As we reach Week 10 of the 2025 NFL season, the league has seen significant movement ahead of the trade deadline, particularly from the New York Jets, who conducted a major roster overhaul by trading away key players. This shift has caused notable lines changes in the betting markets for this weekend’s matchups.
The Jets have had a challenging season under head coach Aaron Glenn, sporting a dismal record of 1-7. In a bold move, New York traded away standout defenders Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams, acquiring three first-round draft picks in the process. As a result of these trades, the Jets have gone from being 1.5-point favorites against the Cleveland Browns to now 1.5-point underdogs. While their performance has been poor this year, the Browns are also struggling, leading to the line’s limited adjustment.
In another critical matchup, the Chicago Bears have seen their chances rise after winning five of their last six games, including a dramatic 47-42 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals. The Bears are now favored by 4.5 points against the New York Giants, who presently sit as underdogs after suffering injuries to key offensive players. The Giants may be particularly short-handed this weekend due to a long injury report, making the Bears appear solid contenders for a continued surge.
In Houston, the Texans faced an unfortunate turn after quarterback C.J. Stroud suffered a concussion, prompting Davis Mills to take the helm. This change has shifted the betting line significantly, with the Jacksonville Jaguars emerging as 1.5-point favorites for their matchup. During their last encounter in September, both teams were healthy, and Houston managed a ten-point loss. This time, oddsmakers predict another low-scoring game, especially with recent changes.
The Baltimore Ravens have also benefited from players returning to health, including star quarterback Lamar Jackson. The Ravens have gone from opening as 3-point favorites to 4.5-point favorites against the Minnesota Vikings. With a record of 3-5, Baltimore is aiming for a pivotal victory to bolster their AFC North title aspirations.
Finally, the Detroit Lions have seen a dramatic shift in their matchup against the Washington Commanders, with the line moving from Detroit -3 to -7.5 following a serious injury to Commanders’ quarterback Jayden Daniels. The Lions are looking to bounce back from a tough loss to the Vikings and may capitalize on this opportunity as they face a Commanders team that could be without its star receiver Terry McLaurin.
As the NFL season progresses, these shifts in player personnel and team dynamics illustrate the ever-changing landscape of the league. Fans will be eager to see how these matchups unfold in Week 10, with playoff implications looming on the horizon for many teams.