There is no such thing as a boring game in the NFL with the top 0.01 percent of athletes, so a game will never be a walkover.
But even in a league of high level competition week in and week out some match ups rise to the very top.
Week 10 will be no different and will surely be full of drama, intrigue and upsets.
Matchup Number 3.- Minnesota Vikings(4-4)vs Baltimore Ravens(3-5)
Arguably two of the biggest under achievers in the league, both playoff bound last season boasting positive records.
The Vikings went 14-3 and still finished second in their division and Ravens went 12-5 winning the AFC North.
These two franchises hail from some of the most competitive conferences in football and this year it could be argued they have underachieved, with both starting quarterbacks missing significant time it could be argued their records are not a true reflection of ability.
The Brian Flores’ hell fire defence had been put out until their game against the Detroit Lions holding their dynamic running back duo to a low 65 yards, they do have a tendency to get burnt in the air so maybe the flocks signal caller could take advantage.
On the other side the Ravens are coming of a huge win against the floundering dolphins, in which they held the team from Miami to just 6 points.
Overall both teams are coming of much needed wins and they could be getting going at just the right time this has huge potential to be an all time game.
Matchup Number 2.- San Francisco 49ers (6-3) vs Los Angeles Rams (6-2)
One of the friendlier rivalries in the NFL, the Sean McVay led Rams just edge over their NFC West rivals as they come into one of the biggest games of their season.
The boys in blue and yellow, came into the season coming from a nice and slightly unexpected playoff birth, with a young D-line including Braden Fiske and Jarred Verse and a veteran elite quarterback in the ever reliable Matthew Stafford.
Stafford is putting up his usual eye-popping numbers with a 67 percent completion percentage and unbelievable 21-2 touchdown ratio, although Stafford has lost his leading receiver Puka Nuca so that could affect his box score.
On the other side of the field, the 49ers have had two quarterbacks at the wheel the usual man in the huddle in Brock Purdy who got injured in week 4 and has been replaced by former first round pick Mac Jones.
Overall you do not want to miss this match as it could by fireworks from start to finish, NFL fans don’t miss this one.
Matchup Number 1.- Tampa Bay Buccaneers (6-2) vs New England Patriots (7-2)
A potential MVP match up in this week 10 game, these two league leading teams look to put on a show as their QBS’ battle for potential MVP status.
Todd Bowles has quietly done a superb job of transferring the Buccs from the Tom Brady era into what has become surprisingly Baker Mayfields’ team.
Having made playoffs and playoff runs for the last couple of years Baked stabilised what many thought would become a struggling Buccaneers offence.
This season looked to be no different but Mayfield has turned it up notch, the 30 year old former first rounder has boasted 13 touchdowns to only two interceptions, and has turned rookie Emeka Egbuka into an all-pro.
As for the perennial winners, the Patriots have struggled in recent years but there has been no sophomore slump for QB Drake Maye who has been setting the league a light with his composure under pressure.
This match up could end being one of the all time Qb battles, a tale of the veteran against the newest of many gunslingers.
