NFL Football Picks

Bob Clark: “The Browns are going to have to hope the Falcons defense that showed up against New Orleans and Cincinnati shows up this weekend. If that is the case, they have a shot. From a Browns perspective though, they MUST keep the Atlanta offense off the field. Cleveland will need to give Atlanta a huge dose of Nick Chubb and Duke Johnson and just hope for the best. The Falcons are the play to cover here in week 10.

The Chargers leave a lot to be desired as double-digit road favorites at most bookies. But the matchups hold water. Coming off the bye, the Chargers looked fresh and enlivened to take on the second-half of the season with aplomb. Their run-game is very robust, with Melvin Gordon leading the way, bolstered by Austin Ekeler. They average over 5.2 yards per carry and Oakland’s run-defense is ranked last in the league. Betting the Chargers is the play this week according to NFL capper Loot Levinson.

The Jets defense provided the lone bright spot, holding Miami to 168 total yards, 104 passing and 64 rushing, and keeping them out of the end zone. Credit Jamal Adams and Jordan Jenkins for turning things around after the unit gave up up 395 total yards to the Chicago bears the week before. Now can they get the assist from the offense? Rick Wise has your NFL Prediction.

After losing conclusively to Detroit and Houston in consecutive weeks, the Dolphins were able to beat the Jets at home on Sunday. They did so on the strength of a defensive TD, as the offense didn’t even get in the end zone—no small feat against the Jets’ road-defense. Their defense played well for a change, but it still was far from an impressive win. Now they take to Green Bay in a game that is out-of-conference in a venue a lot of ‘Fins players have never seen. Despite the win and potential momentum, sportsbook have the Dolphins as 9.5 point dogs!

The Saints won their seventh game in a row and handed the Los Angeles Rams their first loss of the season Sunday with a commanding 45-35 victory that establishes New Orleans as the team to beat in the NFC. Despite the win betting site markets suggest this will be a close game with a final inside a touchdown. Rick Wise gives his own NFL prediction.

The Cowboys have used a fairly balanced attack through much of the season. They’re throwing the ball 55.53% of the time versus running it 44.47%. They got away from that against Tennessee, attempting 32 passes and 19 runs, and it may have cost them the game. Can they employ their game plan versus the Eagles and help bettors cover with +6.5 against their bookie?

The Jaguars are nominees for the disappointment team of 2018 after they made it all the way to the AFC Championship Game last season to come up short against the New England Patriots in Foxboro. At the moment, the Jags are riding a nasty four-game losing streak where they have also failed to cover over this span. Most recently, the Jags were on the losing end of a 24-18 loss in London, England at the hands of the defending Super Bowl Champions the Philadelphia Eagles. Betting sites have the Jags +3 on Sunday. Franks gives his prediction.

One of the biggest questions facing the Titans this week is how they will be able to trade points with the Patriots on Sunday. They rank near the bottom of the NFL in a majority of statistical categories, coming in at 30th in scoring, passing and yards per game. How they will they attack New England? That remains to be seen. Mike Mann has his NFL Prediction.

The Giants have been a tough watch this year, with every week seeming to be worse than the previous one. The Giants have never been able to shift out of first gear, and the only relevant question now appears to be who will start behind center in 2019. But should you count Eli out when dealing with the spread or the game total? Keith Allen has MNF’s pick.

Norv Turner took over as Panther Offensive Coordinator for Ron Rivera this year. The hiring left many football analysts scratching their heads as it seemed the game may have evolved and left Turner behind, In-stead, Turner has taken a variety of talent sets and blended them into a dynamic offense. Can Nov come up with enough magic to stay within the 5 that most sportsbooks are giving them? Keith Allen has your NFL pick.