NFL Week 10 Picks: Chances Every Road Team Leaves with a Win

Think your team has a chance to win on the road this week?

Would be nice, huh? 

Let's check out their chances to emerge victorious as the visiting team. 

Oakland at San Diego 

Ah, NFL football back again on Thursday night. 

The Raiders will be without Darren McFadden again, but shouldn't have a problem running with Michael Bush, and I expect Carson Palmer to improve his timing with his speedy receiving corp. 

Raiders' Probability of Winning: 60 percent

Arizona at Philadelphia

Do you know which Eagles team is going to show up?

Because I'm not totally sure.

Fortunately for Mike Vick and Co., the Cardinals are pretty bad and have a susceptible defense. LeSean McCoy should lead his squad to victory, and maybe DeSean Jackson catches a few downfield passes?

Cardinals' Probability of Winning: 35 percent

Tennessee at Carolina 

Cam Newton's back. Life in the NFL is more interesting and inherently more fun to watch. The Titans have all the looks of a middle-of-the-road team that's neither good or terrible.

Chris Johnson should have another solid game, but Newton gets it done at home with his arm and legs.

I'm expecting a tight one in Charlotte.  

Titans' Probability of Winning: 40 percent

Houston at Tampa Bay 

The Texans are quietly becoming the 49ers of the AFC. 

They have the second-ranked rushing attack (155.1 yards per game) and their run defense is ranked fourth in the NFL (91.4 yards per game allowed). They'll make the Bucs more one-dimensional and force Josh Freeman into more passing situations than he'd like. 

Texans' Probability of Winning: 65 percent

Washington at Miami 

Yikes. Both teams aren't scaring anybody, but there are certainly more playmakers on the Dolphins active roster. Miami treats their fans to a home win. Imagine that. 

Redskins' Probability of Winning: 25 percent

Jacksonville at Indianapolis 

The Jaguars will ride Maurice Jones-Drew as much as they can in their matchup with the totally inept Colts. Who's better right now, Blaine Gabbert or Curtis Painter? Is that even worth debating? 

Jaguars' Probability of Winning: 60 percent

Denver at Kansas City 

The AFC Mess. That's what I'm calling that division from now on. Who's the best team? Who's hot? Who's a pretender? 

Tim Tebow has more confidence than ever following his road win in Oakland and that has a realistic chance to continue against an extremely streaky Chiefs team that has trouble protecting their quarterback. 

Broncos' Probability of Winning: 50 percent

Buffalo at Dallas 

The Bills are coming off their worst defeat of the season. Rob Ryan most likely talked to his brother, Rex, this week to discuss ways to stop the Bills offense. Tony Romo was great against the Seahawks, but is he due for another implosion? 

Bills' Probability of Winning: 45 percent

New Orleans at Atlanta 

These teams are evenly matched and they always play each other close. Drew Brees will need to turn in another masterful performance to cover up the Saints' lackluster defense. Michael Turner needs the football for the Falcons to be successful and control the clock. Should come down to the last few minutes. 

Saints' Probability of Winning: 40 percent

St. Louis At Cleveland

Got to feel for these two fan bases. At least the rest of the league is giving their fans some excitement on offense. The 29th- and 31st-ranked scoring teams square off in what should be a real barn-burner. 

Rams' Probability of Winning: 50 percent

Pittsburgh at Cincinnati 

The gauntlet for the Bengals starts this weekend. The Steelers have some flaws, but their defense will confuse Andy Dalton, who's been phenomenal this season.

Pittsburgh must rebound after a crushing home loss to the Ravens last week. 

Steelers' Probability of Winning: 60 percent

Baltimore at Seattle 

The Seahawks are 2-6—no big deal for the Ravens. 

Yeah, right. 

The Jaguars already taught Baltimore a lesson a few weeks back, and playing in Seattle is never an easy task. 

Still, talent should win out here. 

Ravens' Probability of Winning: 75 percent

New York Giants at San Francisco 

Eli Manning was the most talked about quarterback this week after his heroics against the Patriots. San Fran's defense is one of the best all-around units in the league and Frank Gore could do major damage. Can the Giants' defensive line fluster Alex Smith? 

Giants' Probability of Winning: 55 percent

Detroit at Chicago 

The Lions dismantled the Bears in Week 5, but Chicago has played fine football ever since. Jay Cutler is being protected and Matt Forte is, well, being Matt Forte.

Will Detroit have new ways to get Calvin Johnson the football and maybe show some alterations in their run game. They'll need to run the football in Chicago this weekend. 

Lions' Probability of Winning: 60 percent

New England at New York Jets

Not enough room to type all the story-lines for this one. Recent opponents have seemed to figure out the Patriots offense and New England's defense has yet to improve. Even if this is a lower scoring game, do you trust Mark Sanchez late? Will the Patriots really lose three straight?

Patriots' Probability of Winning: 55 percent

Minnesota at Green Bay 

The Vikings kept it close with a couple big plays in Minnesota earlier this season, but playing at Lambeau is totally different story. Adrian Peterson has a shot to keep it close, but I have faith in Aaron Rodgers to "wow" us once again. 

Vikings' Probability of Winning: 15 percent