The Staff likes Mac Jones and the Patriots as 1.5-point favorites over the visiting Browns.
Liss is considering Ben Roethlisberger and the Steelers for NFL Survivor pools in Week 10.
Chris Liss likes Jonathan Taylor and the Colts home against the Jaguars more than the more-highly favored Bills in New York.
Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs could flex their muscles any time, but it's been long enough that Chris Liss will not bet on it. Accordingly, he's taking the Raiders +2.5 at home.
Rashod Bateman, Pat Freiermuth and Elijah Moore are suddenly thriving, but playing time could be an issue for all three rookies as veteran teammates return from injuries.
Jeff Stotts breaks down notable injuries this week, starting in Arizona where Kyler Murray, DeAndre Hopkins and Chase Edmonds are all nursing injuries.
Jim Coventry, via the SiriusXM App, brings us his top free agents for Week 10. Jim likes the prospects of Minnesota tight end Tyler Conklin, plus offers five other suggestions.
Kevin Payne analyzes the top waiver-wire options for the week, including Atlanta's Matt Ryan.
The red-hot Titans are Jerry Donabedian's top streaming pick for Week 10, but the Packers could be a great choice as well if they face Geno Smith rather than Russell Wilson.
The Dolphins not only won outright last week, but they also covered the spread. Don't tell Chris Liss the odds of keeping his streak alive, he doesn't want to know.
Justin Fields passed the eye test in a tough Monday night road matchup.
Jonathan Taylor gets a home game against the Jaguars this week and tops the RB and Flex rankings this week.
Sam Darnold has an injured shoulder, but there are other issues. Chris Liss believes Darnold is "done as a prospect," per today's SiriusXM show.
Jeff Erickson believes it's time to pick up 49er's rookie QB Trey Lance.
Baltimore Devonta Freeman is making a case to keep his starting job even after Latavius Murray returns.
Jordan Mazzara highlights the best IDP picks for Week 10, starting with Ravens linebacker Josh Bynes, who had a breakout performance Week 9 with 11 tackles and a pass breakup.
It's rarely pretty with Ben Roethlisberger these days, but he still projects nicely against a reeling Bears defense.
Mac Jones didn't have to do much, but the Patriots, getting better every week, are starting to give off a 2001 vibe.