NFL Survivor Picks: Best Week 10 Pool Predictions

Below, NFL survivor pool players can find my Week 10 picks based on NFL odds at BetMGM.

For those new to the format, survivor contests ask players to pick one straight-up winner each week. However, players can only use each team once during the season.

Best NFL Survivor Pool Picks Week 10 2026

Baltimore Ravens (-5) vs Los Angeles Chargers

When, if ever, is the same quarterback going to get a chance to beat the same team twice in a season?

That’s the task for new Ravens quarterback Jacoby Brissett. He beat the Chargers as a 9.5-point road dog in Week 1 with Arizona and is now a five-point home favorite.

Baltimore looked horrific against the Jaguars on Thursday. However, the performance needs a heavy dose of salt given Joe Fagnano started on a short week. Oh, and Baltimore’s best corner missed the game.

The 0-8 Chargers are not the 6-2 Jaguars. A groundbreaking statement, I know. But the Ravens not only get extra rest to prepare for the game, but they possess some matchup advantages.

Before theJaguars game, the Ravens ranked 16th in rush offense DVOA, per FTN Fantasy. Before playing the Texans, the Chargers defense ranked 28th in the corresponding defensive category.

It’s also the easiest test for Baltimore’s defense in quite some time. In their last three games, they’ve exclusively played top-five offenses by DVOA.

For Jesse Minter’s defense, it’s the easiest opponent at home since facing the Titans. Additionally, it’s only the fourth time all year they’ve played a bottom-five offense.

No future equity exists with the Ravens, so I like them as a survivor candidate in Week 10.

Green Bay Packers (-3) vs Minnesota Vikings

I was tempted to put the Jaguars (-9.5) in this spot as a road favorite against Tennessee. However, if you’re still alive in contests, I prefer using Jacksonville in two weeks vs. TEN.

The Packers completed a thorough beatdown of New England on Sunday. Matt LaFleur’s team finished as the only underdog to win outright in a favorite-heavy Week 9.

Now, they return home to face a Vikings team traveling on a short week. Minnesota plays the Bills on MNF before a divisional clash against Green Bay.

When these teams played in Week 1, Green Bay dominated the game for the first three quarters. Then, the wheels completely fell off for the Packers, a 2.5-point dog in that game.

Still, Green Bay outgained Minnesota 419-239 in Week 1. Yards per play finished 6.3-3.9. Both teams notched four red zone trips, with Green Bay converting only one into a touchdown.

Loads of negative regression are about to hit the Vikings. The team sits at 6-1 with four wins by seven or fewer points.

The only games they won by margin? A comfortable win over a bad Saints team and the aforementioned 39-22 win in Week 1.

Barring continued flukiness, I like the Packers to earn revenge over the Vikings at Lambeau Field.