NFL Choice, Week 10: Latest betting odds, spreads and projections from Vegas | Bleacher's report

Welcome to the country of massive lines of the NFL.

Also known as Week 10, it makes sense that the NFL has moved from a weekly two-digit territory to the weekly schedule: four staggering games offer double-digit spreads.

And we have a gap of 17 points.

Call it a combination of home and manufacturers of confident odds in their process until the end of the season and a multitude of mediocre matches between obvious contenders and teams that are starting to think more about the drafting position than ever before. 39 to the series.

As always, there is plenty of room for potential bettors to make gains.

Week 10 NFL Odds

Carolina in Pittsburgh (-4) | O/ U 50.5

Arizona to Kansas City (-17) | O/ U 50

Buffalo at N.Y. Jets (-7.5) | O /U 37

Jacksonville to Indianapolis (-3) | O /U 46.5

New England (-6.5) in Tennessee | O / U n / a

New Orleans (-5) in Cincinnati | O /U 54

Washington to Tampa Bay (-2,5) | O/ U 51.5

Atlanta (-4,5) to Cleveland | O/ U 51

Detroit at Chicago (-7) | O /U 45

L.A. Chargeurs (-10) in Oakland | O/ U 50.5

Miami to Green Bay (-10) | O/ U 47.5

Seattle to L.A. Rams (-10) | O/ U 51.5

Dallas to Philadelphia cream (-4,5) | O/ U n / a

N.Y. Giants in San Francisco (-3) | O/ U 43.5

Arizona to Kansas City (-17)

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The Kansas City leaders are the safest bet in the sport for a whole season now, according to Charles Goldman of Chiefs Wire, who has covered the gap eight times in nine tries this year.

A ninth recovery is not so difficult to see, despite one of the greatest lineages in modern history. The Chiefs traveled to Cleveland and won by 16 in the 9th week, seven the day before and 35 before. Divisional games and tough opponents such as New England and the Los Angeles Chargers are the only brakes of massive eruptions at the present time.

Then there is the Cardinals of Arizona.

The Cardinals have only two wins this season, both of San Francisco's 49 wins 49ers. One of the league's deepest reconstructions totals 24.9 points per game and ranks 31st against the race at 143.1 yards allowed. First-round quarterback Josh Rosen is serious about the franchise, but he has nothing around him and is far from being a talent that will raise other pros right now.

At home, the league's most innovative offensive should have no problem giving up a 40-burger on the Cardinals. Patrick Mahomes has 29 touchdowns with just seven interceptions, and Kareem Hunt has 683 yards and seven points on an average of 4.5. Directional errors and pre-shot movements should lead to the loss of the Cardinals, leading to repeated big games before the current game winds its way through the field throughout the second half. , increasing the score.

Prediction: Chiefs 45, Cardinals 10

New Orleans (-5) in Cincinnati

Remember when the Saints of New Orleans on the road made one of the easiest calls of a week?

Not anymore. The 2018 Saints are 7-1 with already four wins on the road, one against a tricky team from Atlanta and two more against strong teams from Baltimore and Minnesota. Add to that the unbeaten start to the Los Angeles Rams for Week 9-45-35 and it's not hard to accept the Saints' fifth win on the road in the 10th week. .

Bettors are in agreement. Drew Brees shredded everyone, completing 76.3% of his passes with 18 touchdowns and one interception. Alvin Kamara is already over 900 yards and 12 touchdowns and the defense is quietly leading the championship standings, allowing only 76.4 rushing yards per game.

Call it the perfect storm of betting circumstances, as the Bengals should be without star recipient A.J. Green:

A Cincinnati offense with A.J. Green has not been able to offset a porous defense in recent weeks – and that's fine about it. The Bengals have allowed 480 yards or more in three straight games, including two losses. The only win was against Tampa Bay, which has three wins. He allowed 576 rushing yards and needed a winning placement to make a 37-34 decision, while he was endowed with four Jameis Winston interceptions.

So no, Brees and the Saints should not have any problems to raise the score in this one. The Bengals have no reliable targets on the offensive after Green, especially without it being noticed. A diversified attack will soon render the defense mediocre.

Prediction: Saints 35, Bengals 21

Washington to Tampa Bay (-2,5)

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It would be a fashionable choice if the Washington Redskins were not in bad shape.

The Redskins, who have five wins and look like an NFC East winner and are able to make noise in the playoffs, came out in the 10th week and were hit at 38-14 by a .500-a-side club. Atlanta, losing several offensive linemen.

One of these was the elite Brandon Scherff, and he was not the only one to lose for the season:

Keep in mind that the Redskins are also on the ground against left-winger striker Trent Williams for at least a few weeks, which means a first-round attack with a 33-year-old. Adrian Peterson at least three new offensive linemen against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

These Buccaneers are not a topic of conversation, but Ryan Fitzpatrick threw six touchdowns and two interceptions on a–Thu–and–a–half of the action since arriving in Winston two weeks ago in Cincinnati. He maintains the offensive better than anyone and now has a project written by Atlanta to study with the Redskins in town.

Last week said everything about the Redskins. Even though Peterson's recovery was fun, Alex Smith had to wake up a little earlier and beat a team with his arm. Instead, he scored 30 of 46 points with 306 yards, a touchdown and an interception against a 29th ranked defense, allowing 304.3 passing yards per game, not to mention 28.3 points.

It is easy to forget that the Buccaneers defeated New Orleans and Philadelphia this year with Fitzpatrick under control. Although far from perfect, his attack on a Redskins team that can not score points should allow him to win a great home win.

Prediction: Flibustiers 27, red skins 17

Odds via OddsShark.