Welcome to the second half of the 2021 regular season. With nine more weeks in front of us, it'll be a mad dash to the playoffs, beginning with the action that's set to unfold in Week 10. We have the return of both Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson, who'll go toe-to-toe at Lambeau Field, the Patriots trying to make it four straight wins as they host Cleveland, and Odell Beckham Jr. is slated to make his Rams debut on Monday night. If you need a little help moving your way through all the hoopla from a fantasy and gambling perspective, you've come to the right place.
We're here to track all the betting and fantasy angles you need to know as we approach kickoff in Week 10, including line movements, injury updates, inactive lists, depth chart news, the buzz on the betting market, key information from our partners at Caesars Sportsbook and plenty more.
Here's a look at the odds (as of Saturday) for Sunday's Week 10 slate:
Lions at Steelers (-9), O/U 42.5
Buccaneers (-9.5) at Washington, O/U 51
Browns at Patriots (-2.5), O/U 45
Saints at Titans (-3), O/U 44
Falcons at Cowboys (-8), O/U 54.5
Jaguars at Colts (-10.5), O/U 47.5
Bills (-12.5) at Jets, O/U 47.5
Vikings at Chargers (-3), O/U 53.5
Panthers at Cardinals (-10.5), O/U 44
Seahawks at Packers (-3.5), O/U 50.5
Eagles at Broncos (-1.5), O/U 45.5
Chiefs (-2.5) at Raiders, O/U 52
Rams (-3.5) at 49ers, O/U 49
Get the latest odds from Caesars Sportsbook and others for each Week 10 game, here.
Before you get to the latest buzz, let's make sure you have all the right tools to dominate Week 10:
Chris Godwin looked as if he was on the wrong side of questionable earlier this week, but he'll suit up and start in a juicy matchup against a struggling Washington defense in Week 10. With Antonio Brown out for another week and Rob Gronkowski also sidelined, Godwin could be in line for an easy double-digit target game. He's a borderline WR1 in this matchup.
Keenan Allen is on the right side of questionable for Week 10 and after soaking up double-digit targets in Week 9, he makes for one of the safest WR plays this week. You can safely insert him back into your lineups. All three of Jamey, Heath and Dave have Allen ranked as a WR1 play for Week 10 and Dave is most bullish on Allen ranking him WR9 for the week.
With Alvin Kamara already ruled out, Mark Ingram needs 20 yards to become the Saints all-time leading rusher. It could be a big game plan for Ingram in Week 10 as New Orleans looks to get him involved in the pass and run game. Ingram should teeter with RB1 volume in this matchup. Jamey and Dave have him ranked RB17 for the week and Heath is most bullish on Ingram -- ranking him RB12.
Zack Moss has cleared the concussion protocol and will be active for the Bills in Week 10. While it might seem safe to wait a week on Moss after his in-game injury in Week 9, you'll be avoiding an excellent matchup against a Jets defense that has allowed the most points to running backs. The game script also calls for a big game from the Bills ground attack with Buffalo nearly two touchdown favorites. Jamey is the most bullish on Moss and has him ranked as RB19 for Week 10.
With Damien Harris ruled out, the Patriots backfield should have a new look against the Browns in Week 10. Both Rhamondre Stevenson and J.J. Taylor were taking part in pregame warmups and are expected to have a role in Week 10. The Patriots will also still likely continue to utilize Brandon Bolden as their passing down back and he might be the safest play. Stevenson has the highest ceiling and if you're looking for a boom-or-bust play at RB, he's an excellent option.
One of the most rock-solid RB2s this season has been James Robinson, but a heel injury held him out of Week 9 action. Robinson will return to the action in Week 10 against the Colts and makes for a riskier play than normal with the chance of an in-game reinjury possible. Still, with a higher ceiling than most backs due to his volume-based ceiling, Robinson comes in ranked RB11 for Dave, RB12 for Jamey and RB18 for Heath in Week 10. That makes him a must-start option.
