Week 10 Fantasy Football Start/Sit Advice: What to do with Justin Jefferson, Chase Brown, more players
Start-sit decisions can be vexing for even the best of fantasy football managers.
Key points
- Jefferson’s biggest problem in Week 10 might be the Green Bay defense, which is surprisingly the fourth-best pass defense in the league, per DVOA.
- TE Darren Waller at Saints: His production has not been consistent this year, but he’s capable of cooking in a plus matchup (he wrecked the seam-leaky Broncos last week, returning 8-90-2).
- But Douglas can’t be viewed as a proactive start until we see what the Dolphins have with new quarterback Kyle McCord.
Yellow Light 😕 WR Justin Jefferson at Packers: It might take time for the Kirk Cousins’ return to really click, though it’s nice that he already has extensive history with his new teammates.
If you need help setting your fantasy football lineups, Scott Pianowski offers some assistance with his Week 10 traffic report.
Additional details
- RB Ollie Gordon II at Colts: The Dolphins are starting an untested QB this week (Kyle McCord), so don’t be surprised when Gordon has a monster workload Sunday.
- The rushing role is the simpler path to fantasy relevance, and with the Seahawks favored by 6.5 points, game script should work in his favor.
- QB Aaron Rodgers at Bengals: His fantasy production is moving in the wrong direction, dropping for three straight starts.
- Kiner has been New England’s most efficient back all year, and he’s likely to start and get 15-20 touches in this spot.
- RB Zach Charbonnet at Raiders: He was the main runner last week, while Jadarian Price was the primary pass-catcher.
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