The Week 10 NFL slate arrives as the season crosses its halfway mark, bringing a full schedule of games featuring rivalry matchups like Vikings versus Packers, Bills versus Jets, and 49ers versus Cowboys. Action continues into primetime with the Steelers facing the Bengals on Sunday Night Football and the Chargers meeting the Ravens on Monday Night Football. According to CBS Sports Headlines, experts from SportsLine utilized game film, data, and advanced statistics to assemble predictions and player props for the November 15-16 weekend.
International and Early Afternoon Matchups
The Sunday schedule opens internationally in Munich, Germany, where the Patriots play the Lions at 9:30 a.m. ET. PropStarz backed Amon-Ra St. Brown to record over 77.5 receiving yards, noting that New England struggles against slot receivers and ranks 26th in expected points added allowed per dropback. At 1 p.m. ET, the Chiefs face the Falcons, with Adam Thompson taking Kansas City at -3. Thompson pointed out that the Chiefs’ defense has held four of seven opponents to 12 points or fewer, while Atlanta’s offense managed only 17 total points over the previous two weeks.
In another 1 p.m. ET game between the Texans and Browns, Prop Bet Guy Doug recommended taking Tank Dell to exceed 30.5 receiving yards following a route share increase to 55 percent after the bye. For Vikings versus Packers, R.J. White advised taking Aaron Jones to stay under 8.5 total carries, citing a reduced snap share since Jordan Mason returned from injured reserve. White also selected Jonathan Taylor to record over 14.5 carries for the Colts against the Dolphins, expecting a positive game script for Indianapolis.
PropStarz targeted Chuba Hubbard to go over 75.5 rushing yards for the Panthers against a Saints defense ranking 29th in EPA allowed per rush. For the Bills-Jets matchup, Prop Bet Guy Doug picked Breece Hall to get over 2.5 receptions, noting that Hall remains the primary receiving back in a Jets offense likely to play from behind. Mike Tierney selected the Jaguars at -10.5 against the Titans, highlighting Jacksonville’s dominant scoring average and recent addition of defensive tackle Jordan Davis.
Late Afternoon and Primetime Predictions
Moving to the 4:05 p.m. ET games, R.J. White recommended taking the under of 40.5 total points for Rams versus Cardinals due to major offensive injuries on both sides and the return of pass rusher Myles Garrett for Los Angeles. Sia Nejad projected Seahawks running back Zach Charbonnet to rush for over 58.5 yards against the Raiders following an increased workload last week. In the 4:25 p.m. ET window, Larry Hartstein picked the 49ers at -3.5 against the Cowboys, pointing to Dallas’s defensive ranking and multiple key injuries following their previous win.
For Sunday Night Football at 8:20 p.m. ET, R.J. White backed the Bengals at -3.5 against the Steelers, citing an explosive Cincinnati offense that has scored 15 touchdowns over five halves and one overtime period. Closing the week on Monday night at 8:15 p.m. ET, Larry Hartstein selected the Ravens at -4.5 against the winless Chargers, factoring in Baltimore’s extra rest and quarterback acquisition Jacoby Brissett.
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