Week 10 of the NFL is underway, and here’s how to watch every game on TV or via live stream as we preview some of the top clashes…
TNF saw a thriller with the Baltimore Ravens getting the better of divisional rivals the Cincinnati Bengals in a crushing defeat for Joe Burrow and Co.
The action moves to Munich for the early kick-off on Sunday, while there are some great match-ups to look forward to with all games available via the NFL Game Pass on DAZN.
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New York Giants @ Carolina Panthers (Munich)
Sunday November 10, 14:30
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The NFL International Series concludes for 2024 with the Giants [2-7] facing the Panthers [2-7] in Munich, with the locals perhaps asking what they did to deserve this match-up.
Both these teams have struggled this year with a lack of roster talent and an inability to find ways to win, but the Giants do arguably have a bit more about them on both sides of the ball.
With Malik Nabers looking to put on a show while Brian Burns and the defensive unit look to give Bryce Young more problems to deal with, back the Giants to get the win in Germany.
Pittsburgh Steelers @ Washington Commanders
Sunday November 10, 18:00
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This promises to be a fascinating battle as there is something special brewing in Washington with Jayden Daniels leading the charge.
Having also picked up Marshon Lattimore ahead of the trade deadline to bolster their defensive ranks, the Commanders look to be building and developing into a contender, but they’ll have their hands full against a battle-hardened Steelers team.
With Russell Wilson impressing at QB after his return from injury and with TJ Watt leading the defensive onslaught, we’re going with the 6-2 Steelers to keep their spot atop the AFC North.
Philadelphia Eagles @ Dallas Cowboys
Sunday November 10, 21:25
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Things seems to be going from bad to worse for the Cowboys this season, as while they sit with a 3-5 record and look to be slipping out of contention, they were also dealt a huge blow last week after Dak Prescott’s injury.
He won’t be available for a while, and coupled with their woeful home record so far this year, the last thing they need is for Saquon Barkley and the Eagles to roll into town.
Back Philly to keep Dallas without a win at home this season as they close the gap on the Commanders in the NFC East.
Detroit Lions @ Houston Texans
Monday November 11, 01:20
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Question marks are starting to be raised over the Texans after their wobble in recent weeks, but they remain top of the AFC South and in QB CJ Stroud, they have a signal-caller who can make the difference.
He’ll get a major boost this week with Nico Collins returning from injury, but they’re about to go head-on with a winning machine in the Lions who have been magnificent again so far this season.
Dan Campbell’s men have gone 7-1 and lead the way in the NFC North, and with Jared Goff and the offense playing sensational football right now, we can’t go against Detroit in this one.
Miami Dolphins @ Los Angeles Rams
Tuesday November 12, 01:15
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Despite the return of Tua Tagovailoa, the Dolphins haven’t been able to turn the tide on their season and get back into contention in the AFC East as they sit with a 2-6 record.
They’ve certainly become more competitive with their star QB back in the saddle, but ultimately it’s not been enough to suggest that they can arrest their slide and make a case to be involved in the playoff picture.
In contrast, the Rams are rolling with a three-game winning streak having got WRs Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp back, and we’re backing the home team to get the dub in California to continue their excellent run in what is becoming a fascinating battle in the NFC West.
Sumeet’s NFL Prediction record so far this season: 13-10
