Week 10 Fantasy Football Sleepers: Puka Nacua injury opens up opportunity for Konata Mumpfield
But with Puka Nacua and Davante Adams both hurt, the Rams need some new songs in the passing game; perhaps this is a reasonable spot for Mumpfield and Sons.
Key points
- But Estime came out of nowhere to post a useful 15-72-1 log last week, and the Panthers have been the second-easiest defense for RBs to score against.
- DeMario Douglas was the lone hit on the sleeper page last week, while Adonai Mitchell drove us batty (seven targets, tons of air yards, no catches).
- Rodgers posted 23 fantasy points when the teams met in Week 3.
WR Konata Mumpfield at Cardinals (12%): He’s had just one relevant game all year, a 4-93-1 surprise at the Broncos in Week 3.
Rodgers has seen his fantasy score drop in his last three weeks, but he’s rested off the bye and facing a Cincinnati team that could be weary after a Europe trip.
Additional details
- QB Aaron Rodgers at Bengals (42%): Hopefully you don’t need a QB streamer this week, though Caleb Williams managers might in a pinch.
- WR Jordan Watkins at Cowboys (5%): Do your injury diligence on this one, as the Niners aren’t sure if Mike Evans or Deebo Samuel Sr.
- Watkins had an impressive 4-86-1 breakout against the Raiders last week, including a nifty TD catch on a contested target.
- TE Darren Waller at Saints (18%): Maybe you shrugged off his Week 9 breakout, as the Broncos are a TE-funnel defense.
- But solving for volume is most of the puzzle when scouting RBs, and Johnson might be the last back standing in Green Bay, with Josh Jacobs (finger) out and MarShawn Lloyd (knee) uncertain.
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