Week 10’s plus-money board is stacked with value.
We’ve got a double-TD prop in a dream matchup, a mispriced running back whose 50+ rushing line undervalues his potential RB1 role, and a rookie tight end set up for a monster game against one of the league’s worst defenses versus the position.
It’s the kind of lineup that can turn a solid Sunday into a statement week — let’s hunt for profit in my latest NFL picks.
NFL Week 10 Predictions: Best plus money bets
| Player | Pick |  |
|---|---|---|
 Kyren Williams |
2+ touchdowns | +700 |
 Oronde Gadsden |
70+ receiving yards | +188 |
 Devin Singletary |
50+ rushing yards | +310 |
Kyren Williams 2+ touchdowns
This is the first time I’ve gone with a multiple-touchdown prop in this article, but Los Angeles Rams running back Kyren Williams is in a perfect spot this week.
The San Francisco 49ers have lost their entire starting defensive line, and their linebackers are banged up as well. Williams is a true workhorse who can handle 25 carries and 75% of the snaps in a game with major playoff implications.
Meanwhile, the Rams are 4.5-point favorites, Puka Nakua isn’t fully healthy, and Williams’ anytime TD price is +100 after being as short as -185 earlier this season. He’s coming off 25 carries for 114 yards and six red-zone rushes.
Feels like a double-tuddy kind of game.
Oronde Gadsden 70+ receiving yards
Devin Singletary 50+ rushing yards
Devin Singletary’s rushing total is set at 29.5 yards, while Tyrone Tracy’s is at 43.5. That gap doesn’t make much sense after last week’s split workload — Singletary handled 62% of the first-down snaps and looks like the 1A in this backfield. The shorter number is worth a look up to 50+ at +310.
The New York Giants’ rushing volume against the Chicago Bears could also be higher than expected. Sunday’s forecast at Soldier Field calls for cold, wet, and windy conditions, which should push New York toward a run-heavy approach.
When it comes to game script, the Bears come into this one banged up — D’Andre Swift is hurt, and both DJ Moore and Rome Odunze were limited Thursday after missing Wednesday’s practice.
If Singletary gets 10–12 carries, 50 yards is well within reach. Only seven teams have allowed more rushing yards than Chicago this season.
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