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NFL Week 10 Headliners

By Sean MacCourtney
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2 min read
Courtesy of bleacherreport.com
Nov 12, 2015, 8:56 AM MST |
Last Updated Nov 12, 9:15 AM MST

Sean MacCourtney | Sports writer | @seanmaccourtney

Week 10 starts off with a bang with a Thursday night matchup of division rivals. The Jets will play host to the Bills. Both teams are having good seasons and are looking to make the playoffs. This game will go a long way towards deciding which teams will make the playoffs. It will be a game that will be won in the trenches so look for Jets to win this one at home.

Miami travels to Philadelphia in a game between two teams that are also looking to make playoff runs. Both teams are still trying to find themselves and prove that they belong. With this game being played in Philadelphia, the Eagles are the favorite to continue making a playoff push.

Minnesota and Oakland have been two of the surprise teams of this NFL season. Both have a shot at the playoffs and their futures look bright. This game is being played in Oakland but the Vikings still have Adrian Peterson and the Raiders just gave up over 500 yards of total offense to the Steelers. Peterson should have a big day to help the Vikings on the path to the playoffs.

It is no secret that Eli Manning has been the Patriots kyrptonite. In his career, he has led the Giants to two Super Bowl victories over the Tom Brady led Patriots. The Giants are having a decent season, but the Patriots are having a great season and want to stay undefeated. Tom Brady just doesn’t lose big games and the Patriots will win this game.

The Sunday night game features Arizona at Seattle. The division rivals will both be looking to pick up a big win on Sunday. Arizona is having the better season so far but Seattle is looking to get on track. This game could go either way but with the game being in Seattle and the effect the 12th man can have on an opposing team, the Seahawks will win this one.

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