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2025 Fantasy Football: Weekly Winners – Week 10
Justin Herbert vs. PIT
Justin Herbert has been red-hot for Fantasy Football, finishing his last three weeks with over 25 Fantasy Points, with two of those games being over 27 Fantasy Points. Herbert threw a season-high 420 yards in Week 7 and has produced three touchdowns in each of his last three games played. The 62/57 rushing yards tover he last two weeks show the ability to rack up the yards additionally on the ground.
The Chargers will face a Steelers defense in Week 10 that allows the fifth-most Fantasy PPG to quarterbacks and the most passing yards per game (278.3) this season. The Steelers actually are allowing 18.2 more passing yards per game than any other team so far this season. Herbert has a solid chance to dominate in Fantasy Football for four straight games.
Jaxson Dart vs. CHI
Jaxson Dart has scored 23+ Fantasy Points in three of his last four games, with two of those games being over 27 Fantasy Points. Since Week 4, Dart finished three games with multiple passing touchdowns, threw for 283 yards in Week 7, rushed for 54+ yards four times, and rushed for five touchdowns with one in four-straight games. For a guy who is missing Malik Nabers, Dart knows how to playmake.
The Giants will face the Bears in Week 10, who just allowed Joe Flacco to throw for 470 yards and four touchdowns against them in Week 9. The Bears rank sixth in Fantasy PPG allowed to quarterbacks and eighth in passing yards per game allowed (237.6). While I hope the Giants lose as a massive Bears fan, I do believe Dart will ball out for Fantasy yet again here.
Aaron Jones vs. BAL
Aaron Jones exited in the third quarter of Week 9 with an apparent shoulder injury, after racking up 78 rushing yards on nine attempts and catching two passes for 20 yards. Jordan Mason also ended with 11 touches, but totaled just 37 yards. Aaron Jones has been an extremely effective dual-threat running back historically, who adds in pass-protection, so for me, there is a clear difference between him and Mason. Back in Week 1, Jones took three receptions for 44 yards and a touchdown, which shows the upside he can have through the air that may be needed in Week 10.
The Vikings will face the Ravens in Week 10, who allow the fourth-most Fantasy PPG to running backs and the 12th-most rushing yards per game (123.6). The Lamar Jackson-led Ravens offense will likely create a game script through the air, which will be positive for Aaron Jones in pass-protection, which can open up some receiving opportunities for points.
Rico Dowdle vs. NO
Rico Dowdle had some massive rushing yard days with Chuba Hubbard out of the mix, with 206 rushing yards and a touchdown in Week 5, then 183 rushing yards in Week 6 (with a receiving touchdown). Those two weeks meant over 32 Fantasy Points for Dowdle. Dowdle would split work with Hubbard in Week 7 and Week 8, but grabbed hold of the role in Week 9. In Week 9 against a solid Packers defense, Dowdle rushed 25 times for 130 yards and two touchdowns, with two catches for 11 yards, which was 28.1 Fantasy Points. Even more important was that he played 72% of the snaps vs. Hubbard’s 22%.
The Panthers will face a Saints defense in Week 10 that allows the 12th-most Fantasy PPG to running backs and the ninth-most rushing yards per game (129.4) this season. The Saints put up just 10 points last week in rookie Tyler Shough’s first start, so the game script against New Orleans can emphasize the run. Rico could be set up for another big day.
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RJ Harvey vs. LV
Rookie RJ Harvey has been extremely Fantasy productive the last two weeks, and his production on limited touches will hopefully earn him more work as we move forward. Harvey rushed seven times for 46 yards and two touchdowns in Week 8, with a five-yard receiving touchdown on top of that for 24.1 Fantasy Points. Then in Week 9, Harvey rushed twice for five yards but more importantly caught five balls for 51 yards and another receiving touchdown, which was 16.6 Fantasy Points. Dual-threat, touchdown upside has been evident.
The Raiders are not necessarily a plus running back matchup, but I do believe that 1) this game script could emphasize Harvey getting extra work and 2) Sean Payton will reward Harvey for his recent production. I have a feeling the Broncos will beat up on the Raiders this week, and that Harvey earns double-digit touches, which is great, knowing what he can do on limited touches.
Davante Adams vs. SF
Davante Adams has been a touchdown machine this season with eight on the year, but five of those have come in the last two weeks. Davante Adams’ 20 red zone targets are six more than any wide receiver this season through eight games, which shows the consistency of Matthew Stafford looking his way in that area of the field. Adams produced 106 yards in Week 2, 88 yards in Week 5, and has finished four weeks with five or more receptions, which shows that he is not only reliable on touchdowns for Fantasy production. 23+ Fantasy Points the last two weeks should emphasize “ride the hot hand” with Davante.
The Rams will face the 49ers in Week 10, who allow the 11th-most Fantasy PPG to wide receivers this season. For the NFC West, the Seahawks and Rams are 6-2, while the 49ers are 6-3, so this is a massive matchup for the division. I expect Stafford to have a big day through the air and for him to be eyeing Adams in the red zone when they march down the field. Back in Week 5 against the 49ers, Adams caught five of his 11 targets for 88 yards, which was 13.8 Fantasy Points.
Ladd McConkey vs. PIT
Ladd McConkey gave us a “bust” scare early on this season, but has had some great signs since Week 5. Across the last five weeks, McConkey has had games of 15 (Week 7) and 10 (Week 8) targets, had games of 100 (Week 6) and 88 (Week 8) receiving yards, scored three touchdowns, and finished with 20+ Fantasy Points twice.
The Chargers will face a Steelers defense in Week 10 that allows the third-most Fantasy PPG to wide receivers and the most passing yards per game (278.3) this season. McConkey is a strong start for Week 10 and will bounce back from his 9.6 Fantasy Point outing in Week 9.
Rome Odunze vs. NYG
Rome Odunze finished with a goose egg for Fantasy Points in Week 9 on just three targets. With how hot the Caleb Williams to Rome Odunze connection started this season, I am confident a bounce-back will be prioritized. Odunze has finished four games with eight or more targets, two games with 10+ targets, four games with 60+ receiving yards, two games with 114/128 receiving yards, scored five touchdowns, finished with 15+ Fantasy Points five times, and had a 31.8 point outing in Week 2.
The Bears will face a Giants defense in Week 10 that allows the seventh-most Fantasy PPG to wide receivers and the ninth-most passing yards per game (232.1). The Bears defense has allowed the fourth-most points per game this year, so there should be an emphasis forced through the air in this one. Do not let the 0 Fantasy Points stray you away from Rome, who has been breaking out in his sophomore year.
Nico Collins vs. JAX
Nico Collins returned in Week 9 from missing a game due to a concussion, to catch seven of his 11 targets for 75 yards. This marked the second consecutive game played with double-digit targets, and the fourth time Collins scored 14+ Fantasy Points this season. Unfortunately, CJ Stroud now suffered a concussion in Week 9 and will Week 10, making Davis Mills the QB1.
The Texans will face a Jaguars defense that allows the 12th-most Fantasy PPG to quarterbacks and the sixth-most passing yards per game (249.3) this season. Managers may be hesitant to play Collins if Mills starts Week 10, but do not forget that Mills is a guy who played 13/15 games for the Texans back in 2021/2022. The matchup is enough to feel confident in Nico’s yardage upside, regardless of who is at quarterback. Back in Week 3 against the Jaguars, Collins caught eight of his 11 targets for 104 yards and a touchdown, which was 22.4 Fantasy Points. Nico has already balled out once this season against Jacksonville, so let’s make it two.
Darius Slayton vs. CHI
Darius Slayton operates as Jaxson Dart’s deep-threat, a role much needed with Malik Nabers out for the season and Wan’Dale Robinson being the reliable slot guy. Slayton caught five of his seven targets for 62 yards in Week 9, which marks his second game this season with over 60 receiving yards. Slayton is averaging six targets across the last three games played. With four seasons of over 700 receiving yards, where he averaged 15+ yards per catch, Slayton has proven big-play upside in the past.
The Giants will face the Bears in Week 10, who allow the second-most Fantasy PPG to wide receivers and the eighth-most passing yards per game (237.6). Slayton is my sleeper pick of the week, knowing the matchup, the potential game script, and the yardage upside we have seen in the past.
Kyle Pitts vs. IND
Kyle Pitts has been targeted 10, nine, and seven times the last three weeks. In Week 7, Pitts caught seven balls for 62 yards, and then in Week 8, he caught nine balls for 59 yards. Those two weeks resulted in 13.2 and 14.9 Fantasy Points. Back in Week 4, Pitts caught all five targets for 70 yards and a touchdown for 18 Fantasy Points, his best Fantasy outing of the season. Michael Penix Jr. has thrown the ball 38 then 37 times the last two weeks, which is great volume and the kind of volume that likely will be necessary in Week 10 against the 7-2 Colts.
The Colts are allowing the fourth-most Fantasy PPG to tight ends and the seventh-most passing yards per game (244.8) this season. The Colts’ offense has been strong this year, and their defense has allowed the fourth-least rushing yards per game, so Penix should be scripted to throw plenty yet again. Pitts should be an important piece of the passing offense in Week 10, as a guy who has been earning targets at a steady rate the last few games.
Dalton Kincaid vs. MIA
Dalton Kincaid caught all six targets in Week 9 for 101 yards and a touchdown, which was 22.1 Fantasy Points. Kincaid has now scored four touchdowns in seven games played, and Week 9 was his second game across his last three with six catches and over 100 receiving yards. Kincaid has also scored 16+ Fantasy Points in three of his last five games played.
The Bills will face a Dolphins defense in Week 10 that allows the fifth-most Fantasy PPG to tight ends this season. Back in Week 3 against the Dolphins, Kincaid caught five of his six targets for 66 yards and a touchdown for 17.6 Fantasy Points. Week 10 could mean a repeat big Fantasy week against Miami for Kincaid.
Dallas Goedert vs. GB
Dallas Goedert caught three balls for 28 yards, with two of those catches being touchdowns in Week 8 (prior to the BYE) for 17.8 Fantasy Points. Goedert caught nine of 11 targets for 110 yards and a touchdown back in Week 6 for 26 Fantasy Points. In Week 4, Goedert caught all four targets for 37 yards and two touchdowns for 19.7 Fantasy Points. Those are three examples of major Fantasy upside for Goedert this season. Goedert has scored seven touchdowns on the year, with only two of his seven appearances without a touchdown.
The Eagles will face a Packers defense in Week 10 that allows the eighth-most Fantasy PPG to tight ends this year. The Packers rank 24th for quarterbacks, 28th for running backs, and 18th for wide receivers in Fantasy PPG allowed, so the tight end position has been their one true soft spot. Goedert has been a safety valve for Jalen Hurts, and will be just that in Week 10.
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