Week 10 Start ‘Em, Sit ‘Em Fantasy Quarterbacks
Mandatory Credit: Jim Dedmon-Imagn Images Start ’Em Bryce Young @ NO (Projected FPTS – 17.3): Young prevailed despite a tough matchup in Week Nine against the Broncos, scoring 20.3 fantasy points, and has now gone over 19 points in three of his last five games.
Key points
- I am confident he will get back on track this week against a friendly Patriots defense, which has allowed the 10th-most fantasy points to quarterbacks this season.
- I understand that benching Stroud is something most fantasy managers don’t want to do, but his matchup isn’t one that screams “start him,” as he goes on the road to face the Browns.
- Trevor Lawrence @ TEN (Projected FPTS – 20.6): Even with the Jaguars comfortably winning against the Ravens in Week Nine, Lawrence finished with a pedestrian 13.6 fantasy points.
With the way Love has been performing, it’s tough to sit him, and it’s worth noting that he’s the only quarterback to have scored 19-plus fantasy points against Minnesota back in Week One.
Additional details
- Matthew Stafford @ ARI (Projected FPTS – 16.8): Stafford had a great matchup in Week Nine against the Commanders but put up only 11.22 fantasy points.
- It’s because he’s taking on the Vikings, who’ve allowed the fewest fantasy points and points per dropback to quarterbacks this season.
- MIN (Projected FPTS – 17.8): Love has played like an elite quarterback this season and has been magnificent for fantasy, scoring over 20 fantasy points in four of his last five games.
- Stroud @ CLE (Projected FPTS – 18.0): Stroud is another quarterback who has been tremendous recently, recording 20 or more fantasy points in four of his last five games.
- Entering Week 10 as a heavy favorite over the Titans, Lawrence could be put in a similar position again, but I would still put him in my starting lineup.
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