The fantasy football playoffs are looming, and our start and sit decisions are more important than ever in Week 10. Week 9 was good to us. Marvin Harrison Jr. looks like a different player when Kyler Murray is not his QB. Harrison finished as the WR6 and had 22.6 fantasy points. Jacoby Brissett as the QB for the Arizona Cardinals is great news for Harrison.
Colston Loveland’s breakout game finally happened as I said it would. Loveland had two touchdowns, with one being the game-winner. Also, he had over 20 fantasy points and 118 yards. He finished as the TE2 for the week.
Our big miss was with Dalton Kincaid. Kincaid had not played well in his only game against the Kansas City Chiefs, but turned his Week 9 game into a great one. He had six receptions, 101 yards, and a touchdown, finishing as the TE3.
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Week 10 Wide Receiver and Tight End Starts and Sits
Wide Receiver Starts
Troy Franklin vs. Las Vegas Raiders
Troy Frankling has come together well over the past three weeks. He finished as the WR26 in Week 7 and the WR1 in Week 8. He did not have a great game in Week 9, but still had 10 targets. He has had 28 targets over the past three games. He faces the Raiders in Week 10. The Raiders are giving up 38.48 fantasy PPG to wide receivers. That is the fourth-most.
Quentin Johnston vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
Quentin Johnston started the season with a few WR1 finishes, but has cooled off since then. This week, that will change for him. He faces the Steelers. The Steelers are allowing over 40 fantasy PPG to wide receivers. That is the most this season. The Los Angeles Chargers offense is also playing very well after scoring over 35 points in Week 9. This is the week Johnston gets it going again.
Wide Receiver Sits
DK Metcalf @ Los Angeles Chargers
I tried to vouch for DK Metcalf in Week 9, and that backfired on me. Metcalf finished as the WR78 against the Indianapolis Colts, who are not good against wide receivers. This week, he faces the Chargers, who are great against wide receivers. In fact, the Chargers are allowing the sixth-fewest fantasy PPG to wide receivers this season. Leave Metcalf on your bench.
Chris Olave @ Carolina Panthers
Chris Olave has been a target hog this season, but that changed last week. Olave had just four targets and three receptions. He faces the Panthers, an even tougher matchup than the one he had in Week 9. The Panthers are currently allowing just 26.51 fantasy PPG to wide receivers this season. That is the fourth-fewest this season.
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Tight End Starts
Dalton Kincaid @ Miami Dolphins
It is Dalton Kincaid week. Kincaid exploded last week and finished as the TE3. In his first game against the Dolphins, he finished as the TE4. He loves playing the Dolphins. This week, it will be no different. Kincaid will finish as a top-five TE and should be locked into all lineups for this upcoming matchup.
Kyle Pitts @ Indianapolis Colts
The Atlanta Falcons will more than likely be down this week when they play the Colts. That is why Kyle Pitts is in a great spot to have a great game in Week 10. Also, the Colts are allowing 17.76 fantasy PPG to opposing tight ends this season. That is the fourth-most. Lock Pitts into your lineup this week.
Tight End Sits
Luke Musgrave vs. Philadelphia Eagles
Tucker Kraft tore his ACL in Week 9 and will miss the rest of the season. This does not mean that Luke Musgrave is an automatic start. He is not Tucker Kraft. The Green Bay Packers play the Eagles. Despite it being a home game, the Eagles are allowing just 8 fantasy PPG to opposing tight ends. That is the third-fewest.
Tyler Warren vs. Atlanta Falcons
Tyler Warren has not had a good game since Week 7. He recorded a touchdown and 14 or more fantasy points from Week 5 to Week 7. Since then, he has had 9.3 and 7.6 fantasy points. Now, he faces the Falcons. The team that is best against tight ends. In fact, the Falcons are allowing just 5.3 fantasy PPG to the position.
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