Week 10 of the NFL season is built around three marquee fixtures: a morning game in Munich, a Sunday night AFC North showdown, and a Monday night closer in Baltimore.
The Patriots and Lions meet at the Allianz Arena in Munich at 9:30am ET on Sunday, the last international game of the season, with Detroit installed as 2.5-point favourites, according to SportsBook Review. The Lions have been one of the NFC’s most consistent sides, and a win in Germany would keep them firmly in the hunt for the conference’s top seed.
Sunday night belongs to the AFC North, where the Pittsburgh Steelers visit the Cincinnati Bengals at 8:20pm ET on NBC. The Bengals are 3.5-point favourites in a game that decides first place in the division, according to NFL Playoff Pass — the kind of November fixture that shapes the playoff picture.
Monday night in Baltimore
The week closes on Monday night with the Los Angeles Chargers at the Baltimore Ravens on ESPN. The Ravens are 5.5-point favourites, and the game could mark the debut of Jacoby Brissett, the veteran quarterback Baltimore acquired from Arizona ahead of the trade deadline, with his first start potentially coming in this game, according to ESPN.
The Chargers arrive winless, according to SportsBook Review’s Week 10 notes, and Baltimore will expect to take care of business at home. But Monday night has already produced one upset of expectations this season — Buffalo’s win in Minnesota on Monday was anything but straightforward for three quarters.
The rest of Sunday
Elsewhere on Sunday, the Buffalo Bills visit the New York Jets, the Minnesota Vikings travel to Green Bay, the San Francisco 49ers visit the Dallas Cowboys, and the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Atlanta Falcons. The Rams visit Arizona, Seattle travel to Las Vegas, and Jacksonville visit Tennessee. Four teams — Chicago, Denver, Philadelphia and Tampa Bay — are on bye, leaving 14 games on the slate.
Sources: NFL Playoff Pass (Nov 10, 2026); SportsBook Review (Nov 9, 2026); FanDuel (Nov 9, 2026); ESPN (Nov 10, 2026).
