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The Buffalo Bills head to South Florida looking to continue their AFC East surge against the Miami Dolphins. Buffalo has dominated this rivalry for years — winning 16 of the past 18 meetings — and enters Week 10 riding a seven-game streak against Miami. At 6-2, Buffalo remains within striking distance of division-leading New England. Josh Allen continues to pace one of the league’s most complete offenses, while the defense is regaining form after a midseason slump. The Bills are fresh off a 28-21 win over Kansas City, reaffirming their contender status in the AFC. Miami (2-7), meanwhile, is reeling. A 38-10 loss to Baltimore led to front-office upheaval — including the firing of longtime GM Chris Grier — and

The Cleveland Browns travel to face the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium in a Week 10 matchup clouded by roster changes and contrasting outlooks. New York (1-7) has undergone a massive transformation following the trade deadline, sending away defensive cornerstone Sauce Gardner and Pro Bowl lineman Quinnen Williams in a pair of blockbuster moves designed to restock draft capital. In return, the Jets now hold multiple first-round picks in both 2026 and 2027 — a long-term strategy at the expense of short-term stability. Head coach Aaron Glenn remains optimistic that “change brings opportunity,” but the immediate future looks bumpy. The Jets snapped their season-opening skid in Week 8 with a stunning 39-38 comeback win at Cincinnati, powered by Breece

The New Orleans Saints travel to face the Carolina Panthers on Sunday at Bank of America Stadium. Carolina is above .500 this late in the year for the first time since 2019, and with rookie quarterback Bryce Young showing poise in tight moments, optimism is rising in Charlotte. Carolina (5-4) grinded out a 16-13 road win at Green Bay in Week 9 behind a standout performance from running back Rico Dowdle. He rushed for 130 yards and two touchdowns to earn NFC Offensive Player of the Week honors. The Panthers’ defense also continues to deliver, with safety Tre’von Moehrig named NFC Defensive Player of the Week after his interception sealed the victory. For New Orleans (1-8), the season has spiraled

The New York Giants visit the Chicago Bears on Sunday at Soldier Field in a Week 10 clash between teams on opposite trajectories. Chicago, led by rookie sensation Caleb Williams, has won five of its last six and is pushing for NFC playoff positioning. New York, meanwhile, continues to fight through growing pains and a three-game losing streak. Williams has quickly validated his No. 1 overall pick status, throwing for 280 yards and three touchdowns in last week’s wild 47-42 victory over Cincinnati. Rookie tight end Colston Loveland emerged as a breakout star with 118 yards and two touchdowns, including the game-winning score in the final seconds. The win pushed Chicago to 5-3, already matching last year’s total. The Giants