New England vs. Detroit odds: Lions at 57% to win in Munich

Kalshi traders have the Detroit Lions at 57% to win and the New England Patriots at 43% in an international Week 10 game between a Detroit team that has won four straight and a New England team still stinging from a 45-27 loss to Green Bay. The Lions are 6-2 under head coach Dan Campbell and, as of this writing, are managing a chest injury to quarterback Jared Goff that Campbell has downplayed, along with a secondary missing cornerback D.J. Reed and safety Kerby Joseph.

The Patriots are 5-4 under head coach Mike Vrabel, and quarterback Drake Maye practiced fully this week despite being listed with a right shoulder injury. Receiver A.J. Brown and running back Rhamondre Stevenson are both active after being listed as questionable, according to the Patriots. Kalshi's power rankings put Detroit four spots ahead of New England.

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The Patriots and Lions kick off Sunday, Nov. 15, at 9:30 a.m. ET at FC Bayern Munich Stadium (Allianz Arena) in Munich, Germany, with Detroit serving as the designated home team.

Detroit Lions: Detroit is 6-2 under head coach Dan Campbell and has won four straight, most recently 19-9 at Miami on Nov. 8. Goff is the starting quarterback, and as of this writing he is dealing with a chest injury, has no game designation on Friday's report, and Campbell has said it is not a big deal. Center Cade Mays (ankle), cornerback D.J. Reed (hip) and safety Kerby Joseph (knee) are out, and receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown (ribs) is active after being listed as questionable. Kalshi traders have the Lions at 57%, with the four-game winning streak and Goff's practice status driving the price and the losses in the secondary tempering it.

New England Patriots: New England is 5-4 under head coach Mike Vrabel and is coming off a 45-27 home loss to Green Bay on Nov. 8, its second loss in three games. Maye is the starting quarterback, and he had no game designation on Friday's report after a full practice Thursday with his right shoulder listed. Interior lineman Ben Brown (knee) and cornerback Carlton Davis III (knee) are out, and running back TreVeyon Henderson (illness) was placed on injured reserve on Saturday. A.J. Brown (knee, ankle) and Stevenson (knee) are active after being listed as questionable, with Brown playing for the first time since Oct. 22. Kalshi traders have the Patriots at 43%, with the lopsided loss to the Packers holding the price down.

Detroit enters as the No. 8 team in the league with a Power Score of 69.8 and a 77% playoff qualification price, while New England ranks 12th with a Power Score of 56.2 and a 63% playoff price, a four-spot gap heading into the game in Munich.

Kalshi traders have the Lions at 57% to win and the Patriots at 43%.

As of this writing, Kalshi traders have the Lions winning by more than 2.5 points at 53%.

As of this writing, Kalshi traders have the game finishing over 49.5 total points at 55%.

The biggest storyline is the health of New England's skill players against a Detroit secondary that is down two starters. A.J. Brown and Stevenson are both active after being listed as questionable, with Brown back for the first time since Oct. 22, while Henderson is on injured reserve and Detroit is without Reed and Joseph. Maye had no game designation with his right shoulder, and the Patriots gave up 45 points to the Packers on Nov. 8 in the loss that dropped them to 5-4.

New England Patriots: New England is 5-4 with wins over Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Las Vegas, the Jets and Miami and losses to Seattle, Jacksonville, Chicago and Green Bay, and Kalshi traders have the Patriots at 63% to make the playoffs. After Detroit they have a Week 11 bye, visit the Chargers on Nov. 29, host Buffalo on Dec. 6 and host Minnesota on Thursday, Dec. 10.

Detroit Lions: Detroit is 6-2 with wins over New Orleans, the Jets, Arizona, Green Bay, Minnesota and Miami and losses to Buffalo and Carolina, and Kalshi traders have the Lions at 77% to make the playoffs. After New England they host Tampa Bay on Nov. 22, host Chicago on Thanksgiving, Nov. 26, and visit Atlanta on Dec. 6.

Kalshi traders have Detroit as a modest favorite at 57%, with the Lions looking for a fifth straight win against a Patriots team coming off a 45-27 loss. The swing factor is how much A.J. Brown and Stevenson can give New England in their returns against a Detroit secondary missing Reed and Joseph. Kalshi's prices for Patriots vs. Lions will keep moving until the game ends.

What are the score predictions for Patriots vs. Lions in Week 10? As of this writing, Kalshi traders have the game finishing over 49.5 total points at 55%.

What is the spread for Patriots vs. Lions in Week 10? As of this writing, Kalshi traders have the Lions winning by more than 2.5 points at 53%.

Who is favored to win, Patriots or Lions? As of this writing, Kalshi traders have the Lions at 57% to win and the Patriots at 43%.

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