Week 10 Sunday Matchups

Week 10 is here, and we are kicking off early once again! The first game starts at 9:30 AM ET in Germany with the Panthers and the Giants taking on each other in the toilet bowl. From a betting perspective, we are coming off of a roller coaster last week. The Best Bets went 3-3 last week. This week started with a TNF Best Bet win with Kareem Hunt rushing over 17.5 times. We are going to keep it going today. I have picked out a Best Bet for each time slot for the day and put together a parlay for the day. Let’s make some money!

First things first, the Best Bets,

Best Bets

Tyrone Tracy Jr Rush Yards o73.5 (-110) FanDuel
Najee Harris Rush Yards o66.5 (-110) FanDuel
Devonta Smith Receiving Yards o51.5 (-110) FanDuel
Jahmyr Gibbs Rush Yards o60.5 (-113) FanDuel

Best Bet Background- Tyrone Tracy Jr Rush Yards o73.5

Our Sunday starts over in Munich Germany with one of the worst exported games that we have seen in a while. The 2-7 Panthers are taking on the 2-7 Giants. These are two of the worst teams in the league in almost any statistic. The Giants are 32nd in points scored while the Panthers are 29th. The Panthers are 32nd in points allowed while the Giants are 15th. These stats point to the Giants being able to edge out the Panthers in a low scoring game. True to any low scoring game, there will be plenty of running the ball. Tyrone Tracy Jr has been a bright spot for the Giants offense that has struggled to sustain success. He faces a Panthers defense that is dead last in the NFL in terms of rush yards allowed. Tracy has only gained over this yard total 2 out of the 5 games that he has started, however the Giants are down a few key pieces that would point towards them running. Wide receiver Darius Slayton is out which means that one of Daniel Jones’ favorite targets is missing. The Giants have also shuffled their offensive line so that Jermaine Eluemunor is now starting at left tackle, and Evan Neal is starting at right tackle. Whenever there is a shuffle on the line, it favors the run game. Look for the Giants to run the ball to overcome these changes. Tracy should be able to break off some big runs against this bad run defense.

Best Bet Background -Najee Harris Rush Yards o66.5

Najee Harris has been on a tear recently. He has run for over 100 yards in 3 straight games. Ever since Russ Wilson has taken over at quarterback, the Steelers have been able to do more on offense. The main beneficiary has been Harris. For the season, Harris has rushed over 67 yards in 6 out of his 8 games. He faces a Commanders team that ranks 29th in defending the run. The Steelers have shown that they will not abandon the run as it sets up their play action passes in the offense. They will also need to keep Jayden Daniels and the Washington offense off of the field in order to keep this game competitive. This should be a great game in general but look for the Steelers to exploit the weakness of the Commanders defense and run Najee a bunch to start the game.

Best Bet Background – Devonta Smith Receiving Yards o51.5

The Eagles offense got off to a slow start to the season but is now clicking on all cylinders. They have all of their weapons healthy and are finally gelling together. While Saquon Barkley and Jalen Hurts are the main focus, Devonta Smith has been quietly having a very productive year. He has gained over 52 yards in 6 out of 7 games that he has played. The only time that he failed to meet this mark was in a blow out win against the Giants, and that was all focused on Saquons revenge. This week, they travel to Dallas to take on the struggling Cowboys. Dallas is going to be without starting quarterback Dak Prescott. This could either be a classic NFC East showdown between these two rivals or it could be a Philly blowout. Either way, I expect Smith to play his usual part and contribute. With all eyes going to be on AJ Brown and Saquon, expect Devonta Smith to quietly rack up over 52 yards yet again.

Best Bet Background -Jahmyr Gibbs Rush Yards o60.5

The Lions are traveling down to Houston to take on the Texans. The Lions are being talked about as one of the best teams in the NFL. Their offense is a main reason why. They are 1st in points scored, averaging 32.3 points a game. They can run and/or pass the ball seemingly at will. They have two backs coming out of the backfield that always play a big part in their gameplan. The most consistent of the two has been Jahmyr Gibbs. He has run for over 61 yards in 7 out of 8 games. He does face a tough run defense in Houston, who ranks 7th in the league against the run. However, the Lions are the type of team that will not blink. They will stick to their guns and run the ball. Gibbs’ speed puts him in the position to score anytime that he touches the ball. Look for Gibbs to continue his great season during this primetime matchup.