Free Week 10 NFL Picks From BetUS.com

Nov 8 2008 - 10:10am
Free Week 10 NFL Picks

BetUS.com has released a handful of free Week 10 NFL picks, including totals. 

That online sportsbook believes that Detroit will remain winless after Week 10. 

"If Culpepper is the best answer you could possibly come up with, you're in the pits. At least the zombie-like Culpepper is too slow these days to foolishly run out of the endzone! With Jacksonville's defense showing recent signs of weakness, largely due to injury, the Jags look like a strong play this weekend despite going 1-4 ATS in their last 5 games. 

"Detroit is 1-6 ATS in their last 7 games and invokes absolutely no faith on the sports betting front. Culpepper and Calvin Johnson may strike a chord, but is it really going to be enough against a Jacksonville defense that is looking to feast on a weak team? Though the Jags haven't been a strong spread buster in the least this season, the Lions are horrific." 

Their pick: Jacksonville at -6 ½, which is actually a pretty low line all things considered.  They also were offering a free Week 10 NFL pick on the total of this game: Under 43 ½. 

 Green Bay will also beat Minnesota as the +2 ½ underdog, BetUS.com believes. 

"The Packers were able to put up a nail biter against the Tennessee Titans but fell just short when it counted most. The same will not be the fate when it comes to Minnesota. Green Bay's return from the bye week proved that they are still a legitimate contender." 

They also had the over 44 ½ in this game. 

Another free Week 10 NFL pick was on Tennessee -3 and theUNDER 38.5. 

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Submitted by Guest on Sat, 11/08/2008 - 10:09
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Giants will win the ring again?

Sat, 11/08/2008 - 14:18 — Guest
Yes, I know, the Titans look unbeatable at this moment. But I still love my Giants. The Giants' defense has "owned" the Eagles' offense the past few seasons and the intent is to stop it once again. There are a couple of weak links on the offensive line due to injury, and the Steve Spagnuolo defense will try to exploit that area, along with the expected absence of TE L.J. Smith (back). Offensively, the Giants like to run first, then pass, but a change of pace might be in store this week, as coordinator Kevin Gilbride pounds the Eagles' defense with his big-back combination of Brandon Jacobs and Derrick Ward, who have 1,117 yards and eight TDs between them. They run behind one of the best offensive lines in the league, especially the right side of T Kareem McKenzie and G Chris Snee. Found some cool widgets at statbeast.com. Take a look!