Overall Record: 5-3
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 4-2-2
• Home Record: 4-1
• Away Record: 1-2
• Over/Under Record: 4-4-0

Cincinnati Bengals:

• Overall Record: 5-2-1
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 4-3-1
• Home Record: 4-0-1
• Away Record: 1-2
• Over/Under Record: 4-4-0

Sunday November 9th

Kansas City (2nd – AFCW) at Buffalo (2nd – AFCE) at Ralph Wilson Stadium KICK OFF – 1:00 PM ET

• Point Spread: Kansas City (-1.0) at 5/6, Buffalo (+1.0) at 1/1
• Money Line To Win: Kansas City 10/13, Buffalo 11/10
• Over/Under: 41.0 points – 10/11
• Head to Head: Chiefs are 1-6 ATS in their past seven games
• Match up Summary: The Kansas City Chiefs beat the New York Jets 24-10 on Sunday to improve to 5-3. The Chiefs have the best passing defense in the league as they concede just 199.4 yards against on average per game. The Bills are back in action after a bye and are also 5-3 in 2014. The Bills will be without C.J. Spiller and Fred Jackson due to injuries. The Bills average 245.3 yards in the air in their last three outings and have been led by Sammy Watkins. The rookie has picked up three TDs on 14 receptions in his last three appearances along with 276 yards.

Kansas City Chiefs:

• Overall Record: 5-3
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 6-2-0
• Home Record: 3-1
• Away Record: 2-2
• Over/Under Record: 2-6-0

Buffalo Bills:

• Overall Record: 5-3
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 4-4-0
• Home Record: 2-2
• Away Record: 3-1
• Over/Under Record: 2-6-0

Sunday November 9th

Miami (3rd – AFCE) at Detroit (1st – NFCN) at Ford Field KICK OFF – 1:00 PM ET

• Point Spread: Miami (+3.0) at 20/23, Detroit (-3.0) at 20/21
• Money Line To Win: Miami 13/10, Detroit 4/6
• Over/Under: 43.5 points – 10/11
• Head to Head: No recent trends
• Match up Summary: The Dolphins handed the San Diego Chargers a thorough 37-0 thrashing on the weekend to move to 5-3 on the year. Miami recorded three interceptions and three sacks in the game and this doesn’t look good for Lions’ QB Matthew Stafford since he’s been sacked a league-leading 24 times. He’ll need to keep his eye on Miami defensive end Cameron Wake who has 5.5 sacks this year. Detroit had a bye last week and are also 5-3. Their defense is the best in the league as they allow 290.4 yards against per game.

Miami Dolphins:

• Overall Record: 5-3
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 5-3-0
• Home Record: 2-2
• Away Record: 3-1
• Over/Under Record: 4-4-0

Detroit Lions:

• Overall Record: 6-2
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 4-4-0
• Home Record: 3-1
• Away Record: 3-1
• Over/Under Record: 2-6-0

Sunday November 9th

Dallas (2nd – NFCE) at Jacksonville (4th – AFCS) at Wembley Stadium KICK OFF – 1:00 PM ET

• Point Spread: Dallas OTB, Jacksonville OTB
• Money Line To Win: Dallas OTB, Jacksonville OTB
• Over/Under: OTB – 10/11
• Head to Head: No recent trends
• Match up Summary: The Cowboys lost their second game in a row as the Arizona Cardinals handled them 28-17 last week. The 6-3 Cowboys saw QB Tony Romo miss the game as he was hurt against the week before against the Washington Redskins. The Cowboys looked lost without Romo and Arizona took advantage of them. Dallas’ DeMarco Murray saw his eight-game streak of rushing for at least 100 yards end as he managed just 79 against the Cardinals. Brandon Weeden took over the quarterback duties and gained just 183 yards in the air. He threw a TD pass along with a pair of interceptions. The Cowboys should get back on the right track against the 1-8 Jaguars as they allow 386.9 yards against per contest, which is sixth-worst in the league. This game will be taking place at Wembley Stadium in London, England.

Dallas Cowboys:

• Overall Record: 6-3
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 2-6-1
• Home Record: 1-3
• Away Record: 0-5
• Over/Under Record: 5-4-0

Jacksonville Jaguars:

• Overall Record: 1-8
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 4-3-1
• Home Record: 4-0-1
• Away Record: 1-2
• Over/Under Record: 4-4-0

Sunday November 9th

San Francisco (3rd – NFCW) at New Orleans (1st – NFCS) at Mercedes-Benz Superdome – KICK OFF – 1:00 PM ET

• Point Spread: San Francisco (+4.5) at 10/11, New Orleans (-4.5) at 10/11
• Money Line To Win: San Francisco 39/20, New Orleans 20/47
• Over/Under: 49.0 points – 10/11
• Head to Head: 49ers are 4-0 ATS in their last 4 meetings
• Match up Summary: San Francisco lost 13-10 at home to the St. Louis Rams on Sunday to fall to 4-4 on the season. They’ve lost two in a row and are hoping to snap out of it in New Orleans. The Saints have won two consecutive contests after beating the Carolina Panthers 28-10 on Thursday and are also 4-4 on the year. San Francisco is an impressive 7-3 on the road in their past 10 outings and the Saints have an 11-game winning streak on the line at home.

San Francisco 49ers:

• Overall Record: 4-4
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 4-4-0
• Home Record: 2-2
• Away Record: 2-2
• Over/Under Record: 3-5-0

New Orleans Saints:

• Overall Record: 4-4
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 4-4-0
• Home Record: 3-0
• Away Record: 1-4
• Over/Under Record: 6-2-0

Sunday November 9th

Tennessee (3rd – AFCS) at Baltimore (4th – AFCN) at M&T Bank Stadium KICK OFF – 1:00 PM ET

• Point Spread: Tennessee (+9.5) at 10/11, Baltimore (-9.5) at 10/11
• Money Line To Win: Tennessee 15/4, Baltimore 1/5
• Over/Under: 44.0 points – 10/11
• Head to Head: Titans are 5-1 ATS in their past six meetings
• Match up Summary: The Ravens dropped a 43-23 decision to the Steelers last week and are 5-4 on the campaign with two straight defeats. They allowed QB Ben Roethlisberger to toss for six TDs and could only muster up 63 rushing yards in the game. The Titans go into the game at 2-6 after having a bye in week nine. They’ve also lost their last two and will be trying to improve their rush defense as they concede 134.8 yards per game. They need to watch out for the Ravens’ pair of Lorenzo Taliaferro and Justin Forsett.

Tennessee Titans:

• Overall Record: 2-6
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 2-5-1
• Home Record: 1-3
• Away Record: 1-3
• Over/Under Record: 3-5-0

Baltimore Ravens:

• Overall Record: 5-4
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 4-4-1
• Home Record: 3-1
• Away Record: 2-3
• Over/Under Record: 5-4-0

Sunday November 9th

Pittsburgh (2nd – AFCN) at N.Y. Jets (4th – AFCE) at MetLife Stadium KICK OFF – 1:00 PM ET

• Point Spread: Pittsburgh (-4.5) at 10/11, New York Jets (+4.5) at 10/11
• Money Line To Win: Pittsburgh 4/9, New York Jets 37/20
• Over/Under: 45.5 points – 10/11
• Head to Head: Under is 7-3 in the last 10 games
• Match up Summary: The Steelers and QB Ben Roethlisberger are red hot at the moment. In his last three outings Big Ben has 14 TDs and has passed for 1,127 yards as the Steelers have won three straight to go to 6-3. They hammered the Ravens 43-23 on the weekend and want to make it four in a row in New York against the Jets. The Jets are 1-8 after dropping a 24-10 decision to the Chiefs. Wide receiver Percy Harvin had a good game though with 11 receptions for 129 yards.

Pittsburgh Steelers:

• Overall Record: 6-3
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 5-4-0
• Home Record: 4-1
• Away Record: 2-2
• Over/Under Record: 6-3-0

New York Jets:

• Overall Record: 1-8
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 1-7-1
• Home Record: 1-4
• Away Record: 0-4
• Over/Under Record: 5-4-0

Sunday November 9th

Atlanta (3rd – NFCS) at Tampa Bay (4th – NFCS) at Raymond James Stadium KICK OFF – 1:00 PM ET

• Point Spread: Atlanta (-1.5) at 10/11, Tampa Bay (+1.5) at 10/11
• Money Line To Win: Atlanta 20/23, Tampa Bay 20/21
• Over/Under: 45.5 points – 10/11
• Head to Head: Home team is 5-1-1 ATS in their last seven encounters
• Match up Summary: The Atlanta Falcons had a bye last week after their 22-21 loss to Detroit in London, England two weeks ago. They’re 2-6 on the season and have lost five straight. In fact the last team they managed to beat was Tampa Bay, who they meet again this week. Atlanta blew Tampa out 56-14 back in week three when QB Matt Ryan went 21 for 23 passes in passing for three TDs and 286 yards. Tampa is 1-7 with four straight losses after Cleveland beat them 22-17 last week. They allow 399.9 yards against per game, but believe it or not, Atlanta allows a league-worst 408.8 against.

Atlanta Falcons:

• Overall Record: 2-6
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 3-5-0
• Home Record: 2-2
• Away Record: 0-4
• Over/Under Record: 3-5-0

Tampa Bay Buccaneers:

• Overall Record: 1-7
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 3-5-0
• Home Record: 0-4
• Away Record: 1-3
• Over/Under Record: 4-4-0

Sunday November 9th

Denver (1st – AFCW) at Oakland (4th – AFCW) at O.co Coliseum KICK OFF – 4:05 PM ET

• Point Spread: Denver (-11.0) at 10/11, Oakland (+11.0) at 10/11
• Money Line To Win: Denver 2/13, Oakland 19/4
• Over/Under: 49.0 points – 10/11
• Head to Head: Broncos are 5-1 ATS in their last six visits to Oakland
• Match up Summary: The 6-2 Broncos were handed a 43-21 beating by the New England Patriots on the road last week in the battle of QBs Peyton Manning and Tom Brady. Manning is 5-11 in those meetings now even though he passed for a pair of TDs and 438 yards against Denver. He was also picked off twice. However the Broncos get a break, at least on paper, by taking on a winless Oakland Raiders squad who are 0-8. The Raiders played a good game last week though by losing just 30-24 to Seattle. Rookie QB Derek Carr should start for the Raiders. Carr went 24 for 41 against Seattle with two TDs and 194 yards. He was also intercepted twice.

Denver Broncos:

• Overall Record: 6-2
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 4-4-0
• Home Record: 5-0
• Away Record: 1-2
• Over/Under Record: 6-2-0

Oakland Raiders:

• Overall Record: 0-8
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 4-4-0
• Home Record: 0-4
• Away Record: 0-4
• Over/Under Record: 4-4-0

Sunday November 9th

St. Louis (4th – NFCW) at Arizona (1st – NFCW) at University of Phoenix Stadium KICK OFF – 4:25 PM ET

• Point Spread: St. Louis (+7.0) at 20/21, Arizona (-7.0) at 20/23
• Money Line To Win: St. Louis 13/5, Arizona 5/16
• Over/Under: 43.0 points – 10/11
• Head to Head: The under is 9-3 in the last 12 games
• Match up Summary: The Arizona Cardinals sit at 7-1 after beating the Cowboys 28-17 last week while the Rams beat San Francisco 13-10 to improve to 3-5. The Cardinals can’t be overconfident though as the Rams have the skill to give them a run for their money. A win for the Cardinals could make it pretty tough to knock them off the perch of the NFC West as they seek their fifth straight victory.

St Louis Rams:

• Overall Record: 3-5
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 3-5-0
• Home Record: 1-3
• Away Record: 2-2
• Over/Under Record: 4-4-0

Arizona Cardinals:

• Overall Record: 7-1
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 6-2-0
• Home Record: 4-0
• Away Record: 3-1
• Over/Under Record: 2-5-1

Sunday November 9th

N.Y. Giants (3rd – NFCE) at Seattle (2nd – NFCW) at CenturyLink Field KICK OFF – 4:25 PM ET

• Point Spread: New York Giants (+9.0) at 20/23, Seattle (-9.0) at 20/21
• Money Line To Win: New York Giants 7/2, Seattle 2/9
• Over/Under: 44.5 points – 10/11
• Head to Head: Road team is 5-2-1 ATS in their last eight games
• Match up Summary: The New York Giants are 3-5 after losing 40-24 to the Indianapolis Colts on Monday night. Meanwhile Seattle beat the winless Oakland Raiders 30-34 the day before and are now 5-3 on the season, but haven’t really been playing like the reigning Super Bowl champions are capable of.

New York Giants:

• Overall Record: 3-5
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 3-5-0
• Home Record: 2-2
• Away Record: 1-3
• Over/Under Record: 5-3-0

Seattle Seahawks:

• Overall Record: 5-3
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 3-5-0
• Home Record: 3-1
• Away Record: 2-2
• Over/Under Record: 5-3-0

Sunday November 9th

Chicago (4th – NFCN) at Green Bay (2nd – NFCN) at Lambeau Field KICK OFF – 8:30 PM ET

• Point Spread: Chicago (+7.0) at 1/1 Green Bay (-7.0) at 5/6
• Money Line To Win: Chicago 27/10, Green Bay 5/17
• Over/Under: 53.5 points – 10/11
• Head to Head: Road team is 4-0 ATS in their past four contests
• Match up Summary: This is one of the NFL’s better rivalries with the Bears at 3-5 and having lost two in a row. They were on a bye last week and desperately need a win. The Packers are 5-3 after dropping a 44-23 decision to the New Orleans Saints last week. The Bears need a big game from Matt Forte. He’s scored three TDs this year and rushed for 562 yards. The Packers are worst in the league at the rush defense as they allow 153.5 yards against per game on the ground. The Bears pass defense is a weak spot as they concede 262.3 yards against, which is ranked 24th.

Chicago Bears:

• Overall Record: 3-5
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 3-5-0
• Home Record: 0-3
• Away Record: 3-2
• Over/Under Record: 5-3-0

Green Bay Packers:

• Overall Record: 5-3
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 4-3-1
• Home Record: 3-0
• Away Record: 2-3
• Over/Under Record: 7-1-0

Monday November 10th

Carolina (2nd – NFCS) at Philadelphia (1st – NFCE) at Lincoln Financial Field KICK OFF – 8:30 PM ET

• Point Spread: Carolina (+6.0) at 10/11, Philadelphia (-6.0) at 10/11
• Money Line To Win: Carolina 11/5, Philadelphia 10/27
• Over/Under: 48.0 points – 10/11
• Head to Head: No recent trends
• Match up Summary: The Panthers didn’t look too good in their 28-10 defeat to the New Orleans Saints last Thursday and are now 3-5-1 on the season. QB Cam Newton had a bad game by going 10 for 28 in passing for just 151 yards and a 39.4 pass rating. He didn’t throw for a TD, but was intercepted twice. The Eagles beat the Houston Texans 31-21 to move to 6-2. Their 409.2 yards per game is fourth best, but we may see Mark Sanchez start at quarterback instead of Nick Foles, who has an injured collarbone.

Carolina Panthers:

• Overall Record: 3-5-1
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 5-4-0
• Home Record: 2-3
• Away Record: 1-2-1
• Over/Under Record: 5-4-0

Philadelphia Eagles:

• Overall Record: 6-2
• Record Against the Spread (won-lost-push): 5-3-0
• Home Record: 4-0
• Away Record: 2-2
• Over/Under Record: 5-3-0

• Houston Texans
• Indianapolis Colts
• Minnesota Vikings
• New England Patriots
• San Diego Chargers
• Washington Redskins