NFL Nation reporters predict the outcomes and scores for Sunday's and Monday's Week 10 games.
PACKERS AT TITANS
Green Bay Packers
Aaron Rodgers said this week he doesn't believe in must-win games. "World War II was a must-win; football is football," he said. "It's an important one, but it's just the next one." But consider this: The Packers (4-4) haven't been under .500 through the first nine games since 2008, when they were 4-5 in Rodgers' first year as a starter. Rodgers promised the team would play with better energy this week. If that's the case, they should be able to beat a Tennessee team that has giving up points by the bushel. Packers 35, Titans 27 -- Rob Demovsky
Tennessee Titans
The Titans are determined to run the ball and play off DeMarco Murray. But the Packers are allowing a league-low 77.8 ground yards a game. They'll need a big game from Marcus Mariota to have a chance. More significantly, they need a consistent pass rush because Rodgers will be able to pick apart the Titans' secondary if given time. Odds are he will have enough time often enough. Packers 27, Titans 20 -- Paul Kuharsky