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The road to the 2025-26 College Football Championship is starting to get a little clearer. Ohio State still looks like the team to beat, but they’re not the only undefeated NCAAF team still standing, and there is still time for someone up top to get taken down a notch. That’s where college football underdogs can come into play. Betting against the likes of Ohio State isn’t always suggested, but even the best teams typically lose at least one game every year. We should be eyeing opportunities, but above all else, we should be locating value. Week 11 in College Football looks terrific on paper, as we have a slew of tense matchups in front of us. Even better, though, are

Week 10 of the 2025–26 NFL season kicks off with a Thursday night showcase and rolls into a fully loaded Sunday featuring statement opportunities for several playoff hopefuls — before we hit Sunday Night Football and finish the week on Monday Night Football. This is when season-long signal is finally stronger than noise. We have enough data — efficiency, explosive play rates, red-zone TD% — for anyone who wants to bet on NFL games to make read-based decisions rather than speculation. Teams have revealed who they actually are at this stage, which also sharpens how we position ourselves in futures markets like the Super Bowl. We also get one more international stop this week — Falcons vs Colts in Berlin

The Sunday Night Football matchup for Week 10 features two AFC teams fighting for the top spot in their respective divisions, along with improving their Playoff standings. The winner of this Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Los Angeles Chargers game will have a crucial tie breaker at the end of the season. The Steelers (5-3) are coming off an impressive victory in Week 9 as they took down the AFC’s top seeded team – Indianapolis Colts. The win snapped a two-game losing streak for Pittsburgh and kept the team on top of the AFC North. On a side note, this is Pittsburgh’s second SNF game in the last three weeks. The Chargers (6-3) defeated an inferior team in the Tennessee Titans last

Two-thirds of the 2025 college football season is behind us. The College Football Playoff picture is still pretty blurry, but a few teams appear to be locks. No. 1 Ohio State and No. 2 Indiana appear to be headed for a date in the Big Ten championship game. The Buckeyes play at Purdue this weekend. Indiana is at Penn State. Both OSU and the Hoosiers are double-digit favorites. Texas A&M, Alabama, and Georgia all appear headed to the playoffs, though the Bulldogs and the Aggies both have a game against Texas remaining. Week 10 brought us some solid Sun Belt and Conference USA mid-week action, but this week marks the final push of the regular season. That means it’s time