NFL Week 10 Picks: Last-Minute Predictions for Every Game on the Schedule

Week 10 of the 2011 NFL season will offer some excellent games and should be a really fun week of football. Here are my picks for the week's winners.

New Orleans Saints (6-3) at Atlanta Falcons (5-3)

Drew Brees and his second-ranked passing offense (319.1 yards per game) will be far too much for the Falcons to handle. 

New Orleans 35, Atlanta 27

Pittsburgh Steelers (6-3) at Cincinnati Bengals (6-2)

The Bengals have been a major surprise this season, but the Steelers' veteran defense will likely give rookie quarterback Andy Dalton fits all day in this one. It's hard to pick a rookie quarterback to beat such a seasoned defense.

Pittsburgh 27, Cincinnati 21

St. Louis Rams (1-7) at Cleveland Browns (3-5)

This could easily be the worst game of the weekend, as both teams have been incredibly disappointing this season. I give the Browns a slight edge because they'll be at home.

Cleveland 17, St. Louis 10

Buffalo Bills (5-3) at Dallas Cowboys (4-4)

The Bills have cooled off after an incredibly fast start, but the Cowboys have been woefully inconsistent this season. I see Buffalo sneaking by Tony Romo and company.

Buffalo 28, Dallas 24

Jacksonville Jaguars (2-6) at Indianapolis Colts (0-9)

OK, never mind, this is probably the worst game of the weekend. Despite the fact that they will be playing at home, I really just can't see the Colts figuring things out with the way they've been playing.

Jacksonville 21, Indianapolis 10

Denver Broncos (3-5) at Kansas City Chiefs (4-4)

While people seem to think Tim Tebow can lead Denver to another win, I think it will be far too difficult for him to do so at Arrowhead Stadium. Coming off an embarrassing loss to the Miami Dolphins in Week 9, the Chiefs will be salty and ready to smack someone around. Tebow will be the unfortunate recipient of that beating.

Kansas City 24, Denver 14

Washington Redskins (3-5) at Miami Dolphins (1-7)

Reggie Bush is finally looking like a real NFL running back and appears to have found a home in Miami. After a shocking win in Week 9, the Dolphins will turn it into a genuine winning streak by knocking off the Redskins.

Miami 28, Washington 17

Arizona Cardinals (2-6) at Philadelphia Eagles (3-5)

The Eagles blew what should have been a good home win on Monday night with a 30-24 loss to the Chicago Bears. They'll continue their uneven play this year by beating the Cardinals who just provide nothing to be scared of.

Philadelphia 34, Arizona 14

Houston Texans (6-3) at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (4-4)

The Texans have figured out how to win without Andre Johnson in the lineup and with Mario Williams out for the year. They'll keep that trend going against the Bucs on Sunday.

Houston 28, Tampa Bay 10

Tennessee Titans (4-4) at Carolina Panthers (2-6)

I think Cam Newton rallies his team to a late win against a Titans team that is faltering after a nice start. 

Carolina 24, Tennessee 20

Baltimore Ravens (6-2) at Seattle Seahawks (2-6)

There is no way the Seahawks will be able to move the ball on the Ravens, right? 

Baltimore 34, Seattle 7

Detroit Lions (6-2) at Chicago Bears (5-3)

The Bears were gifted a win on Monday night against the Eagles and the Lions won't be so generous on Sunday.

Detroit 37, Chicago 31

New York Giants (6-2) at San Francisco 49ers (7-1)

At the beginning of the season who would have thought this was setting up to be a fantastic game? I see the 49ers sneaking by with a close home win.

San Francisco 17, New York (Giants) 14

New England Patriots (5-3) at New York Jets (5-3)

The Patriots have stumbled a bit lately but this week I see them putting things together against Rex Ryan and company.

New England 35, New York (Jets) 21

Minnesota Vikings (2-6) at Green Bay Packers (8-0)

There is no way the Vikings will be able to shut down Aaron Rodgers and Green Bay's offense with the Packers playing at home on Monday night. I see a blowout coming.

Green Bay 42, Minnesota 14