Packers vs. Steelers Odds: Opening Week 10 Spread, Total
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Green Bay covered for the first time in five games in their 20-3 win over the Rams. (Matthew Stafford missing the game due to a thumb injury; all it took to get off the schneid was a matchup against Brett Rypien.)
The Packers hit the road after playing their last two games at Lambeau Field. They are 2-2 ATS as the away team on the year while the over and under have each hit twice.
Additionally, Green Bay opened as underdogs after being favorites against Los Angeles for the first time all year.
Pittsburgh, despite being outplayed in almost every game, is 5-3 both straight up and against the spread. That’s just how it goes under head coach Mike Tomlin, who proves firsthand just how far good coaching goes in the NFL.
The Steelers are playing at home for the third straight game and have an overall record of 1-1 both straight up and against the spread. Oddly enough, they’ve covered in every game they’ve won and failed to cover in all three losses.
Pittsburgh’s habit of consistently underhitting is one thing. It’s cashed in six straight games, and is 7-1 on the year. The only time it went over was all the way back in Week 2 against the Browns.
