Week 10 is here, and that means another week of my top wide receiver sleepers and streamers. We are getting extremely close to the end of the fantasy football regular season, so if you are on the cusp of missing the playoffs, now is the time to lock in.
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Week 10 Wide Receiver Sleepers
Jameson Williams, Detroit Lions (vs. New England Patriots)
Jameson Williams was hot a few weeks ago but had a bit of a down game this past week against the Dolphins. However, things should shift this week against the Patriots. New England is giving up 32 fantasy points per game to wide receivers, which is tied for the most in the league. Before last week’s game, Williams had five touchdowns in his previous three games combined. This is a juicy matchup, as Amon-Ra St. Brown will likely get the Christian Gonzalez treatment.
KC Concepcion Jr., Cleveland Browns (vs. Houston Texans)
KC Concepcion Jr. scored his first touchdown of the season last week and could double that total this week against the Texans. Houston is the other team giving up 32 fantasy points per game to wide receivers. Denzel Boston leads the team in targets with 61, but Concepcion isn’t far behind with 55. Both receivers have a chance to go off, but I’ll ride the hot hand with Concepcion.
Jakobi Meyers, Jacksonville Jaguars (at Tennessee Titans)
It’s hard to know when Jakobi Meyers is going to pop off. That could happen this week, as the Titans are giving up 29.4 fantasy points per game to wide receivers. Before their bye week, they gave up a combined three touchdowns and 296 receiving yards to Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins. Will Meyers get over 150 receiving yards? Probably not, but we’ve seen him put up more than 100 yards and a touchdown. This matchup gives him a chance to do that.
Week 10 Wide Receiver Streamers
Reggie Virgil, Arizona Cardinals (vs. Los Angeles Rams)
Michael Wilson is out for the season with a fracture in his neck. Wilson was averaging 9.7 targets per game this season, totaling 88 on the year. All those targets have to go somewhere, and Reggie Virgil could become the No. 2 option behind Trey McBride. This is solely based on volume, as Virgil hasn’t gone over 30 receiving yards this season. However, with the lack of depth, he has a chance to be a decent streaming option this week.
Konata Mumpfield, Los Angeles Rams (at Arizona Cardinals)
On the other side of the field, we found out that Puka Nacua was placed on IR with a knee injury. Davante Adams is also still out with a hamstring injury. That leaves Konata Mumpfield as the No. 1 option. Mumpfield showed in Week 3 that he is capable of having a huge game, putting up 93 yards and a touchdown. The risk is that he hasn’t done much since then.
Tank Dell, Houston Texans (at Cleveland Browns)
It was great to see Tank Dell return and score a 63-yard touchdown, finishing the day with 105 receiving yards and a touchdown. Dell is still available in a lot of leagues, and he’s worth the pickup because of his familiarity with C.J. Stroud. The matchup this week is a bit tough, but if you are hurting for a wide receiver, I’d trust Dell.
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