The NFL’s International Series heads to Berlin in Week 10 for a matchup between the struggling Atlanta Falcons (3-5) and the surprising Indianapolis Colts (7-2). Indianapolis was brought back down to earth last week with a 27-20 loss at Pittsburgh, as quarterback Daniel Jones threw three interceptions and was sacked five times. Despite their record, the Colts may be overvalued as 6.5-point favorites against a Falcons team that typically keeps games close. Atlanta’s defense has been a bright spot, ranking fourth overall and first against the pass, allowing fewer than 200 passing yards per game, and should be strong enough to help the Falcons keep this one within a touchdown.

Both the Ravens and Vikings are riding momentum following impressive road wins last week. Baltimore is beginning to turn its season around behind a healthy Lamar Jackson, who threw 4 touchdown passes in last week’s rout of Miami, while the defense has tightened up after a rough start. Minnesota stunned Detroit as big underdogs, with rookie quarterback JJ McCarthy delivering 2 scores in his first start since Week 2. Despite Minnesota’s confidence boost, Baltimore’s improving defense and Jackson’s dominance against NFC teams give the Ravens greater value to continue their resurgence.

The Panthers and Saints face off in an NFC South clash on Sunday, with Carolina entering this one with a surprise 5-4 record, while the Saints are floundering at 1-8. New Orleans has been one of the league’s worst teams, with their lone win coming thanks to five turnovers by the Giants, and they’ve lost their last two games by a combined 57-13 score. Rookie QB Tyler Shough struggled badly in his first start during a 34-10 loss to the Rams, while first-year head coach Kellen Moore’s team hasn’t kept a game within 12 points since Week 6. Carolina, winners of 4 of their last 5 and fresh off a big road win in Green Bay, looks poised to continue their hot form and move to 6-4.

A pair of division leaders clash at Raymond James Stadium as the 6-2 Buccaneers host the 7-2 Patriots. New England has been in hot form following a slow start, winning 6 straight and covering the spread in 5 of those. QB Drake Maye has supplied the Pats with steady play and a 4-0 road record. Tampa Bay rebounded from a loss to Detroit with a dominant defensive outing against the Saints before their bye week but they remain banged up, with top receivers Mike Evans and Chris Godwin continuing to miss time. Given the Bucs’ injury concerns and the Patriots’ momentum, New England looks capable of keeping this one within a field goal, and possibly even winning outright.

The Chargers notched their 2nd straight win to move to 6-3 on the season, relying on another stellar performance from Justin Herbert despite a lackluster rushing attack and mounting offensive line injuries. The loss of star left tackle Joe Alt to a season-ending ankle injury is likely to have a major impact, especially with right tackle Bobby Hart also banged up. On the other side, the Steelers delivered their most dominant defensive effort of the season in Week 9, forcing 6 turnovers and racking up 5 sacks in a vintage Mike Tomlin performance as they beat the rampant Colts. While Aaron Rodgers and the offense remain inconsistent, Pittsburgh’s defense gives them a strong chance to at least stay within a field goal of LA.

The Packers have suffered surprising home losses to both the Browns and Panthers this season, and the Eagles look poised to deliver another defeat to Green Bay at Lambeau Field. Defensive inconsistency continues to plague the Packers, as Micah Parsons was largely invisible in Week 9 despite the unit holding the Panthers to modest yardage. Now, they face a massive test against a rested and reloaded Eagles team fresh off a bye week. Given Nick Sirianni’s perfect post-bye record and Philadelphia’s strong recent form, they hold great value in this spot as slight underdogs.

The NFL’s International Series heads to Berlin in Week 10 for a matchup between the struggling Atlanta Falcons (3-5) and the surprising Indianapolis Colts (7-2). Indianapolis was brought back down to earth last week with a 27-20 loss at Pittsburgh, as quarterback Daniel Jones threw three interceptions and was sacked five times. Despite their record, the Colts may be overvalued as 6.5-point favorites against a Falcons team that typically keeps games close. Atlanta’s defense has been a bright spot, ranking fourth overall and first against the pass, allowing fewer than 200 passing yards per game, and should be strong enough to help the Falcons keep this one within a touchdown.

Both the Ravens and Vikings are riding momentum following impressive road wins last week. Baltimore is beginning to turn its season around behind a healthy Lamar Jackson, who threw 4 touchdown passes in last week’s rout of Miami, while the defense has tightened up after a rough start. Minnesota stunned Detroit as big underdogs, with rookie quarterback JJ McCarthy delivering 2 scores in his first start since Week 2. Despite Minnesota’s confidence boost, Baltimore’s improving defense and Jackson’s dominance against NFC teams give the Ravens greater value to continue their resurgence.

The Panthers and Saints face off in an NFC South clash on Sunday, with Carolina entering this one with a surprise 5-4 record, while the Saints are floundering at 1-8. New Orleans has been one of the league’s worst teams, with their lone win coming thanks to five turnovers by the Giants, and they’ve lost their last two games by a combined 57-13 score. Rookie QB Tyler Shough struggled badly in his first start during a 34-10 loss to the Rams, while first-year head coach Kellen Moore’s team hasn’t kept a game within 12 points since Week 6. Carolina, winners of 4 of their last 5 and fresh off a big road win in Green Bay, looks poised to continue their hot form and move to 6-4.

A pair of division leaders clash at Raymond James Stadium as the 6-2 Buccaneers host the 7-2 Patriots. New England has been in hot form following a slow start, winning 6 straight and covering the spread in 5 of those. QB Drake Maye has supplied the Pats with steady play and a 4-0 road record. Tampa Bay rebounded from a loss to Detroit with a dominant defensive outing against the Saints before their bye week but they remain banged up, with top receivers Mike Evans and Chris Godwin continuing to miss time. Given the Bucs’ injury concerns and the Patriots’ momentum, New England looks capable of keeping this one within a field goal, and possibly even winning outright.

Both the Ravens and Vikings are riding momentum following impressive road wins last week. Baltimore is beginning to turn its season around behind a healthy Lamar Jackson, who threw 4 touchdown passes in last week’s rout of Miami, while the defense has tightened up after a rough start. Minnesota stunned Detroit as big underdogs, with rookie quarterback JJ McCarthy delivering 2 scores in his first start since Week 2. Despite Minnesota’s confidence boost, Baltimore’s improving defense and Jackson’s dominance against NFC teams give the Ravens greater value to continue their resurgence.

A pair of division leaders clash at Raymond James Stadium as the 6-2 Buccaneers host the 7-2 Patriots. New England has been in hot form following a slow start, winning 6 straight and covering the spread in 5 of those. QB Drake Maye has supplied the Pats with steady play and a 4-0 road record. Tampa Bay rebounded from a loss to Detroit with a dominant defensive outing against the Saints before their bye week but they remain banged up, with top receivers Mike Evans and Chris Godwin continuing to miss time. Given the Bucs’ injury concerns and the Patriots’ momentum, New England looks capable of keeping this one within a field goal, and possibly even winning outright.

The Chargers notched their 2nd straight win to move to 6-3 on the season, relying on another stellar performance from Justin Herbert despite a lackluster rushing attack and mounting offensive line injuries. The loss of star left tackle Joe Alt to a season-ending ankle injury is likely to have a major impact, especially with right tackle Bobby Hart also banged up. On the other side, the Steelers delivered their most dominant defensive effort of the season in Week 9, forcing 6 turnovers and racking up 5 sacks in a vintage Mike Tomlin performance as they beat the rampant Colts. While Aaron Rodgers and the offense remain inconsistent, Pittsburgh’s defense gives them a strong chance to at least stay within a field goal of LA.

The Packers have suffered surprising home losses to both the Browns and Panthers this season, and the Eagles look poised to deliver another defeat to Green Bay at Lambeau Field. Defensive inconsistency continues to plague the Packers, as Micah Parsons was largely invisible in Week 9 despite the unit holding the Panthers to modest yardage. Now, they face a massive test against a rested and reloaded Eagles team fresh off a bye week. Given Nick Sirianni’s perfect post-bye record and Philadelphia’s strong recent form, they hold great value in this spot as slight underdogs.