The Saints are great at limiting running backs and should hold down whichever Titan leads the backfield. We haven't seen enough of D'Onta Foreman, the former Texas Longhorn who has battled multiple injuries in his career. Titans running backs: You can't rely on Adrian Peterson at this point, and Jeremy McNichols isn't worthy of a start either. Even if Hyde were the main back, he's facing the Colts, who are second-best at limiting running backs.
Henry and Antonio Gibson are the only running backs who have scored against the Bills.Ĭarlos Hyde, Jaguars: Speaking of Hyde, he didn't wreck shop last week in a start, and it looks as if James Robinson might play. After Henry's 143 yards, the season high against the Bills is 67 yards on 21 carries by Carlos Hyde last week. Michael Carter, Jets: Only Derrick Henry has been able to significantly dent the Bills' rush defense. Manage expectations if Moss does happen to play. If Zack Moss can't make it back from his concussion, then Singletary has a lot of potential against the Jets, the worst team against running backs. They give up the third-most fantasy points to running backs.ĭevin Singletary, Bills: This one comes with a caveat. Javonte Williams, Broncos: Williams rushed for more than 100 yards for the first time last week and draws a good matchup with the Eagles. Even though it's a tough matchup, Conner will have the volume and versatility to produce. James Conner, Cardinals: The guy was already stealing touchdowns from Chase Edmonds, and now Conner will be the lead back with Edmonds out with injury. He has to face the Patriots' defense, which is second-best in points allowed to the position. He's thrown for fewer than 200 yards in three games.īaker Mayfield, Browns: Don't let last week's QB1 performance make you start Mayfield this week. Ryan Tannehill, Titans: The Saints have the third-most picks in the league, and Tannehill has thrown for more than 300 yards just once this season. The Chargers have allowed just two TD passes over the past four games. That defense is one of the top five in points allowed to quarterbacks. Kirk Cousins, Vikings: Facing the Chargers could prove to be too tough for Cousins. Carr averages over 320 passing yards per game, and if he gets a pair of touchdowns, fantasy managers will be happy. Toss him out there against the Packers.ĭerek Carr, Raiders: He had a rough week last time out, but Carr gets to face a Chiefs defense that is second-worst in points allowed to quarterbacks. Don't think too much about whether you should start him. Russell Wilson, Seahawks: Wilson healed quickly and had been a QB1 in three of the five weeks he played before the injury. Wentz's connection with Michael Pittman has been great over the past three weeks. The Jaguars will probably fall back to earth after defeating the Bills last week. Here's a look at some other players who could have good weeks, and others who should stay on your bench, heading into Week 10: Quarterbacks StartĬarson Wentz, Colts: The biggest concern in starting Wentz is whether he'll throw enough to accumulate a solid fantasy score. More: Fantasy football: Breakouts, busts and sleepers for the 2021 season Raiders quarterback Derek Carr didn't have a great fantasy output against the Giants last week, but he has a much better matchup against the Chiefs in Week 10.
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