Bill Simmons and Joe House’s Week 10 NFL Picks 2025

Simmons and House cooled off in Week 9, falling to 2–3 after back-to-back winning weeks. The Seahawks and Bears delivered easily, but the Texans and Colts let them down, and the Lions’ stumble killed what could’ve been a parlay payday.

Onto week 10…

Bill Simmons NFL Picks Record

2025 Season: 27-28 (49%)

Bill Simmons Week 10 NFL Picks 2025

Here’s the clean card.

  • Buccaneers –2.5 vs Patriots
  • Parlay: Ravens –2.5 (alt) at Vikings + Bills moneyline vs Dolphins (≈ –120)
  • Eagles +2.5 at Packers
  • 49ers +4.5 vs Rams
  • Texans +1.5 vs Jaguars

Buccaneers –2.5 vs Patriots

New England’s allowed 17 sacks in three weeks and keeps bleeding chunk plays to TEs/RBs—bad news against a rested Bucs offense that wants to throw. Tampa’s off the bye with healthier skill guys, while the Pats’ WR room is banged up and their run-stuffing strength doesn’t matter as much vs Baker’s quick-game spread.

Parlay: Ravens –2.5 at Vikings + Bills ML vs Dolphins (≈ –120)

If Baltimore’s a real contender, they can’t drop this—healthier, deeper, and facing JJ/Carson chaos after Minny’s emotional spike. Pair it with Buffalo at home: the Bills can bully Miami on the ground with Allen + backs, keep Mahomes-style explosives off script, and turn it into a possession game. Two teams that can each win by a score or two.

Eagles +2.5 at Packers

Buy Philly in a “re‐assert ourselves” spot. The Eagles’ pass rush (plus Nolan Smith and the new additions) is primed to stress a GB line that’s 28th in run block win rate and can’t consistently set up play-action. With Luke Musgrave/Kraft issues and WR uncertainty, Green Bay’s methodical drives can be disrupted; take the points.

49ers +4.5 vs Rams

Too many points in a rivalry coin-flip. Week 5 was OT and the Rams needed breaks; special teams volatility (kicker woes) adds hidden value to SF as a home dog. Even with defensive attrition, Shanahan can keep this within a field goal via run game, screens, and scripted edges.

Texans +1.5 vs Jaguars

We’re backing the defense: Houston is top-tier across rush, pass, and YPP, and DeMeco’s front can speed up Trevor, who’s been skittish under heat. JAX is 27th vs the pass and low on sacks; with Nico back and a week of plan-specific reps for Mills, Houston can hit a couple schemed shots and let the D finish the job.

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