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NFL Week 10 Bets: Props, Locks, & Drops for Sunday, November 9

It’s Week 10 of the NFL season, and we have some interesting matchups to dive into. To mix things up this week, we’re giving you a full card for each category: one player prop, one game bet, and one anytime touchdown bet for our Props, Locks, and Drops. We’re locking in on some big favorites, fading a struggling run game, and backing some of the league’s most reliable touchdown scorers in great matchups.

Our proven 3-step model of data-driven research πŸ“Š, trends analysis πŸ“ˆ, and AI insights πŸ€– is built for long-term success. Let’s break down our picks using our exclusive system: πŸ‘ Props (bets we like), πŸ”’ Locks (our favorites), and πŸ’§ Drops (leans we don’t love but don’t hate).

πŸ‘ Los Angeles Rams -4.5 This is a perfect revenge spot for a Rams team that is playing excellent football, allowing only 20 combined points in their last three games. The 49ers beat them earlier this season, but San Francisco is held together by injuries and will be without key players like Fred Warner and Nick Bosa. We’re backing the better, healthier team to make a statement and win by a touchdown.

πŸ‘ Rico Dowdle (CAR) Over 90.5 Rushing Yards Dowdle has officially taken over the Carolina backfield, handling 25 carries last week while Chuba Hubbard only received five. He’s a true workhorse who just ran over a good Packers defense and now faces a Saints team that is a complete disaster. The Saints rank 30th against the run, and in a positive game script at home, Dowdle should feast.

πŸ‘ Jahmyr Gibbs (DET) Anytime Touchdown This is a perfect bounce-back spot for the Lions, who are 12-0 against the spread under Dan Campbell after a loss. Gibbs is the team’s primary red zone weapon, getting 56% of their carries inside the 20. He faces a struggling Commanders defense that just lost Marshon Lattimore and ranks 26th in red zone efficiency, a spot Gibbs already exploited for a multi-touchdown game last year.

πŸ”’ Detroit Lions -7.5 The Lions are going to steamroll the Commanders. Dan Campbell is a perfect 12-0 against the spread after a loss, and his team is coming home to face a Washington squad in total disarray. Washington’s defense has been playing like the worst in the league, allowing 7.5 yards per play over their last four games, and their offense will be without Jaden Daniels, Terry McLaurin, and Luke McCaffrey.

πŸ”’ Jaxon Smith-Njigba (SEA) Over 98.5 Receiving Yards This is the best schematic matchup of the week. Jaxon Smith-Njigba has been unbelievable, clearing 120 yards in four straight games. He now faces an Arizona Cardinals defense that runs Cover 4 at the highest rate in the NFL. Smith-Njigba “almost breaks the spreadsheet” against that coverage, leading the entire league with 396 yards and a 56% target rate per route run.

πŸ”’ Kyren Williams (LAR) Anytime Touchdown It is surprising to get this prop at plus money. This is a crucial divisional game, and Sean McVay will lean on his trusted bellcow. Williams gets 60% of the team’s red zone rushes and has a history of destroying the 49ers, including two multi-touchdown games in his last three starts against them. He will get all the high-value touches.

πŸ’§ Seattle Seahawks -6.5 The Cardinals are missing their top four cornerbacks for this game, which is a nightmare scenario against Sam Darnold and this Seattle passing attack. Arizona’s defense has quietly improved but won’t be able to hold down Jaxon Smith-Njigba and the rest of this offense. Seattle’s defense is elite, and they’ve won 10 of their last 11 road games.

πŸ’§ Breece Hall (NYJ) Under 65.5 Rushing Yards This is a multi-unit bet against a brutal matchup. Hall faces the Cleveland Browns, who possess the undisputed number one run defense in the NFL. He is a boom-or-bust runner who will not find any “boom” plays against this disciplined unit, which will stack the box knowing the Jets’ passing game isn’t a threat. In a negative game script, his carries will be limited.

πŸ’§ James Cook (BUF) Anytime Touchdown Cook has scored in four of his last five games against the Dolphins and already gashed this “bottom-tier” run defense for 108 yards this season. The Bills are heavy favorites, and the Dolphins’ season appears to be over. With Josh Allen banged up, expect the Bills to protect him on the goal line by feeding Cook, who gets a 51% share of the red zone carries.

πŸ“Š Final Thoughts & Trends Analysis

This week’s card is all about attacking clear advantages. We are heavily backing dominant home teams like the Lions and Rams, who are in perfect bounce-back and revenge spots, respectively. We’re also riding elite running backs like Rico Dowdle and James Cook, who have fantastic matchups and clear paths to volume.

We are also identifying spots to fade, like Breece Hall against the league’s #1 run defense, and targeting matchup-proof superstars like Jaxon Smith-Njigba, who is in a truly elite schematic spot to continue his dominant streak.

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