Fantasy Football Rankings: Week 10 Big Board

The juggling act of how to rank talented players in tough matchups might be one of the more frustrating aspects of fantasy football.

While you must respect a great defense and/or defensive player, we too often overlook the talent of the offensive player in question. A perfect example came last week when Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Allen Robinson faced the New York Jets. You were fair to lower expectations, thinking Robinson would see a lot of cornerback Darrelle Revis, but you shouldn’t have buried him.

Not only did Robinson come through with six receptions for 121 yards, but the Jaguars also got strong performances out of wide receiver Allen Hurns (five receptions, 122 yards and a touchdown) and quarterback Blake Bortles (381 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions), proving that talent must be respected on both sides and that great defenses shouldn’t always be put on a pedestal.

Fantasy owners could be facing similar questions this week with the Arizona Cardinals taking on the Seattle Seahawks. Over the last four weeks, Seattle has the second-best defense against fantasy quarterbacks and the best defense against fantasy wide receivers. I don’t have Carson Palmer, Larry Fitzgerald, Michael Floyd and John Brown ranked as high as usual, but they’re not buried either.

A tough matchup might be the tiebreaker when determining who to start, but you shouldn’t be rushing to bench your best players just because it might not be easy for them to rack up the fantasy points. Be sure to consider how difficult they can make things for opposing defenses.

Now, it’s on to my early look at the Week 10 rankings. Choose your lineup wisely.

As always, these rankings will be updated throughout the week and right after inactives come down for the early-afternoon games Sunday.

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I’ll be breaking down each position with players looking better than usual, players looking worse than usual, players to avoid and sleepers. Before we get into those, here are the teams I like as a whole for fantasy this week because of their matchups:

New Orleans Saints (at Washington Redskins)

Green Bay Packers (vs. Detroit Lions)

Jacksonville Jaguars (at Baltimore Ravens)

New England Patriots (at New York Giants)

Matt Camp Week 10 Flex Rankings

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Rank	Player (team)	Matchup	ECR	vs. ECR
1	Todd Gurley (STL)	vs. CHI	1	0
2	Adrian Peterson (MIN)	at OAK	2	0
3	Mark Ingram (NO)	at WAS	4	1
4	DeMarco Murray (PHI)	vs. MIA	6	2
5	DeAngelo Williams (PIT)	vs. CLE	3	-2
6	Odell Beckham Jr. (NYG)	vs. NE	5	-1
7	Lamar Miller (MIA)	at PHI	11	4
8	DeAndre Hopkins (HOU)	at CIN	7	-1
9	Marshawn Lynch (SEA)	vs. ARI	8	-1
10	Julian Edelman (NE)	at NYG	12	2
11	Christopher Ivory (NYJ)	vs. BUF	14	3
12	Alshon Jeffery (CHI)	at STL	20	8
13	Rob Gronkowski (NE)	at NYG	9	-4
14	LeGarrette Blount (NE)	at NYG	10	-4
15	Doug Martin (TB)	vs. DAL	17	2
16	Darren McFadden (DAL)	at TB	15	-1
17	A.J. Green (CIN)	vs. HOU	13	-4
18	Allen Robinson (JAC)	at BAL	19	1
19	Demaryius Thomas (DEN)	vs. KC	18	-1
20	Jeremy Langford (CHI)	at STL	32	12
21	Antonio Brown (PIT)	vs. CLE	22	1
22	Justin Forsett (BAL)	vs. JAC	16	-6
23	Dez Bryant (DAL)	at TB	21	-2
24	Amari Cooper (OAK)	vs. MIN	28	4
25	Jonathan Stewart (CAR)	at TEN	24	-1
26	Brandon Marshall (NYJ)	vs. BUF	25	-1
27	T.J. Yeldon (JAC)	at BAL	34	7
28	Latavius Murray (OAK)	vs. MIN	27	-1
29	Stefon Diggs (MIN)	at OAK	35	6
30	Randall Cobb (GB)	vs. DET	26	-4
31	James Starks (GB)	vs. DET	30	-1
32	Mike Evans (TB)	vs. DAL	29	-3
33	Jarvis Landry (MIA)	at PHI	37	4
34	Giovani Bernard (CIN)	vs. HOU	33	-1
35	Brandin Cooks (NO)	at WAS	39	4
36	Michael Crabtree (OAK)	vs. MIN	41	5
37	Greg Olsen (CAR)	at TEN	36	-1
38	Eric Decker (NYJ)	vs. BUF	38	0
39	Charcandrick West (KC)	at DEN	44	5
40	Jordan Matthews (PHI)	vs. MIA	50	10
41	Tyler Eifert (CIN)	vs. HOU	42	1
42	Calvin Johnson (DET)	at GB	23	-19
43	Karlos Williams (BUF)	at NYJ	54	11
44	Emmanuel Sanders (DEN)	vs. KC	31	-13
45	Ryan Mathews (PHI)	vs. MIA	58	13
46	Chris Johnson (ARI)	at SEA	49	3
47	Brandon LaFell (NE)	at NYG	53	6
48	Larry Fitzgerald (ARI)	at SEA	46	-2
49	Willie Snead (NO)	at WAS	51	2
50	Jordan Reed (WAS)	vs. NO	48	-2
51	Antonio Andrews (TEN)	vs. CAR	52	1
52	Allen Hurns (JAC)	at BAL	43	-9
53	Martavis Bryant (PIT)	vs. CLE	47	-6
54	Kamar Aiken (BAL)	vs. JAC	71	17
55	Sammy Watkins (BUF)	at NYJ	61	6
56	C.J. Anderson (DEN)	vs. KC	60	4
57	Travis Kelce (KC)	at DEN	59	2
58	Golden Tate (DET)	at GB	73	15
59	LeSean McCoy (BUF)	at NYJ	45	-14
60	Delanie Walker (TEN)	vs. CAR	65	5
61	Ronnie Hillman (DEN)	vs. KC	66	5
62	DeSean Jackson (WAS)	vs. NO	57	-5
63	Eric Ebron (DET)	at GB	87	24
64	Rishard Matthews (MIA)	at PHI	64	0
65	Martellus Bennett (CHI)	at STL	68	3
66	Davante Adams (GB)	vs. DET	62	-4
67	Shane Vereen (NYG)	vs. NE	77	10
68	James Jones (GB)	vs. DET	67	-1
69	Michael Floyd (ARI)	at SEA	85	16
70	Marvin Jones (CIN)	vs. HOU	72	2
71	Jimmy Graham (SEA)	vs. ARI	70	-1
72	Charles Sims (TB)	vs. DAL	81	9
73	Jeremy Maclin (KC)	at DEN	63	-10
74	John Brown (ARI)	at SEA	69	-5
75	Alfred Blue (HOU)	at CIN	74	-1
76	Tavon Austin (STL)	vs. CHI	55	-21
77	Jeremy Hill (CIN)	vs. HOU	40	-37
78	Rueben Randle (NYG)	vs. NE	83	5
79	Benjamin Watson (NO)	at WAS	76	-3
80	Duke Johnson (CLE)	at PIT	75	-5
81	James White (NE)	at NYG	107	26
82	Danny Amendola (NE)	at NYG	96	14
83	Jason Witten (DAL)	at TB	92	9
84	Pierre Garcon (WAS)	vs. NO	78	-6
85	Nate Washington (HOU)	at CIN	84	-1
86	Eddie Lacy (GB)	vs. DET	82	-4
87	Theo Riddick (DET)	at GB	95	8
88	Travis Benjamin (CLE)	at PIT	79	-9
89	Dorial Green-Beckham (TEN)	vs. CAR	88	-1
90	Matt Jones (WAS)	vs. NO	80	-10
91	Isaiah Crowell (CLE)	at PIT	86	-5
92	Ted Ginn (CAR)	at TEN	91	-1
93	Cole Beasley (DAL)	at TB	111	18
94	Joique Bell (DET)	at GB	90	-4
95	Devin Funchess (CAR)	at TEN	120	25
96	Gary Barnidge (CLE)	at PIT	56	-40
97	Charles Clay (BUF)	at NYJ	93	-4
98	Darren Sproles (PHI)	vs. MIA	108	10
99	Rashad Jennings (NYG)	vs. NE	89	-10
100	Marquess Wilson (CHI)	at STL	100	0

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Quarterbacks: Mr. Fix It

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Better than usual

• Blake Bortles, Jac: Considering Bortles put up good numbers against the Jets last week, you have to be excited for the chance he'll follow that up with the Baltimore Ravens on tap in Week 10. Over the last four weeks, the Ravens have allowed the fourth-most fantasy points to quarterbacks.

Worse than usual

• Carson Palmer, Ari: Cardinals come out of the bye on top of the NFC West, but they’ll get an immediate challenge from the Seahawks. While Palmer’s been in the top-five conversation all season, expectations have to be lowered against a Seahawks defense that’s given up just 490 passing yards in the last three games.

Avoid

• Marcus Mariota, Ten: If you took a shot on Mariota last week, the results were great, but I implore you not to double down. Mariota was lucky enough to draw the New Orleans Saints last week and took advantage, but it will be much more of a struggle against the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.

Sleepers

• Kirk Cousins, Was: This is likely the only time all season I’ll give any kind of endorsement to Cousins, but that’s how bad the New Orleans defense is against QBs. Over the last four weeks, the Saints have given up the most fantasy points to QBs thanks to 1,349 passing yards and 15 touchdowns.
• Joe Flacco, Bal: Flacco and the Ravens have been major disappointments this season, so he hasn’t been fantasy-relevant often. However, he’s playing in a potentially high-scoring matchup with the Jaguars this weekend. The Jags are a bottom-10 defense against fantasy quarterbacks.
  
  
  

Matt Camp Week 10 QB Rankings

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Rank	Player (team)	Matchup	ECR	vs. ECR
1	Tom Brady (NE)	at NYG	1	0
2	Aaron Rodgers (GB)	vs. DET	2	0
3	Drew Brees (NO)	at WAS	3	0
4	Eli Manning (NYG)	vs. NE	6	2
5	Cam Newton (CAR)	at TEN	4	-1
6	Andy Dalton (CIN)	vs. HOU	5	-1
7	Blake Bortles (JAC)	at BAL	7	0
8	Derek Carr (OAK)	vs. MIN	8	0
9	Sam Bradford (PHI)	vs. MIA	22	13
10	Carson Palmer (ARI)	at SEA	11	1
11	Kirk Cousins (WAS)	vs. NO	12	1
12	Peyton Manning (DEN)	vs. KC	9	-3
13	Ryan Tannehill (MIA)	at PHI	10	-3
14	Joe Flacco (BAL)	vs. JAC	15	1
15	Russell Wilson (SEA)	vs. ARI	13	-2
16	Tyrod Taylor (BUF)	at NYJ	14	-2
17	Matthew Stafford (DET)	at GB	16	-1
18	Jameis Winston (TB)	vs. DAL	21	3
19	Jay Cutler (CHI)	at STL	18	-1
20	Ryan Fitzpatrick (NYJ)	vs. BUF	17	-3
21	Marcus Mariota (TEN)	vs. CAR	20	-1
22	Brian Hoyer (HOU)	at CIN	19	-3
23	Matt Cassel (DAL)	at TB	25	2
24	Josh McCown (CLE)	at PIT	23	-1
25	Landry Jones (PIT)	vs. CLE	24	-1
26	Teddy Bridgewater (MIN)	at OAK	26	0
27	Shaun Hill (MIN)	at OAK	30	3
28	Johnny Manziel (CLE)	at PIT	29	1
29	Alex Smith (KC)	at DEN	27	-2
30	Nick Foles (STL)	vs. CHI	28	-2

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Running Backs: Turning the Corner

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Better than usual

• DeAngelo Williams, Pit: As long as the foot issue that’s kept Williams out of practice doesn’t linger into the weekend, he’ll have a great chance at another big fantasy performance when he faces the Cleveland Browns on Sunday. Cleveland has allowed 528 rushing yards and two touchdowns to running backs over the last month.
• LeGarrette Blount, NE: When the New England Patriots have a favorable matchup for the run, you can be sure Blount will be heavily involved, and that should be the case in Week 10 against the New York Giants. Blount would be ranked high with or without Dion Lewis, but because Lewis is out for the season, he gets an extra bump. Running backs facing the Giants have scored the ninth-most fantasy points in the last four weeks.
• Other: DeMarco Murray, Phi

Worse than usual

• Chris Johnson, Ari: It’s been almost all about Johnson on the ground for the Cardinals, so we’ll see if they switch anything up coming out of the bye. Facing the Seahawks is a major concern, as they’ve held running backs to just 235 rushing yards in the last three games.

Avoid

• New York Giants running backs other than Shane Vereen: Vereen stands out from the rest of this backfield because he has a somewhat consistent role as a receiver. Rashad Jennings, Orleans Darkwa and Andre Williams find themselves in a committee without any direction or consistent production. Oh, and they face a Patriots defense that’s given up just 199 rushing yards over the last four weeks.

Sleepers

• James Starks, GB: With Eddie Lacy struggling to get anything going and battling a groin injury, Starks looks like the lead back for the Green Bay Packers. He gets a fantasy boost this weekend because he faces a Detroit Lions defense that’s given up 343 rushing yards and five touchdowns to running backs in the last three games.
• Ryan Mathews, Phi: Even though DeMarco Murray continues to lead the way in the Philadelphia Eagles backfield, Mathews has been efficient with his playing time and remains an important part of the offense. The Miami Dolphins visit Sunday as one of the easiest defenses for fantasy running backs to face over the last month.
  
  
  

Matt Camp Week 10 PPR RB Rankings

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Rank	Player (team)	Matchup	ECR	vs. ECR
1	Todd Gurley (STL)	vs. CHI	1	0
2	Adrian Peterson (MIN)	at OAK	3	1
3	Mark Ingram (NO)	at WAS	4	1
4	DeMarco Murray (PHI)	vs. MIA	5	1
5	DeAngelo Williams (PIT)	vs. CLE	2	-3
6	Lamar Miller (MIA)	at PHI	7	1
7	Marshawn Lynch (SEA)	vs. ARI	6	-1
8	Christopher Ivory (NYJ)	vs. BUF	9	1
9	LeGarrette Blount (NE)	at NYG	8	-1
10	Doug Martin (TB)	vs. DAL	12	2
11	Darren McFadden (DAL)	at TB	10	-1
12	Jeremy Langford (CHI)	at STL	15	3
13	Justin Forsett (BAL)	vs. JAC	11	-2
14	Jonathan Stewart (CAR)	at TEN	13	-1
15	T.J. Yeldon (JAC)	at BAL	18	3
16	Latavius Murray (OAK)	vs. MIN	14	-2
17	James Starks (GB)	vs. DET	16	-1
18	Giovani Bernard (CIN)	vs. HOU	17	-1
19	Charcandrick West (KC)	at DEN	19	0
20	Karlos Williams (BUF)	at NYJ	24	4
21	Ryan Mathews (PHI)	vs. MIA	25	4
22	Chris Johnson (ARI)	at SEA	22	0
23	Antonio Andrews (TEN)	vs. CAR	23	0
24	C.J. Anderson (DEN)	vs. KC	27	3
25	LeSean McCoy (BUF)	at NYJ	21	-4
26	Ronnie Hillman (DEN)	vs. KC	26	0
27	Shane Vereen (NYG)	vs. NE	31	4
28	Charles Sims (TB)	vs. DAL	33	5
29	Alfred Blue (HOU)	at CIN	28	-1
30	Jeremy Hill (CIN)	vs. HOU	20	-10
31	Duke Johnson (CLE)	at PIT	29	-2
32	James White (NE)	at NYG	41	9
33	Eddie Lacy (GB)	vs. DET	32	-1
34	Theo Riddick (DET)	at GB	37	3
35	Matt Jones (WAS)	vs. NO	30	-5
36	Isaiah Crowell (CLE)	at PIT	34	-2
37	Joique Bell (DET)	at GB	36	-1
38	Darren Sproles (PHI)	vs. MIA	43	5
39	Rashad Jennings (NYG)	vs. NE	35	-4
40	Alfred Morris (WAS)	vs. NO	39	-1
41	Ameer Abdullah (DET)	at GB	40	-1
42	Chris Thompson (WAS)	vs. NO	44	2
43	Chris Polk (HOU)	at CIN	46	3
44	Brandon Bolden (NE)	at NYG	42	-2
45	Andre Ellington (ARI)	at SEA	45	0
46	Jordan Todman (PIT)	vs. CLE	60	14
47	Taiwan Jones (OAK)	vs. MIN	51	4
48	C.J. Spiller (NO)	at WAS	38	-10
49	Orleans Darkwa (NYG)	vs. NE	48	-2
50	Marcel Reece (OAK)	vs. MIN	49	-2
51	Jay Ajayi (MIA)	at PHI	53	1
52	Javorius Allen (BAL)	vs. JAC	50	-3
53	David Johnson (ARI)	at SEA	52	-2
54	Ka'Deem Carey (CHI)	at STL	54	-1
55	Thomas Rawls (SEA)	vs. ARI	68	12
56	Mike Tolbert (CAR)	at TEN	56	-1
57	Jonathan Grimes (HOU)	at CIN	57	-1
58	Andre Williams (NYG)	vs. NE	61	2
59	Rod Smith (DAL)	at TB	104	44
60	David Cobb (TEN)	vs. CAR	70	9
61	Christine Michael (DAL)	at TB	62	0
62	Stevan Ridley (NYJ)	vs. BUF	63	0
63	Denard Robinson (JAC)	at BAL	64	0
64	Fred Jackson (SEA)	vs. ARI	65	0
65	Kyle Juszczyk (BAL)	vs. JAC	66	0
66	Cameron Artis-Payne (CAR)	at TEN	67	0
67	Tre Mason (STL)	vs. CHI	55	-13
68	Antone Smith (CHI)	at STL	59	-10
69	Jerick McKinnon (MIN)	at OAK	69	-1
70	Zac Stacy (NYJ)	vs. BUF	71	0
71	Knile Davis (KC)	at DEN	72	0
72	Anthony Dixon (BUF)	at NYJ	73	0
73	Bilal Powell (NYJ)	vs. BUF	75	1
74	Matt Asiata (MIN)	at OAK	74	-1

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Wide Receivers: Bank on Beckham

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Better than usual

• Allen Robinson, Jac: Robinson has been in the WR1 conversation all season, so he is one of the best options this week thanks to a boost from his matchup against Baltimore. In their last three games, the Ravens have given up 51 receptions, 567 yards and seven touchdowns to wide receivers, which is why they’re the second-worst defense against fantasy wide receivers over the last month.
• Brandin Cooks/Willie Snead, NO: It took longer than expected, but the Saints finally have their passing game clicking, and the production should continue when they take on the Washington Redskins in Week 10. Washington is a bottom-10 defense against fantasy wide receivers in the last four weeks. The Saints don’t have much of a defense either, so they have even more reason to throw it.

Worse than usual

• Larry Fitzgerald/Michael Floyd/John Brown, Ari: The Cardinals and the Seahawks come off the bye week to face each other in what should be a tough matchup for Fitzgerald, Floyd and Brown. Seattle’s defense is the best against fantasy wide receivers over the last month, having given up just 15 receptions for 158 yards to wide receivers in the last three games.

Avoid

• Jeremy Maclin, KC: Even with Denver Broncos cornerback Aqib Talib serving a one-game suspension in Week 10, you’d be best served staying away from Maclin if possible, as he’ll get plenty of attention from cornerback Chris Harris and a deep Denver secondary. The Broncos have been a top-four defense against fantasy wide receivers in the last four weeks.

Sleepers

• Kamar Aiken, Bal: Aiken was one of the hot waiver-wire pickups of the last two weeks after the team lost Steve Smith to a torn Achilles in Week 8. Aiken is atop the Baltimore depth chart and could pay big dividends to those who grabbed him thanks to a beatable matchup against the Jaguars in Week 10. Jacksonville has allowed the third-most fantasy points to wide receivers in the last month, and this game could be a high-scoring affair with a pair of bad defenses.
• DeSean Jackson, Was: It’s weird calling Jackson a sleeper, but with a grand total of three receptions for 15 yards in two games this season, he has a lot to prove. If his season has a chance to take off, it should come against the Saints on Sunday. No team has given up more fantasy points to wide receivers in the last month thanks to 57 receptions, 797 yards and 10 touchdowns. If you stashed Jackson away, this is the game you’ve been waiting for since he went down in Week 1.
  
  
  

Matt Camp Week 10 PPR WR Rankings

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Rank	Player (team)	Matchup	ECR	vs. ECR
1	Odell Beckham Jr. (NYG)	vs. NE	1	0
2	DeAndre Hopkins (HOU)	at CIN	2	0
3	Julian Edelman (NE)	at NYG	3	0
4	Alshon Jeffery (CHI)	at STL	7	3
5	A.J. Green (CIN)	vs. HOU	4	-1
6	Allen Robinson (JAC)	at BAL	5	-1
7	Demaryius Thomas (DEN)	vs. KC	6	-1
8	Antonio Brown (PIT)	vs. CLE	8	0
9	Dez Bryant (DAL)	at TB	9	0
10	Amari Cooper (OAK)	vs. MIN	13	3
11	Brandon Marshall (NYJ)	vs. BUF	12	1
12	Stefon Diggs (MIN)	at OAK	16	4
13	Randall Cobb (GB)	vs. DET	11	-2
14	Mike Evans (TB)	vs. DAL	14	0
15	Jarvis Landry (MIA)	at PHI	17	2
16	Brandin Cooks (NO)	at WAS	19	3
17	Michael Crabtree (OAK)	vs. MIN	20	3
18	Eric Decker (NYJ)	vs. BUF	18	0
19	Jordan Matthews (PHI)	vs. MIA	24	5
20	Calvin Johnson (DET)	at GB	10	-10
21	Emmanuel Sanders (DEN)	vs. KC	15	-6
22	Brandon LaFell (NE)	at NYG	26	4
23	Larry Fitzgerald (ARI)	at SEA	22	-1
24	Willie Snead (NO)	at WAS	25	1
25	Allen Hurns (JAC)	at BAL	21	-4
26	Martavis Bryant (PIT)	vs. CLE	23	-3
27	Kamar Aiken (BAL)	vs. JAC	35	8
28	Sammy Watkins (BUF)	at NYJ	28	0
29	Golden Tate (DET)	at GB	37	8
30	DeSean Jackson (WAS)	vs. NO	29	-1
31	Rishard Matthews (MIA)	at PHI	31	0
32	Davante Adams (GB)	vs. DET	32	0
33	James Jones (GB)	vs. DET	34	1
34	Michael Floyd (ARI)	at SEA	41	7
35	Marvin Jones (CIN)	vs. HOU	36	1
36	Jeremy Maclin (KC)	at DEN	30	-6
37	John Brown (ARI)	at SEA	33	-4
38	Tavon Austin (STL)	vs. CHI	27	-11
39	Rueben Randle (NYG)	vs. NE	42	3
40	Danny Amendola (NE)	at NYG	46	6
41	Pierre Garcon (WAS)	vs. NO	39	-2
42	Nate Washington (HOU)	at CIN	40	-2
43	Travis Benjamin (CLE)	at PIT	38	-5
44	Dorial Green-Beckham (TEN)	vs. CAR	43	-1
45	Ted Ginn (CAR)	at TEN	44	-1
46	Cole Beasley (DAL)	at TB	53	7
47	Devin Funchess (CAR)	at TEN	57	10
48	Marquess Wilson (CHI)	at STL	49	1
49	Robert Woods (BUF)	at NYJ	45	-4
50	Mike Wallace (MIN)	at OAK	47	-3
51	Terrance Williams (DAL)	at TB	48	-3
52	Marques Colston (NO)	at WAS	50	-2
53	Doug Baldwin (SEA)	vs. ARI	51	-2
54	Cecil Shorts (HOU)	at CIN	52	-2
55	Vincent Jackson (TB)	vs. DAL	54	-1
56	Jamison Crowder (WAS)	vs. NO	55	-1
57	Chris Givens (BAL)	vs. JAC	56	-1
58	Kendall Wright (TEN)	vs. CAR	58	0
59	Tyler Lockett (SEA)	vs. ARI	59	0
60	Harry Douglas (TEN)	vs. CAR	61	1
61	Kenny Britt (STL)	vs. CHI	60	-1
62	Dwayne Harris (NYG)	vs. NE	63	1
63	Philly Brown (CAR)	at TEN	62	-1
64	Kenny Stills (MIA)	at PHI	64	0
65	Justin Hunter (TEN)	vs. CAR	66	1
66	Bryan Walters (JAC)	at BAL	65	-1
67	Jeremy Ross (BAL)	vs. JAC	67	0
68	Jermaine Kearse (SEA)	vs. ARI	68	0
69	Andrew Hawkins (CLE)	at PIT	69	0
70	Mohamed Sanu (CIN)	vs. HOU	70	0
71	Chris Hogan (BUF)	at NYJ	71	0
72	Riley Cooper (PHI)	vs. MIA	72	0
73	Andre Holmes (OAK)	vs. MIN	73	0
74	Nelson Agholor (PHI)	vs. MIA	74	0
75	Jeremy Kerley (NYJ)	vs. BUF	75	0

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Tight Ends: Health Is Wealth

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Better than usual

• Jordan Reed, Was: Reed was able to escape the Week 9 loss to the Patriots with a garbage-time touchdown. He shouldn’t need garbage time to produce in this week’s matchup with the Saints. New Orleans has one of the worst defenses in the league, and they’ve given up the sixth-most fantasy points against tight ends in the last four weeks. Reed is arguably the only reliable fantasy option from the Redskins.
• Eric Ebron, Det: The Packers have looked beatable in recent weeks, so it’s fair to be excited about Ebron’s chances against them this weekend. They’re a bottom-three defense against tight ends over the last month, and Ebron should be an active target in their first meeting of the season.

Worse than usual

• Julius Thomas, Jac: Thomas has been useless this season, with just 13 receptions for 116 yards and a touchdown in four games. This week he faces the Ravens, and they’ve been a top-six defense against fantasy tight ends over the last month.

Avoid

• None of note.

Sleepers

• Kyle Rudolph, Min: The Oakland Raiders have given up a touchdown to a tight end in all but one game this season. Rudolph’s been quiet, but if the Minnesota Vikings expect to hang with what’s become a dangerous Raiders passing attack, they’ll need to get more than just wide receiver Stefon Diggs going in this matchup. It’s a perfect week to get Rudolph involved, so he’s worth using in Week 10 against a defense that’s allowed the ninth-most fantasy points to tight ends over the last four weeks.
  
  
  

Matt Camp Week 10 PPR TE Rankings

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Rank	Player (team)	Matchup	ECR	vs. ECR
1	Rob Gronkowski (NE)	at NYG	1	0
2	Greg Olsen (CAR)	at TEN	2	0
3	Tyler Eifert (CIN)	vs. HOU	3	0
4	Jordan Reed (WAS)	vs. NO	4	0
5	Travis Kelce (KC)	at DEN	6	1
6	Delanie Walker (TEN)	vs. CAR	7	1
7	Eric Ebron (DET)	at GB	11	4
8	Martellus Bennett (CHI)	at STL	8	0
9	Jimmy Graham (SEA)	vs. ARI	9	0
10	Benjamin Watson (NO)	at WAS	10	0
11	Jason Witten (DAL)	at TB	12	1
12	Gary Barnidge (CLE)	at PIT	5	-7
13	Charles Clay (BUF)	at NYJ	13	0
14	Kyle Rudolph (MIN)	at OAK	19	5
15	Richard Rodgers (GB)	vs. DET	15	0
16	Julius Thomas (JAC)	at BAL	14	-2
17	Zach Ertz (PHI)	vs. MIA	16	-1
18	Heath Miller (PIT)	vs. CLE	18	0
19	Crockett Gillmore (BAL)	vs. JAC	17	-2
20	Austin Seferian-Jenkins (TB)	vs. DAL	20	0
21	Jordan Cameron (MIA)	at PHI	21	0
22	Owen Daniels (DEN)	vs. KC	22	0
23	Vernon Davis (DEN)	vs. KC	23	0
24	Scott Chandler (NE)	at NYG	24	0
25	Clive Walford (OAK)	vs. MIN	26	1
26	Jared Cook (STL)	vs. CHI	25	-1
27	Josh Hill (NO)	at WAS	32	5
28	Jermaine Gresham (ARI)	at SEA	29	1
29	Will Tye (NYG)	vs. NE	27	-2
30	Larry Donnell (NYG)	vs. NE	28	-2
31	Lance Kendricks (STL)	vs. CHI	30	-1
32	Brent Celek (PHI)	vs. MIA	31	-1

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Defense/Special Teams: Wild Cats

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Best options based on matchups

• Carolina Panthers (at Ten): Carolina faces a Tennessee Titans defense that’s given up 14 sacks and five interceptions in the last four weeks. This is a big step up in competition for the Titans after they faced a porous Saints defense last week. Only the Browns have allowed more fantasy points to defenses than the Titans in the last month.
• St. Louis Rams (vs. Chi): The Rams are among the best fantasy defenses on the season, so they’re a tough matchup for anyone. Over the last month, the Chicago Bears have allowed the 12th-most fantasy points to opposing defenses. While he’s done a good job protecting the ball, quarterback Jay Cutler is never far from making a mistake, especially if the Rams can turn up the heat and get pressure on him.
• Green Bay Packers (vs. Det): Despite their struggles in recent weeks, the Packers should get back on track against the visiting Lions this week. Detroit has allowed 15 sacks and the seventh-most fantasy points to defenses in the last month.
• Pittsburgh Steelers (vs. Cle): The Steelers haven't been bad as a fantasy defense, and they get one of the biggest boosts in Week 10 because of their matchup with the Cleveland Browns. No team has allowed more fantasy points to defenses than the Browns in the last four weeks.
  
  
  

Matt Camp Week 10 D/ST Rankings

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Rank	Player (team)	Matchup	ECR	vs. ECR
1	Denver Broncos (DEN)	vs. KC	1	0
2	Carolina Panthers (CAR)	at TEN	3	1
3	St. Louis Rams (STL)	vs. CHI	2	-1
4	Green Bay Packers (GB)	vs. DET	4	0
5	Cincinnati Bengals (CIN)	vs. HOU	5	0
6	New York Jets (NYJ)	vs. BUF	6	0
7	New England Patriots (NE)	at NYG	8	1
8	Philadelphia Eagles (PHI)	vs. MIA	7	-1
9	Pittsburgh Steelers (PIT)	vs. CLE	9	0
10	Seattle Seahawks (SEA)	vs. ARI	10	0
11	Buffalo Bills (BUF)	at NYJ	13	2
12	Arizona Cardinals (ARI)	at SEA	11	-1
13	Minnesota Vikings (MIN)	at OAK	12	-1
14	Dallas Cowboys (DAL)	at TB	14	0
15	Oakland Raiders (OAK)	vs. MIN	15	0
16	Kansas City Chiefs (KC)	at DEN	16	0
17	Tampa Bay Buccaneers (TB)	vs. DAL	17	0
18	Baltimore Ravens (BAL)	vs. JAC	18	0
19	Miami Dolphins (MIA)	at PHI	19	0
20	New Orleans Saints (NO)	at WAS	20	0

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Kickers: Ride Your Horses

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Best options widely available on the waiver wire

• Connor Barth, TB: Barth remains one of the hottest kickers in all of fantasy football, missing just one of 14 field-goal attempts in four games with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He has at least three field goals in four games. The Buccaneers offense has been good enough to give Barth opportunities, and that should continue against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 10.
• Graham Gano, Car: Playing for a good team always helps a kicker, especially when that team has a good but not great offense. Gano has taken advantage of those opportunities with the Panthers. Look for more of the same when the Panthers take on the Titans this week.
  
  
  

Matt Camp Week 10 K Rankings

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Rank	Player (team)	Matchup	ECR	vs. ECR
1	Stephen Gostkowski (NE)	at NYG	1	0
2	Brandon McManus (DEN)	vs. KC	2	0
3	Justin Tucker (BAL)	vs. JAC	3	0
4	Mason Crosby (GB)	vs. DET	4	0
5	Josh Brown (NYG)	vs. NE	5	0
6	Graham Gano (CAR)	at TEN	10	4
7	Sebastian Janikowski (OAK)	vs. MIN	7	0
8	Mike Nugent (CIN)	vs. HOU	9	1
9	Blair Walsh (MIN)	at OAK	8	-1
10	Dan Bailey (DAL)	at TB	11	1
11	Connor Barth (TB)	vs. DAL	20	9
12	Steven Hauschka (SEA)	vs. ARI	6	-6
13	Caleb Sturgis (PHI)	vs. MIA	13	0
14	Robbie Gould (CHI)	at STL	14	0
15	Chandler Catanzaro (ARI)	at SEA	15	0
16	Chris Boswell (PIT)	vs. CLE	16	0
17	Greg Zuerlein (STL)	vs. CHI	12	-5
18	Dan Carpenter (BUF)	at NYJ	18	0
19	Dustin Hopkins (WAS)	vs. NO	17	-2
20	Kai Forbath (NO)	at WAS	19	-1

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