Falcons vs. Cardinals: NFL Week 10 Odds & Picks (2023)
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NFL Odds, Picks & Predictions: Falcons vs. Cardinals
Falcons vs. Cardinals
Kyler Murray will return to the starting lineup for the Arizona Cardinals this weekend. Murray battled back from a torn ACL but is fully healed and ready to return to the field. If we're being honest, Murray is competing for a starting position for next season. The Cardinals have just one win, and if Murray doesn't prove anything, Arizona will more than likely draft a quarterback in the next NFL Draft. Murray wasn't playing at a high level when he got injured. So I don't understand the hype knowing that he's back. The Cardinals still have a terrible team overall. Murray won't fix that. On the other hand, the Falcons can get back to .500 with a win against Arizona. With Taylor Heinicke under center, the offense can be more consistent, especially if Drake London's healthy. Arizona does nothing good on the defensive end. But at least the Falcons can defend against the run at a high level.
Pick: Falcons -2
-Jason Radowitz
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