NFL Week 10 grades: Eagles settle for C+ in MNF win over Packers; Bills get F for ugly loss to Dolphins

Here are the grades for every team who played in Week 10

Nov 10, 2025

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Welcome to the Week 10 grades!

If you love rooting for the underdog, then Week 10 ended up being a pretty solid one for you as we saw a total of five underdogs pull out a win.

The Patriot went into Tampa Bay as a 2.5-point underdog and ended up pulling off a 28-23 upset over the Buccaneers. Drake May kept himself in the MVP conversation by throwing for 270 yards and two touchdowns. With CJ Stroud out, the Texans were a 1.5-point home underdog to the Jaguars and it looked like they were going to get run out of their own stadium. Heading into the fourth quarter, the Texans were trailing 29-10, but then they pulled off a stunning comeback to top the Jags, 36-29. The Jets were also a 1.5-point underdog and although their offense didn’t even produce 170 total yards, they managed to pull off an upset over the Browns thanks in large part to two special teams touchdowns. And let’s not forget about the Saints. They were a 5.5-point road underdog against a 5-4 Panthers team and somehow they managed to pull off the upset with a 17-10 win. Finally, we have the Dolphins, who pulled off the shocker of the day by destroying the Bills 30-13 in a game where Buffalo closed as an 8.5-point favorite. In the final game of Week 10, the Eagles weren’t an underdog, but they did go on the road and beat the Packers, 10-7, in a pivotal NFC showdown.

Let’s get to this week’s grades, starting with Philadelphia’s big win.

Philadelphia 10-7 Green BayMiami 30-13 over BuffaloL.A. Chargers 25-10 over PittsburghL.A. Rams 42-26 San FranciscoDetroit 44-22 over WashingtonSeattle 44-22 over ArizonaNew England 28-23 over Tampa BayHouston 36-29 over JacksonvilleChicago 24-20 over N.Y. GiantsBaltimore 27-19 over MinnesotaN.Y. Jets 27-20 over ClevelandNew Orleans 17-7 over CarolinaIndianapolis 31-25 (OT) over Atlanta (in Berlin)Denver 10-7 over Las Vegas (Thursday)

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