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Week 10 FanDuel NFL Player Props: Judkins Runs Wild

Last week’s headline might have been an understatement. Saying that Brock Bowers was back certainly was putting it lightly. The tight end simply exploded in a favorable matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 9. Travis Kelce also had another strong week while Tyrone Tracy struggled. That meant another solid 2-1 as we turn the page. We can’t stop now as we dig into our Week 10 NFL Player Props on FanDuel Sportsbook.


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Week 10 NFL Player Props (FanDuel Sportsbook)

Quinshon Judkins Over 81.5 Rushing Yards (-114)

The New York Jets are a team in turmoil. Their best defensive player, who also happened to be the key part of their run defense, was traded this week. Along with Quinnen Williams now in Dallas, they also benched their middle linebacker, his brother, Quincy Williams. Nothing has really gone right for the Jets this season, and it’s clear they’re looking towards 2026. From a defensive standpoint, New York ranks 26th with 136 rushing yards allowed per game.

And that points to a successful day for Quinshon Judkins. We know that, in a game expected to be low scoring, the Cleveland Browns are going to look to play things conservatively. That means focusing on the run game, which is led by Judkins.

Judkins is healthy, and the Browns have previously shown a willingness to take advantage of the run game. If you exclude the game in which Judkins injured his shoulder, the running has at least 82 rushing yards in four of six games, with four games of at least 18 carries. That lines up perfectly for his prop play this week.

Alvin Kamara Over 52.5 Rushing & Receiving Yards (-114)

Things aren’t exactly ideal at the moment when it comes to the New Orleans Saints’ offense. While Alvin Kamara has been limited in practice with an ankle injury, the expectation is that he takes the field on Sunday. And with the Saints starting a rookie quarterback and having limited weapons, he should be a large part of their offense.

After hitting this mark in each of the first six weeks of the season, Kamara has gone three straight weeks in which he’s fallen short. That seemingly plays into the low number we are presented with for Week 10.

Following the trade of Rashid Shaheed, there’s a large chunk of targets that are up for grabs in New Orleans’ offense. By combining both rushing and receiving yards, we have a greater path towards Kamara hitting his player prop. Even if it’s by default, the touches should be there.


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Marvin Harrison Over 56.5 Receiving Yards (-114)

With Kyler Murray placed on the Injured List, it’s Jacoby Brissett remaining under center for the Arizona Cardinals. And that is a good thing for Marvin Harrison.

Harrison is coming off a game in which, courtesy of Brissett, he had a career high seven receptions. The young receiver finished with 96 receiving yards and a touchdown in what was his best game of the season.

Despite his inconsistency, Harrison has had at least 58 receiving yards in four of his last five games. That streak should continue in Week 10 as he looks to capitalize on both his talent and the chemistry with, and reliability of, Brissett.

Make sure to check out all of our Week 10 Fantasy Football Rankings and Analysis!


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