FOX Super 6 contest: Chris 'The Bear' Fallica's NFL Week 10 picks
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Read below for my thoughts on NFL Week 10 on FOX and the FOX Sports app .
Let's dive into the questions and my predictions below.
Dobbins gets the best defense in the league (except when playing the Lions) in Tennessee— the Titans are holding opponents to 269.1 yards per game. Jones and Robinson have only eclipsed 100 yards once apiece this season. Harris has three consecutive 100-yard rushing games, and he gets a Washington defense allowing 143 rushing yards per game. There's a high chance Pittsburgh plays keep-away from Jayden Daniels and that offense, too, running the ball early and often.
Prediction: Najee Harris
Is Caleb Williams good? I don't know. I think so, but he's been really uneven. He hasn't thrown a TD in two games. The Patriots in Chicago should be a get-right spot for Williams and the Bears — it better be. Meanwhile, the Saints fired coach Dennis Allen, and as we know, the boost that comes with a team's coach getting fired is real.
Prediction: Saints, Bears, Falcons, Patriots
Mahomes has one 300-yard passing performance this season, and he's passed for under 200 yards twice. He just hasn't been dominant through the air this season. Herbert gets the Titans, and they allow the fewest passing yards in the NFL. The Vikings are at Jacksonville. Let's go with Darnold, since Jacksonville has the second-worst passing defense in the league (264.3 pass yards per game allowed).
Prediction: Sam Darnold
Kelce has 24 receptions in the past two weeks, including a career-high 14 in Week 9. Who saw that coming? We have to bet on Kelce, based on the fact that he proved he can still do it, and Mahomes still trusts him to do it.
Prediction: Travis Kelce
Jennings is questionable to return from injury. Assuming he plays, we can still pass on that. Pickens will catch just about anything, as will Jefferson, but I expect a lot more passing in that Vikings-Jaguars tilt. Let's go with the best wideout in the league.
Prediction: Justin Jefferson
Is Christian McCaffrey playing this week? Is he not playing this week? That's the main focus coming into this one. If he's there, this Niners offense will be better in some fashion, even if he's slightly limited. But McCaffrey aside, Tampa is on short rest after an overtime loss to K.C. on Monday, and S.F. is coming off a bye.
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Tiebreaker: What will be the final score?
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