The New York Jets used two special teams touchdowns and a relentless pass rush to beat the Cleveland Browns 17-14 in a rain-soaked win at MetLife Stadium. Kene Nwangwu returned a kickoff 99 yards for a score, and Isaiah Williams added a 74-yard punt return touchdown as the Jets built an early lead. Breece Hall totaled 125 scrimmage yards, and the defense notched six sacks to help New York secure its second straight victory and improve to 2-7.

Tua Tagovailoa threw two touchdown passes and De’Von Achane piled up 225 total yards with two long scoring runs as the Miami Dolphins defeated the Buffalo Bills 30-13. Miami built a 16-0 halftime lead behind touchdowns from Malik Washington and Jaylen Waddle, then sealed the win with Achane’s 59- and 35-yard bursts in the fourth quarter. Josh Allen threw two late touchdown passes to Keon Coleman and rookie tight end Jackson Hawes, but Buffalo’s offense sputtered early as the Bills fell to 6-3.

The New England Patriots are certifiably atop the AFC East, building on their lead after the Bills' loss.

Rookie quarterback Tyler Shough earned his first NFL win as a starter, moving the Saints to 2-8.

Jonathan Taylor rushed for 244 yards and three touchdowns, including the 8-yard game-winner in overtime, as the Indianapolis Colts edged the Atlanta Falcons 31-25 in the NFL’s first regular-season game in Berlin. Taylor’s 83-yard scoring run late in regulation — the league’s longest of the season — put Indianapolis ahead before Michael Badgley’s field goal forced overtime. Daniel Jones threw for 255 yards and a touchdown, while Tyler Allgeier scored twice for Atlanta, which dropped its fourth straight to fall to 3-6 as the Colts improved to 8-2.

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Chris Olave’s expanded role and consistent success against zone coverage make him a strong candidate to finally break out against a Panthers defense that’s been torched downfield in recent weeks. Meanwhile, Kyle Monangai’s rising workload and a dream matchup versus a Giants defense position him as one of Week 10’s top breakout bets.

The Steelers' inconsistent backfield faces a tough test against potentially heavy Chargers fronts.

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Matthew Stafford draws a vulnerable 49ers defense decimated by injuries and trending near the bottom of the league in disruption rate, while Justin Herbert’s increased scrambling and rushing efficiency give him a path to production even against Pittsburgh’s elite pass rush. Both quarterbacks enter Week 10 with matchups that set up favorably for efficiency-based betting angles and same-game parlay builds.

The Texans’ defense is built to disrupt Trevor Lawrence, forcing perfect coverage and quick pressure at rates among the NFL’s best — a troubling combination for a quarterback holding the ball longer and taking sacks at a high clip. With C.J. Stroud out, Davis Mills’ quick-release tendencies and a healthier receiving corps give Houston a realistic path to move the ball against a depleted Jaguars secondary.

Chris Olave, D.K. Metcalf and tight end Tyler Warren all profile as players whose target volume should rebound in Week 10 based on their route usage, quarterback tendencies and predicted target share.

Using route-level PFF data and the Predicted Targets Model, these players could be in line for large fantasy performances in Week 10.

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