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Nov 11, 2026, 9:35 AM GMT
Robin Mumford is a journalist for GiveMeSport, covering mainly Champions League and Premier League football.
He joined in April 2024, having previously worked at VAVEL as Deputy Editor-in-Chief, where he produced a variety of content, including pieces from press conferences and games. He also won an award for his role as lead editor for the Women's Football section of the online newspaper.
Covering football all across Europe, he has worked at stadiums such as Anfield, Old Trafford, and Dortmund's Signal Iduna Park, as well as having reported at both the 2023 men's and women's Champions League finals in Eindhoven and Istanbul.
He is infatuated with every aspect of football, but likes other sports as well, being an avid coffee-desperate Buffalo Bills supporter from across the pond and a darts' newbie.
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With just seven gameweeks left of the NFL regular season, a supercomputer has predicted every result for week 10, including the all-important AFC North battle between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday Night Football.
Other things to look out for this week include the fact San Francisco 49ers star running back Christian McCaffrey is officially set to make his return to the field in a key match-up against the Dallas Cowboys, while Drake Maye and New England will be sure to test their mettle against Detroit's banged-up secondary.
The only downside to week 10 is that there are four teams on a bye-week, with the Chicago Bears , Denver Broncos , Philadelphia Eagles , and Tampa Bay Buccaneers all getting some respite.
Having already predicted the final standings of each conference after the previous week, a supercomputer has now predicted each Week 10 result and it makes for fascinating reading.
With the first game of the week falling on Friday the 13th, the supercomputer anticipates more rotten luck for the Commanders, who are predicted to miss out on just their third victory of the season in a one-score game.
On the other hand, a 20-23 Giants' victory would extend John Harbaugh's side's winning streak to three in a row, and put them in pole position to finally end a 15-year NFC East title drought. The last time they won it, in 2011, they went on to claim a Super Bowl.
The New England Patriots are heading to Munich to take on the Lions after their worst loss of the season, having been dismantled by the Green Bay Packers in a 45-27 rout in front of their own fans.
Unfortunately for the Patriots, things aren't expected to improve this coming week, despite going up against a Dan Campbell side that is suffering from a lot of defensive injuries.
A 6-2 Chiefs side that runs it better than anyone, against a 3-6 Falcons side that cannot throw - but will have to if they are to get any success against their guests - means it should be a fairly straightforward day at the office for Patrick Mahomes and co.
Should the Chiefs deliver on the expectation that they will suppress the Falcons into a one-dimensional side, then a 28-20 win at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium is on the cards.
The last time the Buffalo Bills lost to the New York Jets was on September 11, 2023, when the Jets defeated the Bills 22–16 in overtime.
Since that game, the Bills have won five consecutive match ups against the Jets, including their most recent meeting on January 4, 2026, where Buffalo won 35–8. It's been one-way traffic in this AFC East clash, and the supercomputer was always going to lean towards a Josh Allen win, barring any unexpected drama.
Both teams enter Week 10 mired in difficult seasons, with the Colts having dropped five straight games and the Dolphins sitting at 1-7 despite a surprisingly competitive defensive showing against the Detroit Lions last week.
Recent history has leaned towards the Colts getting the better of their opponents, including a 33-8 blowout win just last season. But, whatever the result, it's not expected to be an easy watch.
The Green Bay Packers have a pivotal matchup against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday as both teams are in the hunt to win the NFC North and compete for a Super Bowl.
The Packers will have to face off against the Vikings' new quarterback, as they acquired Kirk Cousins from the Las Vegas Raiders this week. Cousins was Minnesota's starter from 2018 to 2023 before they moved on from him, but he now returns - though it is not projected to be a happy homecoming this week.
The Saints are narrow home favourites against the Panthers at the Caesar's Superdome this weekend. Coming off a hard-fought 23–22 overtime win against the Cleveland Browns. Quarterback Tyler Shough and wide receiver Chris Olave lead the offense.
It's that duo that will be hoping to make the difference and beat their fellow 3-5 opponents, with the Panthers currently enduring a three-game losing streak.
The Jaguars are surging in the AFC South standings, having compiled an impressive 6-2 record this season, and the supercomputer has backed them to claim another victory when they travel to Nashville.
Liam Coen's side are projected to cruise to a 30-17, which would leave the Titans still searching for their second win of the season.
Houston is riding on a wave of momentum after a dominant 44-22 road win over the Los Angeles Chargers, where C.J. Stroud threw for 384 yards and 5 touchdowns. With the defence also managing eight sackings during that outing, they couldn't be coming up against the Browns at a better time.
That's because the Ohio side are on a two-game skid, most recently dropping a 23-22 overtime heartbreaker to the New Orleans Saints. Their home form is impressive, having won all three, but the mood feels a lot more downbeat suddenly.
The Seahawks have often flattered to deceive since winning the Super Bowl back in January. However, a 27-17 win over the Raiders this weekend could be just what they need to reignite their campaign.
But with QB1 Sam Darnold still sidelined with rib and quad injuries, meaning Drew Lock takes his place, it is expected that Mike Macdonald's side will have to engineer a defensive-first mentality to earn a hard-fought victory.
The 5-4 Rams are expected to beat the 3-6 Cardinals by more than one score at State Farm Arizona on Sunday night. They are currently on a three-game win streak, while their hosts are dealing with severe roster issues, including rookie quarterback Carson Beck making his first NFL start after they traded Jacoby Brissett and lost Gardner Minshew to injury.
Despite the 49ers suffering a growing injury issue within their roster, including wide receivers Mike Evans and Deebo Samuel, their 7-1 record is tipped to turn to 8-1 following a trip to the AT&T Stadium this weekend.
On average, the 49ers score more than two points more per game than America's team, while allowing 6.7 fewer points.
Arguably the most mouthwatering match-up of the week, Joe Burrow proved himself as a leading candidate for this year's MVP award last time out as, during a standout 34-17 win against the Atlanta Falcons in Madrid, he threw for 271 yards and three scores.
Through eight games in the 2026 season, Burrow leads the NFL in completion percentage (74%) and passing touchdowns (23), while ranking second in passing yards (2,386) with just six interceptions and an 114.8 passer rating. Given his current form, it's going to be a very difficult night for the Steelers in this divisional showdown, and the Bengals are tipped to go 7-2 to leapfrog them in the AFC North.
The Chargers are yet to win this season, having lost all their eight games, and usually by big scorelines such as a 44-22 vs the Texans, 24-9 vs the Rams, and 22-6 vs the Chiefs.
If the supercomputer is correct this week, then hope could be the death of Chargers' fans, who are expected to watch their side miss out on their first result of the season by just three points to the Ravens, who are also struggling this term.