Packers vs. Steelers Odds & Betting Predictions - October 27, 2025

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My favorite TE bet of the day comes from the night cap, which shapes up as the best TE game on the schedule, both by players and matchups. The Packers and Steelers allow the second- and third-most fantasy football PPG to opposing tight ends so far this season, so it's a great matchup spot for tight ends both ways, and I'm grabbing one guy on each side. This will start out as the Aaron Rodgers revenge game, no doubt, and we'll hear about how the Packers last won in Pittsburgh all the way back in 1970. I grabbed Steelers +3.5 and ML on the Hot Read already Sunday night in a classic Rah Rah Mike Tomlin spot. But could the game end as one final celebration of National Tight Ends Day? Don't forget, Cris Collinsworth was already talking National Running Backs Day with Christian McCaffrey last Sunday night in preparation, so you know the story line is coming. And who better to celebrate than breakout Packers TE Tucker Kraft? Kraft already had a monster primetime game earlier this season against Washington, and he also scored a touchdown last year on National Tight Ends Day, so we already know he's in the spirit. Kraft has scored in four of six Green Bay games this season and established himself as Jordan Love's go-to target in the red zone. Kraft leads the Packers in touchdown catches so far this season, and he led them last year too. Pittsburgh also ranks top 10 in most touchdowns allowed to opposing tight ends, and they ranked top 10 last season as well. In a game that should feature plenty of quick passing against fierce pass rush both ways, short quick passes to tight ends should be key. I love Tucker Kraft at +165 to score an Anytime TD (bet635), my favorite TE bet of the day, and you can play two scores at +1400.

My favorite TE bet of the day comes from the night cap, which shapes up as the best TE game on the schedule, both by players and matchups. The Packers and Steelers allow the second- and third-most fantasy football PPG to opposing tight ends so far this season, so it's a great matchup spot for tight ends both ways, and I'm grabbing one guy on each side. This will start out as the Aaron Rodgers revenge game, no doubt, and we'll hear about how the Packers last won in Pittsburgh all the way back in 1970. I grabbed Steelers +3.5 and ML on the Hot Read already Sunday night in a classic Rah Rah Mike Tomlin spot. But could the game end as one final celebration of National Tight Ends Day? Don't forget, Cris Collinsworth was already talking National Running Backs Day with Christian McCaffrey last Sunday night in preparation, so you know the story line is coming. And who better to celebrate than breakout Packers TE Tucker Kraft? Kraft already had a monster primetime game earlier this season against Washington, and he also scored a touchdown last year on National Tight Ends Day, so we already know he's in the spirit. Kraft has scored in four of six Green Bay games this season and established himself as Jordan Love's go-to target in the red zone. Kraft leads the Packers in touchdown catches so far this season, and he led them last year too. Pittsburgh also ranks top 10 in most touchdowns allowed to opposing tight ends, and they ranked top 10 last season as well. In a game that should feature plenty of quick passing against fierce pass rush both ways, short quick passes to tight ends should be key. I love Tucker Kraft at +165 to score an Anytime TD (bet635), my favorite TE bet of the day, and you can play two scores at +1400.

Of course, we're going to want a Pittsburgh tight end in this game too. The Steelers practically live in 13 personnel lately, with three tight ends on the field, and Pittsburgh has already scored six TDs by tight ends this season, including four last game. Packers opposing TE1s are putting up numbers so far this season at 38 catches for 324 yards and four TDs. Green Bay has allowed a TE to put up 6/65 in four of its six games, and an opposing tight end has scored in all but one Packers game. It's not really a question of whether a Steelers tight end will find the end zone against Green Bay — the tougher question is which one. Those six Steelers TE touchdowns this season have come from four different players. In fact, FanDuel even has a Tight Ends Day special bet up with 3+ TDs from Pat Freiermuth, Darnell Washington, and Connor Heyward at +5000. That bet very conveniently happens to leave Pittsburgh's go-to TE out of the mix. That would be Jonnu Smith, who played only 13 snaps in Ireland against the Vikings but has otherwise seen around a 70% snap rate the rest of the season, with at least three catches in five of six games. If you're looking for receptions or yards, Smith is probably the right target for Pittsburgh. But with a receptions line at 3.5 juiced heavily to the over, there may not be much value there. Smith leads all Pittsburgh tight ends with 26 targets, but only three of those targets have come in the red zone. That matches Pat Freiermuth, who isn't playing as much this season, but it's one short of Darnell Washington. Washington is an absolute behemoth at 6-foot-7 and 265 pounds if you believe the scouting report, and you can just see the Sunday night crew capping off National Tight Ends day gushing over this mountain of a man. Four of Washington's 14 targets (29%) this season have come in the red zone, and it's not hard to see why. Washington towers over every opponent, a jump ball just waiting to happen, and he's already scored a touchdown and caught a two-point conversion. He's also seen his snap rate skyrocket in recent weeks, from around 40% snap rate the first three games to 80% since. It's impossible to know which Steelers tight end will step up any given week, but I like Darnell Washington most. Washington is +375 to score an Anytime TD and an outrageous +5500 to score two (both at bet365), worth a nibble. If you want to parlay both Sunday Night Football TE picks to score a TD, Kraft and Washington are +1150 to each find the end zone. They're 839-to-1 to score 2+ TDs each, if you dare (bet365).

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