NFL Odds Week 10: Underdogs Poised to Beat the Spread

As with every week during the NFL season, there's plenty of money to be made during Week 10.

The key is to bet wisely. You need to pinpoint those games that are going to net you the most money. And remember, there's no such thing as a sure thing.

How many people lost money when the Denver Broncos didn't cover that massive spread against the Jacksonville Jaguars?

Make sure you do your due diligence before throwing down any cash. After all, you need to start making the big bucks if you're going to afford that summer home in the Hamptons.

Here's the slate for Week 10. Odds are courtesy of Vegas Insider.

Home Team	Away Team	Prediction (ATS)
Green Bay Packers (-1)	Philadelphia Eagles	Eagles
Tennessee Titans (11.5)	Jacksonville Jaguars	Titans
Pittsburgh Steelers (-3)	Buffalo Bills	Steelers
New York Giants (-7)	Oakland Raiders	Raiders
Indianapolis Colts (-9.5)	St. Louis Rams	Colts
Atlanta Falcons	Seattle Seahawks (-6)	Seahawks
Baltimore Ravens	Cincinnati Bengals (-1.5)	Ravens
Chicago Bears	Detroit Lions (-2.5)	Lions
San Francisco 49ers (-6)	Carolina Panthers	Panthers
Arizona Cardinals (-3)	Houston Texans	Texans
San Diego Chargers	Denver Broncos (-7)	Broncos
New Orleans Saints (-6.5)	Dallas Cowboys	Saints
Minnesota Vikings	Washington Redskins (-2.5)	Redskins
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Miami Dolphins (-2.5)	Buccaneers

The three teams below have the best chance at pulling off big upsets or at least beating the spread.

Green Bay Packers vs. Philadelphia Eagles (+1)

Yes the Green Bay Packers have done a great job this season dealing with injuries. They've been without Eddie Lacy, James Jones, Jermichael Finley and Randall Cobb on offense alone. But the one player they really needed to stay healthy was Aaron Rodgers.

The next man up is Seneca Wallace. This is the same Seneca Wallace who was so bad in Cleveland that the Browns thought Brandon Weeden would represent an upgrade. So, yeah.

Green Bay's defense is going to be in trouble if Wallace can't sustain drives and gives the ball right back to the Philadelphia Eagles offense after getting only a first down or two.

Without Rodgers, the Packers won't be able to go toe-to-toe with the Eagles. Don't count on Nick Foles throwing seven TDs again, but he should have success against Green Bay's suspect secondary.

Expect Philly to pick up the victory this week.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+2.5) vs. Miami Dolphins

The law of averages says that sooner or later the Buccaneers are going to win a game. Tampa Bay doesn't appear to be as hapless as the 2008 Detroit Lions, and really, how often is a team going to go 0-16 in your lifetime?

With the Miami Dolphins, the Bucs surrendered the crown as the most dysfunctional team in the state of Florida. Sure Richie Incognito is suspended, and everybody is trying to move on. That's not possible, though. The stink of this whole saga is bound to hang around the team for a while.

The Tampa passing game is showing some signs of improvement with Mike Glennon under center. The offense as a whole looked to have made big strides against the Seattle Seahawks last week, at least in the first half.

On the other side, the Dolphins offense has sputtered since starting the season so well. Losing Incognito isn't going to help matters, either.

Go ahead and bet on the Bucs this week.

San Francisco 49ers vs. Carolina Panthers (+6)

Which team is the hottest? That's what we'll find out on Sunday.

The San Francisco 49ers have won five in a row, while the Carolina Panthers have won four in a row. The immovable force is meeting the irresistible object.

This should be a much closer matchup than the spread would have you believe. The Panthers have one of the best defenses in the league, and they're very well-balanced. Carolina is equally skilled at shutting down the run as it is defending the pass.

Don't be surprised to see an upset here. Cam Newton has turned around his season after that disaster against the Arizona Cardinals, and the running game has been consistent in that multiple guys are contributing.

Plus, with that line, you have some wiggle room. It's not essentially predicting a Panthers win. As long as this game stays within a field goal, you're good.