NFL Moneyline Picks for Every Week 10 Game

The Philadelphia Eagles came away with new weapons following the trade deadline, and Trevor Knapp expects the defending champs to get the better of Green Bay on Monday Night Football.

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Trevor Knapp • Betting Analyst
Nov 5, 2025 • 13:08 ET • 4 min read
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We’re already past the halfway point of the NFL season, and with the trade deadline in the rearview mirror, it’s clear which teams are contenders and which ones are merely background filler.

The Philadelphia Eagles have erased any doubt of a Super Bowl hangover, and the defending champs spearhead my favorite NFL picks for Week 10.

Week 10 NFL moneyline picks

Matchup Pick
Raiders Raiders vs Broncos Broncos Broncos -500
Falcons Falcons vs Colts Colts Colts -270
Ravens Ravens vs Vikings Vikings Ravens -220
Patriots Patriots vs Buccaneers Buccaneers Buccaneers -142
Jaguars Jaguars vs Texans Texans Jaguars -102
Browns Browns vs Jets Jets Browns -136
Saints Saints vs Panthers Panthers Panthers -250
Giants Giants vs Bears Bears Bears -190
Bills Bills vs Dolphins Dolphins Bills -510
Cardinals Cardinals vs Seahawks Seahawks Seahawks -310
Rams Rams vs 49ers 49ers Rams -205
Lions Lions vs Commanders Commanders Lions -500
Steelers Steelers vs Chargers Chargers Steelers +126
Eagles Eagles vs Packers Packers Eagles +118

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Raiders vs Broncos: Broncos Broncos (-500)

Usually, a banged-up Broncos secondary would give me reason to pause on taking Denver, but Geno Smith enters this TNF showdown with an 11:11 TD-to-INT ratio, and the Raiders’ defense has shown no reason to be bullish about their chances of getting stops.

It may not be pretty, but Denver will prevail at Empower Field.

Falcons vs Colts: Colts Colts (-270)

Daniel Jones turned the ball over five times in Pittsburgh last week, yet the Colts still only lost by a touchdown.

They’ll get back on track in Berlin against an Atlanta team that has dropped three straight, and if Sauce Gardner is able to make his Colts debut, even better.

Ravens vs Vikings: Ravens Ravens (-220)

Lamar Jackson didn’t look anywhere near 100% in last week’s win over Miami, but he’s come so far as a pocket passer that his limitations as a runner barely mattered.

Zach Orr’s defense has started to right the ship, and they should get the better of J.J. McCarthy, who’s coming off another pedestrian outing in Detroit.

Patriots vs Buccaneers: Buccaneers Buccaneers (-142)

Drake Maye has been sacked 12 times over his last two games, and Todd Bowles will be ready to bring the heat against a Patriots offensive line that continues to be a major liability. 

Bucs prevail at home coming out of the bye. 

Jaguars vs Texans: Jaguars Jaguars (-102)

C.J. Stroud’s availability for this matchup remains uncertain after exiting last week’s game with a concussion, so I’m leaning toward Jacksonville in this AFC South clash.

Browns vs Jets: Browns Browns (-136)

New York offloaded both Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams at the deadline, moving this line more than a field goal in Cleveland's favor. 

Cleveland should take advantage.

Saints vs Panthers: Panthers Panthers (-250)

Sitting at 5-4, Carolina has been one of the season’s biggest surprises, and its run-heavy offense is bound to grind out another win against 1-8 NOLA.

Giants vs Bears: Bears Bears (-190)

Ben Johnson has the Bears offense firing on all cylinders, and Kyle Monangai will rip off big gains against a Giants defense that ranks 31st in rushing yards allowed per game.

Bills vs Dolphins: Bills Bills (-510)

How does Mike McDaniel still have a job?

Chris Grier was the first domino to fall after last week’s embarrassment against Baltimore, and a similar outcome is brewing against Josh Allen and the Bills.

Enough is enough in the 305.


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Cardinals vs Seahawks: Seahawks Seahawks (-310)

Jacoby Brissett shredded the Cowboys on Monday Night Football, but facing the Seahawks’ defense is another story.

Seattle wideout Jaxon Smith-Njigba has been unguardable in 2025, and adding speed threat Rashid Shaheed will create major mismatches against this Cardinals secondary.

Rams vs 49ers: Rams Rams (-205)

Prior to falling at home to San Francisco in Week 5, the Rams had won three straight head-to-head matchups with the 49ers.

Matthew Stafford is currently playing like an MVP candidate, and LA will overwhelm a decimated 49ers defense.

Lions vs Commanders: Lions Lions (-500)

With Jayden Daniels sidelined indefinitely due to a dislocated elbow, Detroit is set for a field day in Landover.

The Commanders' defense can’t stop a nosebleed, and Marcus Mariota has thrown as many interceptions as touchdowns (four) in relief of Daniels this year.

Steelers vs Chargers: Steelers Steelers (+126)

T.J. Watt and the Steelers will feast against a Chargers team that just lost All-Pro tackle Joe Alt to season-ending ankle surgery.

LAC was already at a disadvantage in the trenches with Rashawn Slater sidelined for the year, so Justin Herbert will be on his heels all night at SoFi.

Eagles vs Packers: Eagles Eagles (+118)

Green Bay is officially on fraud watch. 

Philadelphia has had an extra week to prepare for this primetime showdown at Lambeau, with the acquisition of Jaelan Phillips and the return of Brandon Graham set to strengthen the Eagles' pass rush.

The wrong team is favored on MNF. 

My NFL moneyline record is 87-48 this season for +6.46 units.

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Trevor joined the Covers content team as a publishing editor in early 2022. Growing up in Vancouver, he studied Broadcast and Online Journalism at the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT), and interned with TSN and Sportsnet Radio while also writing for the Daily Hive.

An avid bettor of the MLB, NFL, and CFL, Trevor advises his fellow sports bettors to leave their hearts at the door and not hesitate to fade their favorite team. It's a strategy he follows regularly as an apathetic Indianapolis Colts and Toronto Blue Jays fan.

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