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NFL Week 10 features a somewhat diluted card with three division leaders (Miami, Kansas City and Philadelphia) on bye.
But there are still numerous solid underdog betting opportunities among the 14 games as I look to end my four-week, 1-2 against-the-spread run that’s dropped me to 10-17 on the season.
So here goes with three Week 10 underdog ATS selections.
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The AFC North-leading Ravens are on quite a roll, with four straight wins and victories in five of their last six.
That last stretch began with a 28-3 Week 4 romp in Cleveland as the Ravens easily covered as 1.5-point road favorites.
That, however, was with rookie QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson at the helm. He struggling mightily (121 yards and three interceptions on 19-of-36 passing) for the Browns.
Deshaun Watson is back, and Cleveland is 4-1 in games the QB has started this season. In addition, these division rivals have split their two games in each of the last two seasons.
It’s a tough ask this time around for the Browns, given the Ravens’ marked 2023 improvement. But Myles Garrett and a rugged Cleveland defense figure to at least keep things close against the Ravens, who are 46-22 SU as a home favorite over the last 10 seasons but only 27-40-1 ATS.
Even without the injured Kirk Cousins and Justin Jefferson, the Vikings extended their roll in Week 9, notching their fourth straight win and cover with a 31-28 rally in Atlanta.
After leading that comeback off the bench only days after signing with the team, QB Joshua Dobbs will start for Minnesota. He’ll have the backing of a steadily improving Vikings defense, which has held opponents to an average of 17 points per outing while forcing nine turnovers during the current four-game win streak.
The Saints, meanwhile, have won two straight to move into the NFC South lead at 5-4.
However, New Orleans is only 2-6-1 ATS this season and is an unimpressive 7-14-1 ATS as a favorite since QB Drew Brees retired after the 2020 season.
Yes, let’s get this out of the way up front: We are backing a Titans team that has lost its last seven road games dating back to last season and will have a rookie QB (Will Levis) making only his third career start.
The good news is that Tennessee has the perfect Week 10 set-up to halt its road skid.
The Titans draw a 3-5 Bucs team that has lost four in a row and has only won one of its four home games this year. Since the start of last season, Tampa is 5-8 SU and an NFL-worst 2-10-1 ATS at home.
Levis and Co. should have success against a Buccaneers defense that has been shredded for an average of 24.8 points and 335 passing yards during its current four-game slide.
Look for Titans moneyline value as long as the spread remains under two points.
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