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Taking a look at the Week 10 touches and targets leaders can go a long way in projecting where fantasy points may come from in the near future. Each week I'll break down which running backs led the way in touches, including red zone opportunities. Most of the top performers in touches and targets from a week-to-week basis are not only owned in most leagues, but started as well. This will give us a clearer view of where touchdowns may come from. A plus for the DFS players out there. As you'll see below, Leonard Fournette…

Fantrax users are all over the potential free agent pickups such as Mike Davis and Rashaad Penny, who are owned in more than 60 percent of Fantrax leagues. Penny is coming off his best game of the season in which he racked up 100 yards and scored his first rushing touchdown. Davis was just as involved and even more so through the air. If I were to chose one it would be Davis, but Chris Carson is expected to play Thursday, which makes it a complete mess. It's a backfield you want a part of, though, as Seattle runs more than…

Chris Meaney is 33-8 over the last three weeks. 'Nuff said.

There are a few more skilled players available in the Week 10 rankings now that only four teams are on bye. However, there's still a huge list of injuries below to deal with. The Week 10 rankings will be updated consistently as we get closer to kick off. The biggest injuries to monitor at the running back position are Sony Michel and Chris Carson. Mike Davis would become a solid RB2 if Carson misses time as he's been pretty successful when given a full work load as you'll see below. Week 10 likely means the return of Leonard…

Chris Meaney looks at the touches and targets leaders from Week 9 to see where the points will be coming from in Week 10 and beyond.

Hopefully you all survived the week from hell, as things get slightly easier in Week 10 with just four teams on bye. There weren't a lot of significant injuries this past week and there are not a lot to monitor as we head into Week 10 of the fantasy football season. The biggest injury of all surrounds Cincinnati Bengals' wide receiver A.J. Green, who will be sidelined for at least the next two games. It's awful news for owners, but if you can get by in these next few weeks without him, you may just get him back for the…

Betting on Nathan Peterman and the Bills this week? Yeah, neither is Chris Meaney with his Week 9 NFL Picks.

This is the time of the year where you find out just how good your fantasy football team is. Do you have enough depth to handle the bye weeks? There are a ton of injuries as you'll see below, but Week 9 features six teams on bye. Chances are you're in the market for a QB and TE this week. There are a few options below along with my Week 9 fantasy football rankings, which will be updated frequently as we hear practice reports. The biggest names to keep an eye on include Melvin Gordon, Dalvin Cook (again), Sony Michel, Allen…

Taking a look at the Week 8 touches and targets leaders can go a long way in projecting where fantasy points may come from in the near future. Each week I'll break down which running backs led the way in touches, including red zone opportunities. Most of the top performers in touches and targets from a week-to-week basis are not only owned in most leagues, but started as well. This will give us a clearer view of where touchdowns may come from. A plus for the DFS players out there. As you'll see below, Eric Ebron remains a…

Things start to get a bit more challenging in fantasy football now as we head into Week 9 of the season. There are six teams on a bye and several key players injured, which leaves us making some tough calls on the Week 9 waiver wire. Tyreek Hill owners hold their breath as the superstar wide out is dealing with a groin injury, while those who own Cooper Kupp can likely put him back in the starting lineup this week. Leonard Fournette and Dalvin Cook owners can only hope they get their early round picks back soon, just in time…