Top-10 Fantasy Wide Receivers (Week 10)

There are several top receivers remaining that will have big games; however, due to the depth issues and a few inconsistent players, this position is up in the air this week. On the other hand, these 10 should not disappoint, and if you don't get a top-three running back, you should immediately handcuff your opponents by drafting these top receivers first.

Brandon Marshall: On Draftmix.com, Marshall has not been the first receiver picked in weeks and with good reason. However, he is headed into Cleveland this week. Projected Points-22

Steve Smith: It’s pretty self-explanatory: Smith and the Panthers head to Oakland. Oakland got shut-out by Atlanta last week and they gave up two receiving touchdowns. Projected Points-20

Marques Colston: This is the week that Brees and Colston go back to old form. Despite missing several games due to injury, don’t be surprised if you see Colston towards the top of receivers list within the next few weeks. Projected Points-18

Greg Jennings: 10 points in his last two games is totally out of character for the second-year receiver. Don’t expect that to continue this week against a subpar Vikings secondary. Projected Points-17

Calvin Johnson: With his tremendous size/speed advantage, as long as Johnson is on the field and healthy, he’s going to produce. Jacksonville is not playing the great defense that they’re capable of playing. Projected Points-17

Roddy White: White is coming off of his worst fantasy output since Week Two. This week, he plays in what should be a shootout at home against New Orleans. Projected Points-16

Vincent Jackson: Rivers is still playing well and Jackson has become one of his many options. Jackson will get at least one score against a struggling Chiefs defense. Projected Points-16

Anquan Boldin: Boldin reminds me of a young Cris Carter—all he does is catch touchdowns. However, Boldin does a lot more than that; he’s a red-zone threat, a third-down threat, and big-play threat. Projected Points-15

Larry Fitzgerald: Fitzgerald is first among fantasy receivers this year with a 13 points per game average and he hasn’t had that one big game. He’s steadily consistent and this week won’t be any different. Projected Points-14

Andre Johnson: Johnson has a tough matchup against Baltimore, but we know the Baltimore defense only plays good on the road in Cleveland. Rosenfels has proven in the past that he can deliver the big plays. Projected Points-14