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Week 10 Nfl Betting Buzz: Odds, Sharp Action And Public Betting Splits

Week 10 of the NFL season is already underway, which means it's time to research those bets for the weekend's matchups.

We've compiled which teams the public is wagering on, along with some notable wagers, and asked several oddsmakers at various sportsbooks around the country to find out where the sharp action has come in for this weekend's games.

Odds for every Week 10 NFL game

Sunday

9:30 a.m. ET

New England Patriots at Detroit Lions (-3, 51)

1 p.m. ET

Kansas City Chiefs (-3.5, 47) at Atlanta Falcons

Buffalo Bills (-8, 51) at New York Jets

Miami Dolphins at Indianapolis Colts (-4, 40.5)

Jacksonville Jaguars (-10.5, 46) at Tennessee Titans

Houston Texans (-4.5, 40.5) at Cleveland Browns

Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay Packers (-3, 42)

Carolina Panthers at New Orleans Saints (-2.5, 49)

4:05 p.m. ET

Los Angeles Rams (-9.5, 39.5) at Arizona Cardinals

Seattle Seahawks (-6.5, 40.5) at Las Vegas Raiders

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4:25 p.m. ET

San Francisco 49ers (-4, 56) at Dallas Cowboys

8:20 p.m. ET

Pittsburgh Steelers at Cincinnati Bengals (-3.5, 49.5)

Monday

Los Angeles Chargers at Baltimore Ravens (-4.5, 38)

Public betting splits

Here is where the betting public has landed on Week 10 games at BetMGM sportsbooks.

Five most-bet sides (by total number of wagers)

San Francisco 49ers -4.5
Detroit Lions -3
Kansas City Chiefs -3.5
Green Bay Packers -2.5
Buffalo Bills -7.5

Five most-bet sides (by total dollars wagered)

Detroit Lions -3
San Francisco 49ers -4.5
Jacksonville Jaguars -10.5
Green Bay Packers -2.5
Buffalo Bills -7.5

Most-bet totals (by total number of wagers)

Los Angeles Rams at Arizona Cardinals Under 39.5
New England Patriots at Detroit Lions Over 50
Houston Texans at Cleveland Browns Over 40.5
Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay Packers Under 42
Kansas City Chiefs at Atlanta Falcons Over 47

Most-bet underdogs to win (by total number of wagers)

Arizona Cardinals +375
New York Jets +340
Tennessee Titans +475
Minnesota Vikings +130
Cleveland Browns +195

Most-bet anytime touchdown scorers (by total number of wagers)

Amon-Ra St. Brown -110
Harold Fannin Jr. +290
Jameson Williams +190
Tucker Kraft +225
Justin Jefferson +150

Action report from the bookmakers

Patriots vs. Lions (in Munich)

Joey Feazel, head NFL trader at Caesars Sportsbook: "Final international game of the season and we've seen one-way traffic on the Lions at this point. We saw Drake Maye really struggle with turnovers on Sunday against the Packers. Green Bay was the one underdog that won last week, but it was a public side. I expect Lions action to continue to come in. It seems like every team is having weird games against the Dolphins, but that hasn't deterred action in this one. I anticipate more money to over. Over opened 50.5 and gone to 51 based on some sharper action."

Thomas Gable, sportsbook director at The Borgata in Atlantic City: "Lions opened -1 and up to -3 right now. Total has ticked up from 49.5, up to 51. At 51, we've started to get a little under money but it was over money before that. Majority of the money is on the Lions so far. Patriots didn't look great last week."

Vikings at Packers

Feazel: "Still one-way traffic on the Packers, even after the Kirk Cousins deal. We saw some line movement off the Monday night game. Line moved from -3.5 to -5.5, and came back down on Tuesday. We saw what Packers did to Patriots last week, which will be fresh in bettors' minds."

Gable: "We are back now to the opening number. We opened Packers -3, it was up to -5 after the MNF debacle. Once Cousins came back to Minnesota, it moved to Packers -3.5, we're now sitting -3. Packers have been playing extremely well. Green Bay has been included in a lot of money-line parlays."

49ers at Cowboys

Feazel: "So far, again one-way traffic on the 49ers. We're seeing this with a lot of favorites. Usually we don't need the Cowboys, but they're playing a better team so we do need them to hang in there on Sunday. We opened 49ers -3.5, went up to -4.5, down to -3.5 and now it's settling in at 4. Very high total in this one at 55.5, got up to 56.5, and back down to 55.5 where we sit right now."

Gable: "Not a ton of movement on this game. We opened 49ers -4.5, down to -4. Total, as you would expect in this one, has gone up a bit from 55.5 to 56. A lot of public money on the over, lopsided on the total at present. More San Francisco money at the moment. 49ers in the most parlays of any team at this point."

Steelers at Bengals

Feazel: "Early Steelers action in this one, which is a little surprising despite the Bengals and Joe Burrow making his MVP case in Madrid last week. More money towards the over. We opened 48.5, seen a little over money to come up to 49.5. I anticipate big Bengals action to come in for this one."

Gable: "Opened Bengals -4, quickly went to -3.5 and stayed steady there. Total opened 48.5, now up to 49.5. A lot of public money on the Bengals here with the way Burrow has looked, which you can understand. Steelers off their bye week. I think this game will probably be the most handled game of the weekend. It already has a ton of advance handle."

Sharp action

It's always notable where respected bettors have landed on this week's games. While these prices may not currently be available at all sportsbooks, knowing where sharps have wagered can also be instructive for in-game wagering.

Yahoo Sports conversed with several bookmakers across the country, and here is where some sharp action has been (and the numbers it came in at):

Jaguars -10 (at Titans)
Colts -3 (vs. Dolphins)
NY Jets +8.5 (vs. Bills)
Cowboys +4.5, +4 (vs. 49ers)
Saints -1, Panthers +2.5
Seahawks -3.5 (at Raiders)
Patriots-Lions over 50.5
Vikings +3.5 (at Packers)
Steelers-Bengals over 48.5
Texans -3.5, -4, Texans-Browns over 38.5, 39.5
Chargers +5.5 (at Ravens)

Big bets

We'll be keeping track of six-figure (and larger) Week 10 NFL bets from sportsbooks, as well as if they end up cashing.

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