host the New York Giants on Monday Night Football http://www.49ersauthorizedshops.com/authentic-arik-armstead-jersey , with Nick Mullens making his second start and the 49ers defense looking to build on a strong effort against the Raiders. There are big draft pick implications, but the 49ers might just be able to get a win streak going.The 2018 NFL season is officially in full swing, which means regular season betting is back. I’m back for another year of picks in the Westgate SuperContest. SB Nation’s partners over at Odds Shark are sponsoring my entry again. The contest requires selecting 5 games each week and picking them against the spread. I went 3-2 in week 9, improving to 20-22-3 for the season. Overall for last week, I finished 7-6.I pondered taking the 49ers over the Giants this week as one of my SuperContest picks, but decided to stay away. I’m taking them in my full list of picks, but didn’t quite have the stones to pull the trigger as one of my five. I’ll get into more detail on Monday, but in the meantime, I like them against the spread because of the potential for the 49ers defense to pile up sacks and turnovers. Much like an olive jar, once you get that first one out, they can come in big numbers. The Giants offensive line is a mess, and I think we see the 49ers defense get at least two takeaways. I don’t know what to expect of Nick Mullens in his second start, but he couldn’t ask for a much better follow-up defense after what he saw from the Raiders.Here are my five SuperContest picks for Week 10:JETS (-6.5) over BillsJaguars (+3) over COLTSBENGALS (+5.5) over SaintsWashington (+3) over BUCCANEERSPACKERS (-9.5) over DolphinsI went 7-6 overall in Week 9. Here are all my picks for Week 10:STEELERS vs. Panthers (+4): Steelers — WINCHIEFS vs. Cardinals (+16.5): ChiefsBROWNS vs. Falcons (-4): FalconsJETS vs. Bills (+6.5): JetsBEARS vs. Lions (+6.5): LionsCOLTS vs. Jaguars (+3): JaguarsTITANS vs. Patriots (-6.5): TitansBENGALS vs. Saints (-5.5): BengalsBUCCANEERS vs. Washington (+3): WashingtonRAIDERS vs. Chargers (-9.5): RaidersPACKERS vs. Dolphins (+9.5): PackersRAMS vs. Seahawks (+9.5): RamsEAGLES vs. Cowboys (+6.5): Cowboys49ERS vs. Giants (+3): 49ersD.J. Reed, Mike McGlinchey were tops among 49ers rookies in Week 2 The San Francisco 49ers are getting ready for Week 3 vs. the Kansas City Chiefs, but before that arrives Jaquiski Tartt jersey , I wanted to take a look back at what the team’s rookies did in Week 2. The 49ers are a young team looking to build out from their 2017 and 2018 draft classes. Today, we’re back to take a look at the 2018 rookie class.Rookie of the day: DB/KR D.J. ReedOther rookies played more significant roles, but Reed gets credit for his 90-yard kickoff return. He had a touchdown, but his facemask penalty at the 11-yard line brought it back 15 yards. Reed is a reserve safety, but for now is working exclusively on special teams. Trent Taylor has been getting kick return work as well, but I feel like at some point Reed is going to claim that job for his own.OT (again) Mike McGlincheyInjuries resulted in Mike McGlinchey spending a sizable portion of his Week 1 debut at an unfamiliar right guard position. He was serviceable in the emergency situation, but thankfully he was able to focus on right tackle in Week 2. Most notably, he allowed only two hurries on 33 pass blocking snaps. He remains a work in progress, but this kind of game shows the high floor McGlinchey brings to the table. If they get more games like this, it will be a solid rookie season.WR Dante PettisThe 49ers moved Pettis into the starting lineup following Marquise Goodwin’s Week 1 quadricep injury. Pettis led the team in snaps, but only walked away with one reception for 35 yards. He is among the league leaders in yards per catch, but like the 49ers other receivers, he is not able to consistently get open. The question now heading into Week 3 is whether or not Marquise Goodwin will return to action, and if so, what that will mean for Pettis. The rookie also was the team’s primary punt returner Authentic Alfred Morris jersey , with two returns, including one for 14 yards.LB Fred WarnerAnother week, another double digit tackle day for the third round pick. Elijah Lee led the team in tackles, but Warner still finished with ten on the day. Lee seemed to be a better partner in the middle over Brock Coyle, but they were also facing a worse offense, so make of it what you will. Veteran Malcolm Smith returned to practice on Wednesday, as did the recently suspended Reuben Foster. The 49ers have some significant decisions to make as to which two will start at the MIKE and WILL linebacker positions.Tarvarius MooreMoore once again was tied with Mark Nzeocha as the team leader in special teams snaps. He has earned a core role, which is a good starting point for the third round pick. He is transitioning from safety to cornerback, so it is not surprising it is slow going getting him into the secondary. Ahkello Witherspoon struggled last week and is dealing with an ankle injury. He likely will play, but if the ankle issue remains a problem, Moore could find himself with an opportunity.Richie JamesThe seventh round pick made his debut after being inactive in Week 1. He played seven offensive snaps, with no targets in the pass game, and had no special teams snaps. Once Goodwin is healthy, James will likely be inactive once again.