NFL Week Ten predictions, odds, TV details and betting tips: Steelers to blunt Daniels' progress

Where to watch

New York Giants at Carolina Panthers
Sky Sports NFL, 2.30pm Sunday

Pittsburgh Steelers at Washington Commanders
Sky Sports NFL, 6pm Sunday

Philadelphia Eagles at Dallas Cowboys
Sky Sports NFL, 9.25pm Sunday

Detroit Lions at Houston Texans
Sky Sports NFL, 1.20am Sunday night

Best bets for NFL Week Ten

New York Giants -6.5
2pts 19-20 Betfair, Paddy Power

Pittsburgh Steelers +2.5
3pts 21-20 Coral, Ladbrokes

Philadelphia Eagles -7
1pt 10-11 Betfair, Paddy Power

Houston Texans +3.5
3pts 10-11 general

Arizona Cardinals 
1pt 11-10 Paddy Power

Minnesota Vikings -6.5
2pts 10-11 Betfred 

Over 46.5 points in Atlanta Falcons at New Orleans Saints
2pts 10-11 general

James Cook over 64.5 rushing yards
2pts 10-11 bet365

NFL Week Ten acca predictions

Buffalo Bills to beat Indianapolis Colts
Minnesota Vikings -6.5 against Jacksonville Jaguars
San Francisco 49ers -6.5 against Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Los Angeles Chargers to beat Tennessee Titans

Pays 5.73/1 with bet365

This week's NFL TV game predictions

New York Giants at Carolina Panthers predictions

The NFL International Series continues this week as the New York Giants face the Carolina Panthers at the Allianz Arena in Munich. There have already been games in Brazil and the United Kingdom this season, but the German fans will be treated to two teams with 2-7 records facing each other.

Carolina secured their second win of the season last week thanks to a huge effort at home against the New Orleans Saints as they ran out 23-22 winners. That defeat cost Saints head coach Dennis Allen his job, and the Panthers now have something to build on.

While wide receiver Jonathan Mingo now plays for the Dallas Cowboys after a last-minute trade, rookie running back Jonathon Brooks is back from injury and ready to make his belated debut.

The Panthers face a New York Giants team who have lost four in a row, and quarterback Daniel Jones continues to be criticised for his performances.

Thankfully for the Giants, their young offensive stars Tyrone Tracy Jr., Malik Nabers, and Wan'Dale Robinson are all fit and firing and they could feast on a poor Carolina defence. The Panthers have allowed 32 points per game this season, and they may have no answer to the Giants' young and ambitious offence.

Best bet for New York Giants at Carolina Panthers

New York Giants -6.5
2pts 19-20 Betfair, Paddy Power

Verdict by Kevin Davies

Pittsburgh Steelers at Washington Commanders predictions

The Pittsburgh Steelers face a tricky trip to the Northwest Stadium this weekend as they face the Washington Commanders.

Both teams are top of their divisions, with the Steelers leading the way in the AFC North while Washington are in command of the NFC East.

Both teams have already surpassed expectations, and the Commanders' prospects have been improved by NFL Rookie of the Year favourite Jayden Daniels.

Daniels is even in the race for NFL MVP, and he has helped transform their offence as they average 29.2 points per game, the third-highest total in the NFL.

However, he faces arguably his toughest challenge of the season when taking on Mike Tomlin's Steelers. Pittsburgh are conceding only 14.9 points per game, which is bettered only by the Los Angeles Chargers, and they have been superb at stopping the run, which is one of Washington's strengths. 

Pittsburgh quarterback Russell Wilson has been in top form since his first start for his new team in Week Seven and he should fancy his chances against the Commanders' defence.

While the Commanders deserve praise, the only team with a winning record they have beaten are the Arizona Cardinals. The Steelers are 13-4 after their bye weeks under Tomlin and they should be refreshed and raring to go as they try to upset their hosts.

Best bet for Pittsburgh Steelers at Washington Commanders

Pittsburgh Steelers +2.5
3pts 21-20 Coral, Ladbrokes

Verdict by Luke Lindholm

Philadelphia Eagles at Dallas Cowboys predictions

The Dallas Cowboys have not won since Week Five and now they host NFC East rivals the Philadelphia Eagles without injured quarterback Dak Prescott.

Games between these teams have often lived up to the hype in recent years, but it could be a comfortable night for the 6-2 Eagles against the 3-5 Cowboys. Mike McCarthy's team were hammered 47-9 by the Detroit Lions before their bye in Week Seven and they have since lost 30-24 to the San Francisco 49ers and 27-21 to the Atlanta Falcons.

The Cowboys will be without Prescott due to a hamstring injury, meaning Cooper Rush will get the chance to impress. Dallas's offence was struggling even before Prescott's injury, so this game is now an even bigger challenge.

Philadelphia defensive coordinator Vic Fangio has slowly improved his unit and the Eagles have the offensive weapons to outclass any team. Dallas have allowed 147.8 rushing yards per game this season, the third-worst record in the NFL, and with Saquon Barkley and Jalen Hurts in town, things could get ugly for the home team.

Best bet for Philadelphia Eagles at Dallas Cowboys

Philadelphia Eagles -7
1pt 10-11 Betfair, Paddy Power

Verdict by Caleb Wilfinger

Detroit Lions at Houston Texans predictions

The Detroit Lions, arguably the best team in the NFC, head to the NRG Stadium on Sunday night to take on the Houston Texans in what could be a thrilling game.

While the Kansas City Chiefs are the only unbeaten team in the NFL, some experts believe the Lions are playing the best football in the league.

Detroit have won six games in a row, and four of those have come since their bye in Week five.

Their 24-14 success over divisional rivals the Green Bay Packers was a big morale boost considering their recent battles against Matt LaFleur's team.

Dan Campbell's squad have looked tougher, better coached and more motivated than most of their opponents and they will expect to beat the Texans.

Houston lost 21-13 in their outing against the New York Jets, but DeMeco Ryans' team go into the game with ten days of rest under their belts.

The Texans have been on the road in three of their last four games and will not have to face injured Detroit edge-rusher Aidan Hutchinson due to injury, although Za'Darius Smith arrived in a trade from the Browns this week to address that issue. Wide receiver Nico Collins could also suit up after returning to practice, while Lions left tackle Taylor Decker has been ruled out. The Texans could push the Lions all the way in front of their passionate fanbase.

Best bet for Detroit Lions at Houston Texans 

Houston Texans +3.5
3pts 10-11 general

Verdict by Chris Farley

Tom Hill's Week Ten best bets

Best money line bet

Arizona Cardinals 
1pt 11-10 Paddy Power

The Cardinals host the New York Jets this week, and they look good value for the win. Considering their performances, the Jets have been overrated all season and they cough up 132.6 yards per game on the ground.

Cardinals duo James Conner and Kyler Murray should add to their woes against the run and while the Jets are likely to stay competitive, the Cardinals should not be the outsiders for this match at home.

Best handicap bet

Minnesota Vikings -6.5
2pts 10-11 Betfred

The Vikings take on the Jacksonville Jaguars on the road this week and this looks an ideal fixture for them.

Jacksonville quarterback Trevor Lawrence may not be fit to play, so back-up Mac Jones could make his first start since Week 12 of the 2023 season.

The Jaguars have allowed 264.3 passing yards and 28 points per game on defence and Vikings quarterback Sam Darnold could have a field day.

Best points bet

Over 46.5 points in Atlanta Falcons at New Orleans Saints
2pts 10-11 general

A thrilling contest is expected in the NFC South as the Falcons travel to the Saints hoping to inflict an eighth-straight defeat on their hosts.

The first meeting between the teams finished 26-24 in September but Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins has the second-most passing yards in the NFL since Week Five and is really clicking with his receivers.

New Orleans' defence have allowed 239 passing yards per game this season but they should at least show some pride under interim coach Darren Rizzi after Allen's sacking this week.

Best prop bet

James Cook over 64.5 rushing yards
2pts 10-11 bet365

Buffalo Bills running back James Cook will look to lead from the front in Sunday's game against the Colts.

Cook has picked up 496 yards from 109 carries so far, covering the 64.5-yard line in four of his eight appearances.

The Colts allow the second-most rushing yards per game (149.8) and Cook has the power and speed to cause them problems throughout the contest.

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