NFL Week 10 Predictions: Biggest Blowouts That Will Leave Losers Demoralized

A loss is never easy to take, but when you get blown out, it's a whole different story.

Headed into Week 10 of the NFL season, there are three teams in particular that will wish they never stepped foot on the football field.

Here are the three biggest blowouts of Week 10.

Arizona Cardinals at Philadelphia Eagles

Let's be clear: the Eagles are not the team we expected them to be headed into the season.

Nonetheless, they have a wealth of talent and they face one of the worst teams in the NFL in Week 10, the Arizona Cardinals.

The Cardinals are giving up 24.5 points per game this season and only scoring 20.3 points per game. New quarterback Kevin Kolb hasn't been the savior he was expected to be, the young secondary has been exposed and now running back Beanie Wells has lost his explosiveness because of a right knee injury.

This has more to do with the Cardinals' weaknesses than the Eagles.

Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay Packers

The Vikings have the best running back in the NFL in Adrian Peterson, but it takes more than one player to make up a successful team.

Vikings rookie quarterback Christian Ponder had a better game against the Carolina Panthers in Week 9, but he's still a rookie quarterback and he goes up against a stronger Green Bay Packers defense in Week 10.

The Packers also are averaging a league-high 34.4 points per game and the Vikings are giving up 24.9 points per game so far.

On top of this, this game is being played at Lambeau Field, and that's never good news for an opponent.

Baltimore Ravens at Seattle Seahawks

Right now, I have the Ravens going to the Super Bowl.

They had a couple weeks in which they struggled, but they got back on track against the Pittsburgh Steelers and they have a true emerging threat in rookie receiver Torrey Smith.

This defense has been spectacular, giving up 16.3 points per game, and I think that will be the difference in the end.

The Seahawks are averaging 15.3 points per game this season and, well, that's all you really need to know.