Week 10 Waiver Wire: Laurent Robinson and Other Injury Replacements to Add

Injury: Cowboys WR Miles Austin

Replacement: Cowboys WR Laurent Robinson

Austin injured his hamstring Sunday and is expected to miss 2 to 4 weeks. Instead of going outside of Dallas to find a replacement, call on Robinson to give you some relief production. Robinson has two touchdown receptions—both coming in the previous two weeks—and has 328 yards. You can expect solid numbers from Robinson as a fill-in during the next couple of games. 

Injury: Cardinals QB Kevin Kolb

Replacement: Raiders QB Carson Palmer

Kolb is now expected to miss his second straight game Sunday against the Eagles. While John Skelton wasn't terrible as a backup last week, I'm not sure I like that matchup for him in Philly. Go with Palmer, who threw for over 300 yards and had three scores last week against the Broncos. He's a more reliable option at this point. 

Injury: Colts TE Dallas Clark

Replacement: Giants TE Jake Ballard

Clark has been ruled out for Sunday's game, and his 2011 season might be in jeopardy. Jacob Tamme will be his sub, but I'm not sure that's what you want in a fantasy tight end. Ballard is a solid option, and he's been as good as any fantasy tight end over the past three or four contests. He can be counted on for fantasy points every week.

Injury: Raiders RB Darren McFadden

Replacement: Redskins RB Roy Helu

It appears as if McFadden will miss another game this Thursday against the Chargers, which again sends fantasy owners scrambling to replace his elite production. The running back well is mostly dry, but Helu is an interesting option this week. He got 25 touches, including a franchise record 14 receptions, Sunday against the 49ers. Even in Mike Shanahan's offense, Helu should get another crack at starting.