Fantasy Football Week 10: Matt Camp's Week 10 Big Board

It should be another week of Ezekiel Elliott leaving his opponents in the dust.Gregory Shamus/Getty Images

Reliability in the NFL and fantasy football can go a long way, but it’s hard to find.

The Dallas Cowboys know they can rely on Ezekiel Elliott to carry their offense. As a result, fantasy players have been able to rely on Elliott to average more than 111 rushing yards and nearly a touchdown per game.

The Arizona Cardinals run their offense through David Johnson because he’s so skilled as a runner and a receiver. Because of that big role, Johnson is the only non-quarterback to score at least 15 points in PPR formats in every game this season. 

When you find those reliable players, especially high-end ones like Elliott and Johnson, you should hang onto them because of the tremendous advantage they afford your fantasy team. Think about that before you consider making any crazy trades this late in the season. 

Let’s take an early look at my points-per-reception (PPR) rankings for Week 10. These will change throughout the week and up to Sunday’s action as we get more information about injuries and limitations, so make sure to bookmark this page.

The Falcons should fly high in their matchup with the Eagles.Reinhold Matay-USA TODAY Sports

I present my top 100 players (minus quarterbacks) for the week as a way to help determine your flex spots. You may favor a certain position or player over another based on his role and/or your scoring rules. 

As an additional tiebreaker, here are the teams I like as a whole this week based on their matchups: 

• Atlanta Falcons (at Philadelphia Eagles)
• Chicago Bears (at Tampa Bay Buccaneers)
• Arizona Cardinals (vs. San Francisco 49ers)
• Cincinnati Bengals (at New York Giants)

Week 10 Top 100 PPR Rankings

#	Player (team)	Matchup	Pos	ECR™	vs. ECR
1	A.J. Green (CIN)	at NYG	WR1	6	+5
2	Mike Evans (TB)	vs. CHI	WR2	4	+2
3	David Johnson (ARI)	vs. SF	RB1	3	0
4	Antonio Brown (PIT)	vs. DAL	WR3	1	-3
5	Ezekiel Elliott (DAL)	at PIT	RB2	5	0
6	Julio Jones (ATL)	at PHI	WR4	2	-4
7	Odell Beckham Jr. (NYG)	vs. CIN	WR5	7	0
8	Alshon Jeffery (CHI)	at TB	WR6	9	+1
9	Le'Veon Bell (PIT)	vs. DAL	RB3	8	-1
10	Larry Fitzgerald (ARI)	vs. SF	WR7	11	+1
11	Jordy Nelson (GB)	at TEN	WR8	13	+2
12	Melvin Gordon (SD)	vs. MIA	RB4	10	-2
13	DeAndre Hopkins (HOU)	at JAC	WR9	20	+7
14	Devonta Freeman (ATL)	at PHI	RB5	16	+2
15	Jordan Matthews (PHI)	vs. ATL	WR10	30	+15
16	Rob Gronkowski (NE)	vs. SEA	TE1	14	-2
17	Jay Ajayi (MIA)	at SD	RB6	12	-5
18	Allen Robinson (JAC)	vs. HOU	WR11	26	+8
19	DeMarco Murray (TEN)	vs. GB	RB7	17	-2
20	Stefon Diggs (MIN)	at WAS	WR12	37	+17
21	Demaryius Thomas (DEN)	at NO	WR13	15	-6
22	Emmanuel Sanders (DEN)	at NO	WR14	22	0
23	Jordan Reed (WAS)	vs. MIN	TE2	27	+4
24	Terrelle Pryor (CLE)	at BAL	WR15	28	+4
25	Mark Ingram (NO)	vs. DEN	RB8	48	+23
26	Jimmy Graham (SEA)	at NE	TE3	52	+26
27	Jarvis Landry (MIA)	at SD	WR16	23	-4
28	Dez Bryant (DAL)	at PIT	WR17	19	-9
29	Brandin Cooks (NO)	vs. DEN	WR18	32	+3
30	Jamison Crowder (WAS)	vs. MIN	WR19	57	+27
31	Doug Baldwin (SEA)	at NE	WR20	38	+7
32	Jordan Howard (CHI)	at TB	RB9	29	-3
33	Brandon Marshall (NYJ)	vs. LA	WR21	21	-12
34	Tyler Eifert (CIN)	at NYG	TE4	53	+19
35	Tyrell Williams (SD)	vs. MIA	WR22	42	+7
36	Julian Edelman (NE)	vs. SEA	WR23	31	-5
37	Lamar Miller (HOU)	at JAC	RB10	18	-19
38	Randall Cobb (GB)	at TEN	WR24	33	-5
39	Michael Thomas (NO)	vs. DEN	WR25	45	+6
40	Todd Gurley (LA)	at NYJ	RB11	43	+3
41	Darren Sproles (PHI)	vs. ATL	RB12	39	-2
42	Greg Olsen (CAR)	vs. KC	TE5	40	-2
43	Cole Beasley (DAL)	at PIT	WR26	67	+24
44	Kenny Britt (LA)	at NYJ	WR27	54	+10
45	Matt Forte (NYJ)	vs. LA	RB13	24	-21
46	Davante Adams (GB)	at TEN	WR28	34	-12
47	LeGarrette Blount (NE)	vs. SEA	RB14	58	+11
48	Zach Miller (CHI)	at TB	TE6	79	+31
49	Jonathan Stewart (CAR)	vs. KC	RB15	49	0
50	Sterling Shepard (NYG)	vs. CIN	WR29	60	+10
51	Giovani Bernard (CIN)	at NYG	RB16	44	-7
52	Kelvin Benjamin (CAR)	vs. KC	WR30	25	-27
53	Ty Montgomery (GB)	at TEN	WR31	35	-18
54	Devontae Booker (DEN)	at NO	RB17	36	-18
55	Jeremy Hill (CIN)	at NYG	RB18	61	+6
56	Delanie Walker (TEN)	vs. GB	TE7	47	-9
57	Mohamed Sanu (ATL)	at PHI	WR32	73	+16
58	John Brown (ARI)	vs. SF	WR33	55	-3
59	Antonio Gates (SD)	vs. MIA	TE8	64	+5
60	Christine Michael (SEA)	at NE	RB19	62	+2
61	Tim Hightower (NO)	vs. DEN	RB20	70	+9
62	Steve Smith (BAL)	vs. CLE	WR34	50	-12
63	Chris Ivory (JAC)	vs. HOU	RB21	72	+9
64	Travis Kelce (KC)	at CAR	TE9	51	-13
65	Mike Wallace (BAL)	vs. CLE	WR35	46	-19
66	Terrance West (BAL)	vs. CLE	RB22	41	-25
67	Corey Coleman (CLE)	at BAL	WR36	59	-8
68	J.J. Nelson (ARI)	vs. SF	WR37	65	-3
69	C.J. Fiedorowicz (HOU)	at JAC	TE10	90	+21
70	Rishard Matthews (TEN)	vs. GB	WR38	63	-7
71	Kyle Rudolph (MIN)	at WAS	TE11	77	+6
72	Sammie Coates (PIT)	vs. DAL	WR39	88	+16
73	Cordarrelle Patterson (MIN)	at WAS	WR40	126	+53
74	Robert Kelley (WAS)	vs. MIN	RB23	78	+4
75	Kapri Bibbs (DEN)	at NO	RB24	103	+28
76	Willie Snead (NO)	vs. DEN	WR41	56	-20
77	DuJuan Harris (SF)	at ARI	RB25	100	+23
78	Dennis Pitta (BAL)	vs. CLE	TE12	97	+19
79	Duke Johnson (CLE)	at BAL	RB26	66	-13
80	Dorial Green-Beckham (PHI)	vs. ATL	WR42	132	+52
81	Eli Rogers (PIT)	vs. DAL	WR43	92	+11
82	Marqise Lee (JAC)	vs. HOU	WR44	98	+16
83	Coby Fleener (NO)	vs. DEN	TE13	112	+29
84	Bilal Powell (NYJ)	vs. LA	RB27	108	+24
85	Tyler Lockett (SEA)	at NE	WR45	118	+33
86	Matt Asiata (MIN)	at WAS	RB28	81	-5
87	Zach Ertz (PHI)	vs. ATL	TE14	84	-3
88	Tyler Boyd (CIN)	at NYG	WR46	148	+60
89	Brian Quick (LA)	at NYJ	WR47	114	+25
90	James White (NE)	vs. SEA	RB29	71	-19
91	Pierre Garcon (WAS)	vs. MIN	WR48	124	+33
92	Austin Hooper (ATL)	at PHI	TE15	131	+39
93	Chris Thompson (WAS)	vs. MIN	RB30	87	-6
94	T.J. Yeldon (JAC)	vs. HOU	RB31	83	-11
95	Cameron Meredith (CHI)	at TB	WR49	75	-20
96	Kendall Wright (TEN)	vs. GB	WR50	85	-11
97	Brandon LaFell (CIN)	at NYG	WR51	115	+18
98	Adam Humphries (TB)	vs. CHI	WR52	109	+11
99	Cameron Brate (TB)	vs. CHI	TE16	107	+8
100	Tajae Sharpe (TEN)	vs. GB	WR53	127	+27

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Can Marcus Mariota stay hot against the Packers?Sean M. Haffey/Getty Images

Better than Usual

Eli Manning, NYG (vs. CIN)

Manning returned from the Week 8 bye to have one of his best games of the year in a win over the Philadelphia Eagles. While he did have two interceptions, that was overshadowed by 257 yards and four touchdowns on 22-of-36 passing in Week 9. He threw a pair of touchdowns to Odell Beckham, one to Sterling Shepard and one to Roger Lewis. 

Because the Giants’ ground game is basically non-existent, it should be another busy game for Manning when he faces the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday Night Football. Cincinnati’s defense has been vulnerable for much of the season, as evidenced by QBs scoring the third-most fantasy points against them in the last four weeks.

Week 10 Projection: 250-260 yards, 2 touchdowns, 1 interception

Concerns 

Drew Brees, NO (vs. DEN)

While I doubt anyone will go as far as to bench Brees this week, anytime your quarterback takes on the great Denver Broncos pass defense, expectations must be adjusted. Even though they lost to the Oakland Raiders last week, Denver still held Derek Carr to just 184 yards without a touchdown. The only quarterbacks to throw for more than 250 yards against the Broncos are Matt Ryan and Philip Rivers.

The Saints will likely go after the Broncos with their rushing attack, which has been ramped up with the addition of Tim Hightower joining Mark Ingram in a formidable two-headed monster. While Denver held QBs to the second-fewest fantasy points in the last month, they allowed the eighth-most fantasy points to running backs over the same span. 

Brees dipped below 260 yards just once this season and has multiple touchdowns in all but two games. At home, he’ll give the Broncos a tough test, and they’ll make life difficult for him.

Week 10 Projection: 255-265 yards, 2 touchdowns, 1 interception

Avoid 

Colin Kaepernick, SF (at ARI)

It’s easy to get excited about a potential return to fantasy relevance for Kaepernick after he got the Saints for 398 yards and four touchdowns with one interception by completing 24 of 39 attempts in a loss at home in Week 9. Unfortunately, he doesn’t get to play the Saints this weekend and instead gets a step up in competition with a trip to the University of Phoenix Stadium to take on the Arizona Cardinals.

Over the last month, no team has given up fewer fantasy points to QBs than the Cardinals. Before his big game against the Saints, Kaepernick failed to throw for even 200 yards in matchups with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Buffalo Bills.

Week 10 Projection: 190-200 yards, 1 touchdown, 1 interception, 25 rushing yards

Sleepers

Carson Wentz, PHI (vs. ATL)

In a Week 9 loss to the New York Giants, Wentz went 27-of-47 for a season-high 364 yards with two interceptions and no touchdowns. While it was the second time he attempted at least 40 passes, it happened in back-to-back weeks. 

He’ll have a chance to put up similar numbers with similar volume if the Eagles defense can’t handle Atlanta’s high-powered offense. In their last four games, the Falcons gave up more than 305 yards and two touchdowns per contest to opposing QBs. We’ll find out if Wentz can duel with Matt Ryan on Sunday. 

Week 10 Projection: 270-280 yards, 1 touchdown, 2 interceptions

Week 10 Quarterback Rankings

#	Player (team)	Matchup	ECR™	vs. ECR
1	Tom Brady (NE)	vs. SEA	1	0
2	Aaron Rodgers (GB)	at TEN	2	0
3	Matt Ryan (ATL)	at PHI	3	0
4	Philip Rivers (SD)	vs. MIA	6	+2
5	Carson Palmer (ARI)	vs. SF	8	+3
6	Marcus Mariota (TEN)	vs. GB	9	+3
7	Ben Roethlisberger (PIT)	vs. DAL	5	-2
8	Cam Newton (CAR)	vs. KC	4	-4
9	Jameis Winston (TB)	vs. CHI	10	+1
10	Drew Brees (NO)	vs. DEN	7	-3
11	Russell Wilson (SEA)	at NE	13	+2
12	Andy Dalton (CIN)	at NYG	14	+2
13	Eli Manning (NYG)	vs. CIN	12	-1
14	Joe Flacco (BAL)	vs. CLE	15	+1
15	Dak Prescott (DAL)	at PIT	11	-4
16	Carson Wentz (PHI)	vs. ATL	20	+4
17	Jay Cutler (CHI)	at TB	16	-1
18	Trevor Siemian (DEN)	at NO	17	-1
19	Ryan Fitzpatrick (NYJ)	vs. LA	24	+5
20	Ryan Tannehill (MIA)	at SD	23	+3
21	Alex Smith (KC)	at CAR	21	0
22	Sam Bradford (MIN)	at WAS	25	+3
23	Blake Bortles (JAC)	vs. HOU	18	-5
24	Kirk Cousins (WAS)	vs. MIN	19	-5
25	Brock Osweiler (HOU)	at JAC	26	+1
26	Case Keenum (LA)	at NYJ	28	+2
27	Colin Kaepernick (SF)	at ARI	22	-5
28	Cody Kessler (CLE)	at BAL	27	-1

Melvin Gordon continues to improve as the focal point of San Diego's offense.Harry How/Getty Images

Better than Usual 

Mark Ingram, NO (vs. DEN)

Ingram’s benching in Week 8 after his second fumble in as many weeks seemed to work as a motivating factor based on how he played against the San Francisco 49ers in Week 9. While Tim Hightower got the start and stayed involved, it was Ingram who shined the brightest with 158 yards and a 75-yard rushing touchdown on 15 carries in addition to two receptions for 13 yards including a receiving touchdown. 

The monster performance came at a great time with the Denver Broncos up next on the schedule this week. For as good as the Broncos are against the pass, their run defense has struggled, giving up at least 110 rushing yards to RBs in each of their last three games. New Orleans' best course of action may be to pound the rock with Ingram, and with volume, he should have success. 

Week 10 Projection: 17 carries, 77 rushing yards, 1 touchdown, 2 receptions, 13 receiving yards

Concerns 

Rob Kelley, WAS (vs. MIN)

After rushing for 87 yards on 21 attempts in the team’s last game before its Week 9 bye, Washington Redskins head coach Jay Gruden said Kelley would get the "bulk of carries" while Matt Jones "will have to earn his way back," per Mike Jones of the Washington Post. So that puts Kelley in line to start this weekend against the Minnesota Vikings. 

Kelley’s matchup won’t make for much in terms of fantasy production, as the Vikings have just one game with at least 100 rushing yards allowed to a RB. As the clear lead back for the Redskins, Kelley should get enough volume to use as a low-end RB2/flex, although anything better than that would be a bonus. 

Week 10 Projection: 18 carries, 72 rushing yards

Avoid 

Isaiah Crowell, CLE (at BAL)

Once again, I’m including Crowell on the avoid list because of another tough matchup and his lack of role on the top of Cleveland’s depth chart. He’s been held to less than 30 rushing yards in four of the last five games and hasn’t had more than 13 carries in any of those games. His somewhat random 44-yard reception made up most of his four receptions for 63 yards in a loss to the Cowboys.

Crowell faces another tough run defense this week when the Browns travel to Baltimore. The Ravens held RBs under 65 rushing yards in three of their last four games and six times this season. Crowell clearly needs volume to have some sort of fantasy production, and he won’t be repeating the 133 yards and touchdown he put up against the Ravens back in Week 2. This defense has been far better since that game, while Crowell has gone in the wrong direction. 

Week 10 Projection: 13 carries, 39 rushing yards, 2 receptions, 13 receiving yards

Sleepers 

Tim Hightower, NO (vs. DEN)

Hightower gets a look as a sleeper once again because of his perceived value. It would be easy to assume that just because Mark Ingram posted 158 rushing yards, Hightower would take a back seat, even though he also ran for 87 yards and a touchdown on 23 carries.

According to Mike Triplett of ESPN.com, head coach Sean Payton said, "it was good to see Mark run. The week before, Tim gave us a jolt. And we’ll continue to look at each game and plan accordingly." Because Denver has been so bad against the run in recent weeks, including the 215 rushing yards and three touchdowns they allowed to the Oakland Raiders RBs, you should give Hightower another shot. There’s room for him and Ingram to perform well. 

Week 10 Projection: 13 carries, 55 rushing yards, 2 receptions, 14 receiving yards

Week 10 Running Back PPR Rankings

#	Player (team)	Matchup	ECR™	vs. ECR
1	David Johnson (ARI)	vs. SF	1	0
2	Ezekiel Elliott (DAL)	at PIT	2	0
3	Le'Veon Bell (PIT)	vs. DAL	3	0
4	Melvin Gordon (SD)	vs. MIA	4	0
5	Devonta Freeman (ATL)	at PHI	6	+1
6	Jay Ajayi (MIA)	at SD	5	-1
7	DeMarco Murray (TEN)	vs. GB	7	0
8	Mark Ingram (NO)	vs. DEN	16	+8
9	Jordan Howard (CHI)	at TB	10	+1
10	Lamar Miller (HOU)	at JAC	8	-2
11	Todd Gurley (LA)	at NYJ	13	+2
12	Darren Sproles (PHI)	vs. ATL	12	0
13	Matt Forte (NYJ)	vs. LA	9	-4
14	LeGarrette Blount (NE)	vs. SEA	18	+4
15	Jonathan Stewart (CAR)	vs. KC	17	+2
16	Giovani Bernard (CIN)	at NYG	15	-1
17	Devontae Booker (DEN)	at NO	11	-6
18	Jeremy Hill (CIN)	at NYG	19	+1
19	Christine Michael (SEA)	at NE	20	+1
20	Tim Hightower (NO)	vs. DEN	22	+2
21	Chris Ivory (JAC)	vs. HOU	26	+5
22	Terrance West (BAL)	vs. CLE	14	-8
23	Robert Kelley (WAS)	vs. MIN	27	+4
24	Kapri Bibbs (DEN)	at NO	37	+13
25	DuJuan Harris (SF)	at ARI	36	+11
26	Duke Johnson (CLE)	at BAL	21	-5
27	Bilal Powell (NYJ)	vs. LA	39	+12
28	Matt Asiata (MIN)	at WAS	28	0
29	James White (NE)	vs. SEA	23	-6
30	Chris Thompson (WAS)	vs. MIN	30	0
31	T.J. Yeldon (JAC)	vs. HOU	29	-2
32	Isaiah Crowell (CLE)	at BAL	25	-7
33	Paul Perkins (NYG)	vs. CIN	33	0
34	Ryan Mathews (PHI)	vs. ATL	34	0
35	Charcandrick West (KC)	at CAR	41	+6
36	C.J. Prosise (SEA)	at NE	35	-1
37	Andre Ellington (ARI)	vs. SF	48	+11
38	Kenneth Dixon (BAL)	vs. CLE	40	+2
39	Peyton Barber (TB)	vs. CHI	42	+3
40	Jeremy Langford (CHI)	at TB	51	+11
41	Rashad Jennings (NYG)	vs. CIN	38	-3
42	Damien Williams (MIA)	at SD	49	+7
43	Jerick McKinnon (MIN)	at WAS	31	-12
44	Travaris Cadet (NO)	vs. DEN	62	+18
45	Alfred Blue (HOU)	at JAC	60	+15
46	Benny Cunningham (LA)	at NYJ	52	+6
47	Ronnie Hillman (MIN)	at WAS	46	-1
48	Fozzy Whittaker (CAR)	vs. KC	59	+11
49	Mike Davis (SF)	at ARI	71	+22
50	DeAngelo Williams (PIT)	vs. DAL	66	+16
51	Alfred Morris (DAL)	at PIT	63	+12
52	Wendell Smallwood (PHI)	vs. ATL	70	+18
53	Don Jackson (GB)	at TEN	68	+15
54	Antonio Andrews (TEN)	vs. GB	69	+15
55	Mike James (TB)	vs. CHI	53	-2
56	Ka'Deem Carey (CHI)	at TB	56	0
57	Matt Jones (WAS)	vs. MIN	50	-7
58	Kenjon Barner (PHI)	vs. ATL	67	+9
59	Lance Dunbar (DAL)	at PIT	74	+15
60	Kenneth Farrow (SD)	vs. MIA	73	+13
61	Knile Davis (KC)	at CAR	77	+16
62	Spencer Ware (KC)	at CAR	24	-38
63	Carlos Hyde (SF)	at ARI	32	-31
64	Tevin Coleman (ATL)	at PHI	43	-21
65	Thomas Rawls (SEA)	at NE	80	+15
66	James Starks (GB)	at TEN	47	-19

A.J. Green should have a chance to put up another big game against the Giants.Aaron Doster-USA TODAY Sports

Better than Usual 

Kenny Britt, LA (at NYJ)

After posting just three receptions for 43 yards in Week 7 against the New York Giants, some may have given up on Britt with a Week 8 bye looming. Britt came out of that with a favorable matchup against the Carolina Panthers, and he took advantage by posting four receptions for 49 yards and a touchdown with six targets.

That puts Britt at 37 receptions for 584 yards and three touchdowns on the season heading into a favorable matchup with the New York Jets in East Rutherford, New Jersey, this weekend. Even though the Jets slowed down the Dolphins WRs last week, that was more about Miami’s commitment to the run. In four previous games, the Jets allowed at least 15 receptions and 175 yards to WRs. The solid matchup is enough to fire up Britt again.

Week 10 Projection: 5 receptions, 72 yards, 1 touchdown

Concerns

Brandin Cooks/Michael Thomas, NO (vs. DEN)

Cooks and Thomas are basically even in terms of the pecking order for the New Orleans Saints, which could work in their favor in this week’s showdown with the Denver Broncos. The Broncos have the best defense against fantasy WRs in the league, which is important since the Saints may decide to run more against Denver’s vulnerable defense. 

Thomas and Cooks both had five receptions last week in their matchup with San Francisco, but it was Thomas who made the big play with the 32-yard touchdown reception. Thomas now leads the team with 63 targets and 47 receptions plus 573 yards and five touchdowns. Even though the Broncos could be without cornerback Aqib Talib, they’re a formidable pass defense.

Cooks’ Week 10 Projection: 4 receptions, 58 yards

Thomas’ Week 10 Projection: 6 receptions, 73 yards

Avoid

None of note.

Sleepers 

J.J. Nelson, ARI (vs. SF)

Nelson’s rise started in Week 8 against the Carolina Panthers. With both John Brown and Michael Floyd playing at less than 100 percent, Nelson saw his snaps rise to 92 percent. He took full advantage of that increase by hauling in eight of 12 targets for 79 yards and two touchdowns.

Nelson is now a starter for the Cardinals, but some may have forgotten about his rise to prominence because it happened before the Week 9 bye. He can keep it up against a San Francisco 49ers defense that’s allowed at least 15 receptions, 190 yards and two touchdowns to WRs in the last two games. 

Week 10 Projection: 5 receptions, 71 yards

Week 10 Wide Receiver PPR Rankings

#	Player (team)	Matchup	ECR™	vs. ECR
1	A.J. Green (CIN)	at NYG	4	+3
2	Mike Evans (TB)	vs. CHI	3	+1
3	Antonio Brown (PIT)	vs. DAL	1	-2
4	Julio Jones (ATL)	at PHI	2	-2
5	Odell Beckham Jr. (NYG)	vs. CIN	5	0
6	Alshon Jeffery (CHI)	at TB	6	0
7	Larry Fitzgerald (ARI)	vs. SF	7	0
8	Jordy Nelson (GB)	at TEN	8	0
9	DeAndre Hopkins (HOU)	at JAC	11	+2
10	Jordan Matthews (PHI)	vs. ATL	18	+8
11	Allen Robinson (JAC)	vs. HOU	16	+5
12	Stefon Diggs (MIN)	at WAS	24	+12
13	Demaryius Thomas (DEN)	at NO	9	-4
14	Emmanuel Sanders (DEN)	at NO	13	-1
15	Terrelle Pryor (CLE)	at BAL	17	+2
16	Jarvis Landry (MIA)	at SD	14	-2
17	Dez Bryant (DAL)	at PIT	10	-7
18	Brandin Cooks (NO)	vs. DEN	20	+2
19	Jamison Crowder (WAS)	vs. MIN	33	+14
20	Doug Baldwin (SEA)	at NE	25	+5
21	Brandon Marshall (NYJ)	vs. LA	12	-9
22	Tyrell Williams (SD)	vs. MIA	26	+4
23	Julian Edelman (NE)	vs. SEA	19	-4
24	Randall Cobb (GB)	at TEN	22	-2
25	Michael Thomas (NO)	vs. DEN	27	+2
26	Cole Beasley (DAL)	at PIT	38	+12
27	Kenny Britt (LA)	at NYJ	30	+3
28	Davante Adams (GB)	at TEN	21	-7
29	Sterling Shepard (NYG)	vs. CIN	35	+6
30	Kelvin Benjamin (CAR)	vs. KC	15	-15
31	Ty Montgomery (GB)	at TEN	23	-8
32	Mohamed Sanu (ATL)	at PHI	39	+7
33	John Brown (ARI)	vs. SF	31	-2
34	Steve Smith (BAL)	vs. CLE	29	-5
35	Mike Wallace (BAL)	vs. CLE	28	-7
36	Corey Coleman (CLE)	at BAL	34	-2
37	J.J. Nelson (ARI)	vs. SF	37	0
38	Rishard Matthews (TEN)	vs. GB	36	-2
39	Sammie Coates (PIT)	vs. DAL	50	+11
40	Cordarrelle Patterson (MIN)	at WAS	61	+21
41	Willie Snead (NO)	vs. DEN	32	-9
42	Dorial Green-Beckham (PHI)	vs. ATL	70	+28
43	Eli Rogers (PIT)	vs. DAL	48	+5
44	Marqise Lee (JAC)	vs. HOU	49	+5
45	Tyler Lockett (SEA)	at NE	57	+12
46	Tyler Boyd (CIN)	at NYG	69	+23
47	Brian Quick (LA)	at NYJ	56	+9
48	Pierre Garcon (WAS)	vs. MIN	68	+20
49	Cameron Meredith (CHI)	at TB	41	-8
50	Kendall Wright (TEN)	vs. GB	44	-6
51	Brandon LaFell (CIN)	at NYG	59	+8
52	Adam Humphries (TB)	vs. CHI	55	+3
53	Tajae Sharpe (TEN)	vs. GB	62	+9
54	Dontrelle Inman (SD)	vs. MIA	43	-11
55	Ted Ginn (CAR)	vs. KC	71	+16
56	DeSean Jackson (WAS)	vs. MIN	42	-14
57	Devin Funchess (CAR)	vs. KC	72	+15
58	Quincy Enunwa (NYJ)	vs. LA	40	-18
59	Tavon Austin (LA)	at NYJ	45	-14
60	Jalin Marshall (NYJ)	vs. LA	99	+39
61	Andrew Hawkins (CLE)	at BAL	86	+25
62	Breshad Perriman (BAL)	vs. CLE	78	+16
63	Chris Hogan (NE)	vs. SEA	54	-9
64	Chris Conley (KC)	at CAR	73	+9
65	Albert Wilson (KC)	at CAR	67	+2
66	Adam Thielen (MIN)	at WAS	77	+11
67	Jermaine Kearse (SEA)	at NE	87	+20
68	Terrance Williams (DAL)	at PIT	82	+14
69	Nelson Agholor (PHI)	vs. ATL	75	+6
70	Quinton Patton (SF)	at ARI	83	+13
71	Tyreek Hill (KC)	at CAR	63	-8
72	Taylor Gabriel (ATL)	at PHI	66	-6
73	Robby Anderson (NYJ)	vs. LA	84	+11
74	Russell Shepard (TB)	vs. CHI	96	+22
75	Torrey Smith (SF)	at ARI	60	-15
76	Danny Amendola (NE)	vs. SEA	65	-11
77	Michael Floyd (ARI)	vs. SF	58	-19
78	Allen Hurns (JAC)	vs. HOU	51	-27
79	Devante Parker (MIA)	at SD	53	-26
80	Kenny Stills (MIA)	at SD	64	-16
81	Travis Benjamin (SD)	vs. MIA	52	-29
82	Kamar Aiken (BAL)	vs. CLE	74	-8
83	Will Fuller (HOU)	at JAC	47	-36
84	Eddie Royal (CHI)	at TB	76	-8
85	Jeff Janis (GB)	at TEN	89	+4
86	Brandon Coleman (NO)	vs. DEN	91	+5
87	Darrius Heyward-Bey (PIT)	vs. DAL	100	+13

Jordan Reed should continue his dominance when he takes on the Vikings.Steve Flynn-USA TODAY Sports

Better than Usual 

Zach Miller, CHI (at TB)

The Chicago Bears are coming off a Week 9 bye, but in their last game, Jay Cutler made his successful return to action in a win over the Minnesota Vikings. He found Miller, one of his favorite receivers, seven times on 10 targets for 88 yards. Familiarity is never a bad thing to have between a QB and a receiver, so immediately reconnecting with Miller made plenty of sense. 

The two should be able to keep their connection hot Sunday with a nice matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Tampa’s given up the sixth-most fantasy points to tight ends over the last four weeks. 

Week 10 Projection: 6 receptions, 62 yards, 1 touchdown

Concerns 

Austin Hooper, ATL (at PHI)

Veteran Jacob Tamme had to sit out Week 9 with a calf injury, so Hooper stepped into a more important role in their matchup with the Buccaneers. He came away with receptions on all five of his targets for 41 yards and a touchdown. 

Even though ESPN.com’s Vaughn McClure reported Tamme didn’t practice Monday, Hooper isn’t a lock to play the same kind of role this week, especially since the Philadelphia Eagles have five games with three or fewer receptions allowed this season. It’s not the easiest matchup, and if Tamme is back, Hooper could fade away and become obsolete.

Week 10 Projection: To be determined based on Tamme’s status

Avoid 

Cameron Brate, TB (vs. CHI)

Brate may have posted five receptions for 43 yards and a touchdown on six targets last week against the Atlanta Falcons, but he’ll have a tough time matching that against the Chicago Bears. In their last three games, the Bears limited TEs to just eight receptions, 66 yards and no touchdowns. You may want to look elsewhere for a better option to put in your starting lineup this week. 

Week 10 Projection: 3 receptions, 32 yards

Sleepers 

Dennis Pitta, BAL (vs. CLE)

Pitta’s been quiet the last two games with six receptions for 54 yards on 13 targets, so it might be time to break out of his mini-funk. Back in Week 2, Pitta had his best game of the season in Cleveland with nine receptions for 102 yards. Four times this season, the Browns have given up at least 10 receptions to TEs, including last week when Jason Witten and the Cowboys posted 11 receptions, 147 yards and two touchdowns. Take a shot on Pitta to see if he can come close to replicating his performance from Week 2.

Week 10 Projection: 6 receptions, 69 yards

Week 10 Tight End PPR Rankings

#	Player (team)	Matchup	ECR™	vs. ECR
1	Rob Gronkowski (NE)	vs. SEA	1	0
2	Jordan Reed (WAS)	vs. MIN	2	0
3	Jimmy Graham (SEA)	at NE	6	+3
4	Tyler Eifert (CIN)	at NYG	7	+3
5	Greg Olsen (CAR)	vs. KC	3	-2
6	Zach Miller (CHI)	at TB	10	+4
7	Delanie Walker (TEN)	vs. GB	4	-3
8	Antonio Gates (SD)	vs. MIA	8	0
9	Travis Kelce (KC)	at CAR	5	-4
10	C.J. Fiedorowicz (HOU)	at JAC	13	+3
11	Kyle Rudolph (MIN)	at WAS	9	-2
12	Dennis Pitta (BAL)	vs. CLE	14	+2
13	Coby Fleener (NO)	vs. DEN	17	+4
14	Zach Ertz (PHI)	vs. ATL	12	-2
15	Austin Hooper (ATL)	at PHI	21	+6
16	Cameron Brate (TB)	vs. CHI	15	-1
17	Jason Witten (DAL)	at PIT	11	-6
18	Gary Barnidge (CLE)	at BAL	16	-2
19	Julius Thomas (JAC)	vs. HOU	20	+1
20	Richard Rodgers (GB)	at TEN	25	+5
21	Martellus Bennett (NE)	vs. SEA	19	-2
22	Virgil Green (DEN)	at NO	24	+2
23	Jesse James (PIT)	vs. DAL	23	0
24	Will Tye (NYG)	vs. CIN	28	+4
25	Vance McDonald (SF)	at ARI	29	+4
26	Lance Kendricks (LA)	at NYJ	18	-8
27	Hunter Henry (SD)	vs. MIA	22	-5

Colin Kaepernick may have done well against the Saints, but the Cardinals pose a much tougher challenge.Brett Carlsen/Getty Images

Best Options Based on Matchups

Arizona Cardinals (vs. SF)

The Cardinals are already a top-five fantasy defense on the season, so you’d probably play them regardless of the matchup. Luckily, they get a boost to their fantasy value in Week 10 because of a NFC West showdown with the San Francisco 49ers. 

The 49ers gave up the sixth-most fantasy points to opposing defenses over the last four weeks thanks to taking eight sacks, two interceptions and six fumble recoveries. Look for more of the same when the Cardinals get to Colin Kaepernick. 

Week 10 Projection: 3 sacks, 2 interceptions, 1 fumble recovery, 15-18 points allowed

New York Jets (vs. LA)

Even though the Jets defense has fallen off this season, it’s still worth using this week as a streamer because its matchup against Case Keenum and the Los Angeles Rams is so good. In the last four weeks, the Rams rank second in most fantasy points allowed to opposing defenses. During that span, they gave up eight sacks, threw six interceptions, scored just 48 points and allowed a touchdown. 

Week 10 Projection: 2 sacks, 2 interceptions, 1 fumble recovery, 14-17 points allowed

Week 10 Defense Rankings

#	Player (team)	Matchup	ECR™	vs. ECR
1	Arizona Cardinals (ARI)	vs. SF	1	0
2	Baltimore Ravens (BAL)	vs. CLE	2	0
3	New York Jets (NYJ)	vs. LA	6	+3
4	Los Angeles Rams (LA)	at NYJ	4	0
5	Minnesota Vikings (MIN)	at WAS	3	-2
6	Houston Texans (HOU)	at JAC	7	+1
7	Denver Broncos (DEN)	at NO	9	+2
8	Carolina Panthers (CAR)	vs. KC	5	-3
9	Kansas City Chiefs (KC)	at CAR	8	-1
10	Washington Redskins (WAS)	vs. MIN	17	+7
11	Green Bay Packers (GB)	at TEN	12	+1
12	New England Patriots (NE)	vs. SEA	10	-2
13	Seattle Seahawks (SEA)	at NE	11	-2
14	Cincinnati Bengals (CIN)	at NYG	14	0
15	Miami Dolphins (MIA)	at SD	21	+6
16	Jacksonville Jaguars (JAC)	vs. HOU	16	0
17	Pittsburgh Steelers (PIT)	vs. DAL	18	+1
18	Philadelphia Eagles (PHI)	vs. ATL	15	-3
19	Atlanta Falcons (ATL)	at PHI	22	+3
20	New Orleans Saints (NO)	vs. DEN	27	+7

The reliability of Justin Tucker has been a rare constant in fantasy football this season.Reinhold Matay-USA TODAY Sports

Best Options Widely Available on the Waiver Wire

Caleb Sturgis, PHI (vs. ATL)

Sturgis made 13 of 14 field-goal attempts and all nine extra-point tries since coming back from the Week 4 bye. He’s been very consistent with at least two field goals in every game this season. A reliable option in a game that could yield a lot of points is always worth having in your lineup.

Week 10 Kicker Rankings

#	Player (team)	Matchup	ECR™	vs. ECR
1	Justin Tucker (BAL)	vs. CLE	1	0
2	Stephen Gostkowski (NE)	vs. SEA	2	0
3	Mason Crosby (GB)	at TEN	3	0
4	Chandler Catanzaro (ARI)	vs. SF	4	0
5	Matt Bryant (ATL)	at PHI	5	0
6	Dan Bailey (DAL)	at PIT	6	0
7	Cairo Santos (KC)	at CAR	8	+1
8	Caleb Sturgis (PHI)	vs. ATL	11	+3
9	Brandon McManus (DEN)	at NO	7	-2
10	Stephen Hauschka (SEA)	at NE	9	-1
11	Mike Nugent (CIN)	at NYG	17	+6
12	Josh Lambo (SD)	vs. MIA	10	-2
13	Graham Gano (CAR)	vs. KC	12	-1
14	Andrew Franks (MIA)	at SD	24	+10
15	Wil Lutz (NO)	vs. DEN	13	-2
16	Chris Boswell (PIT)	vs. DAL	15	-1
17	Robbie Gould (NYG)	vs. CIN	14	-3
18	Nick Novak (HOU)	at JAC	16	-2
19	Dustin Hopkins (WAS)	vs. MIN	18	-1
20	Ryan Succop (TEN)	vs. GB	20	0

 

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