Week 10 of the NFL season features just three teams that are favored by more than a touchdown — and no teams that are double-digit favorites. There’s only one game that pits two losing records against each other — a potentially brutal matchup between the Cleveland Browns and New York Jets.

This week, our survivor columnists, Renee Miller and Adam Gretz, take your questions and give specific advice, based on your pool scenarios. Keep an eye out for our calls for questions in future weeks, and Adam and Renee will try to answer as many questions as we can fit in.

The Post’s Erich Richter makes his picks for Sunday’s and Monday’s NFL Week 10 slate. Sauce Gardner brings some juice, but not that much in Germany. The Falcons are a solid matchup for Indianapolis, allowing just 3.9 yards per carry in their last three games, the 10th-best mark in the NFL.

Breaking down the best Week 10 survival pool options with safe chalk picks, sneaky under-the-radar plays and one high-risk swing. An NFL survival pool is one of the most popular contests for fans looking to add extra drama to the season.

The Panthers proved against the Packers that they can be a playoff team – and Rico Dowdle has three games with 100 or more rushing yards in the last five weeks. The Saints allow 129.4 rushing yards per game, too. Carolina is 3-1 S/U at home this season.

The first week after the time change. If I miss all of my picks this week, that's why. Turning the clock back and getting an extra hour of sleep sounds great in theory, but in reality, there is NO extra sleep for anyone in my house because I live with two kids under the age of five who don't believe in time changes.

Newsweek Sports Betting Editor Tyler Everett gives out his NFL Week 6 best bets, including the Colts over the Cardinals.

Take a look at the injury report for the Minnesota Vikings (4-4), which currently includes 12 players, as the Vikings ready for their matchup versus the Baltimore Ravens (3-5) at U.S. Bank Stadium -- on Sunday,