Buccaneers vs Washington Predictions, Picks, Odds

Both the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Washington Football Team are coming off byes. With these teams well-rested, who will score a win in Week 10? Check out our preview of this game below.

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Betting Preview for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs Washington Football Team Regular Season Week 10 Game on November 14, 2021

Where: FedExField, Landover

When: Sunday, November 14, 2021, 1:00 PM ET

Line: Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-10) vs Washington Football Team (+10) – view all 2021 NFL lines

TV Broadcast: FOX

Betting on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-10)

Regular Season Record: 6-2

The Buccaneers were in cruise control until they got tripped up by the New Orleans Saints in a 36-27 road loss in Week 8. The good thing for the Bucs is that they still are on top of the NFC South division and are coming off a long rest, having taken a bye in Week 9. Tom Brady passed for 375 yards and four touchdowns on 28/40 completions, but he also had two interceptions, including one that the Saints took to the house for their game-winning score. Nevertheless, the Buccaneers’ offense still looks good as a whole. They are the no. 1 scoring team in the league with 32.5 points per game and third with 423.1 total yards per contest. Washington’s defense has taken quite a dip this season compared to 2020, so the Bucs should be able to find lots of spaces to operate against the porous Washington stop unit that’s last in the NFL with opponents converting on close to 57 percent of their third downs.

The Buccaneers are 5-1 against the spread in their last six games after a loss.

Betting on the Washington Football Team (+10)

Regular Season Record: 2-6

Just like the Buccaneers, Washington entered a Week 9 bye following a loss. The Football Team suffered a 17-10 road loss at the hands of the Denver Broncos in Week 8. That’s Ron Rivera’s team’s fourth loss in a row. Washington, however, has the better overall talent in the passing attack than the Saints team that beat the Bucs in Week 8. With pass-catching backs in J.D. McKissic and Antonio Gibson helping out Terry McLaurin downfield, quarterback Taylor Heinicke can feel some level of confidence in his ability to overcome Tampa Bay’s questionable secondary. The Bucs are 20th in the NFL with 257.8 passing yards allowed per game and 27th with opponents completing 68.32 percent of their passes. Moreover, Washington is on the verge of getting another key weapon back, with tight end Logan Thomas seemingly close to a return after multiple weeks of absence.

The over is 5-1 in Washington’s last six Week 10 games.