It’s time for Week 10 of the 2026 NFL season. I strongly suggest you check out the Week 10 NFL Betting Hub, where you’ll find all of the features and picks from my talented co-workers. On top of that, we never stop pumping out good NFL content on our live shows. That’s the beauty of being a subscriber. As a company, we’re relentless in our effort to get you prepared for these games. With that out of the way, let’s get into the fun stuff. Keep reading for my Week 10 NFL best bets and Week 10 NFL player props.
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New England Patriots vs. Detroit Lions – 9:30 am ET (Munich, Germany)
The Lions have given up more touchdowns and receptions to opposing tight ends than any team in the NFL, along with the highest average depth of target. Detroit has struggled to cover the position all year, making it hard not to target New England’s tight ends on Sunday.
I originally thought about playing Hunter Henry to go Over his receiving yards total, but he’s dealing with a foot injury heading into this one. That led me to Eli Raridon instead.
Raridon has the potential to ball out if Henry can’t go in Munich, but I think there’s a good chance he finds the end zone either way. Raridon has only two touchdown receptions this season, but he’s someone New England values in the red zone. Against a defense that tends to lose track of tight ends near the goal line, this could be a spot for him to score.
Bet: Raridon Anytime TD (+295 – 0.5 units)
Seattle Seahawks at Las Vegas Raiders – 4:05 pm ET
Does it not feel like we’re getting a major discount on Bowers props this week? His receiving yards total is down to 57.5 at one prominent shop, even though the talented tight end has had at least 70 receiving yards in all seven games he has played this year. Bowers is also averaging 94.0 receiving yards per game.
It’s also +210 for Bowers to find the end zone, even though he has scored in five of his seven games, including one two-touchdown performance.
Of course, Kirk Cousins was traded to the Vikings at the deadline, meaning Bowers will be working with a new quarterback. However, this isn’t Joe Fagnano we’re talking about. Bowers will be catching passes from Fernando Mendoza, the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Mendoza could be nervous and unsettled in his first start of the season, and perhaps that means he’ll struggle a bit against a very good defense. But if he’s uncomfortable in the pocket, that should give him even more reason to look to Bowers, the ultimate security blanket.
I’ll also note that our OptaAI player prop projections have Bowers finishing with 63.99 receiving yards. With that in mind, I’m firing up Bowers to have a big game, sprinkling in some alternate totals, and taking the anytime touchdown prop.
Bet: Bowers Over 57.5 Receiving Yards (-115 – 1.5 units) & Alt Over 79.5 Receiving Yards (+214 – 0.5 units) & Alt Over 99.5 Receiving Yards (+478 – 0.1 units) & Anytime TD (+210 – 0.5 units)
Additional Week 10 Best Bets
Commanders ML (+118) vs. Giants – Check out my Thursday Night Football Preview!
Titans +10.5 (-108) vs. Jaguars & Cam Ward Alt Passing TDs 2+ (+246 – 0.5 units)
PARLAY: Vikings Alt +8.5 vs. Packers & Bills ML vs. Jets (-143 – 1.5 units)
Jordan Mason Anytime TD (+228 – 0.5 units) vs. Packers
Saints ML (-130 – 1.5 units) vs. Panthers
More to come when I write up Sunday Night Football and Monday Night Football!
Week 9 Picks
Ravens +10.5 (-127) vs. Jaguars
Ravens ML (+410 – 0.25 units) vs. Jaguars
Pitts Over 40.5 Receiving Yards (-120) vs. Bengals
Pitts Anytime TD (+275 – 0.5 units) vs. Bengals
Chiefs -9.5 (-110) vs. Jets
Willis Over 1.5 Passing TDs (+160) vs. Lions
Milton Over 21.5 Rushing Yards (-114) vs. Giants
Bucs +6.5 (-115) vs. Bears
Bills-Vikings Over 43.5 (-118)
2026 NFL Record: 47-52 (+4.71 units)
