The List: Fantasy Football Rankings for Week 10

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Week 9 is in the books! Hopefully, our rankings helped you decide who to start and sit, and you survived the week with a win.

Week 9 Recap

Our Week 9 wide receiver picks had mixed results. Caleb Douglas proved to be a strong sleeper play, finishing with six receptions for 70 yards. Unfortunately, Keenan Allen failed to deliver as a high-floor option, finishing with just 26 receiving yards. With Garrett Wilson ruled out, I recommended starting Omar Cooper Jr. over Adonai Mitchell in my weekly update, and that turned out to be the right call. Meanwhile, Tetairoa McMillan delivered a solid performance with 56 receiving yards and a touchdown, and was not the bust we thought.

I’d look to lower your expectations for Drake London in Week 10. He faces a Chiefs secondary that has been extremely tough on outside receivers, allowing the fewest fantasy points to perimeter receivers this season. While London’s target share should remain strong, the upside he normally offers may not be there in this matchup. He should still provide a solid floor, but I wouldn’t expect one of his typical ceiling performances.

If you find yourself starting Ryan Flournoy in a FLEX spot this week because of injuries or bye weeks, especially if George Pickens misses another game, I’d look elsewhere. Flournoy faces a 49ers defense that ranks among the top three against slot receivers this season. Flournoy leads the Cowboys in slot snaps, making this a particularly difficult matchup for him. Even if he sees an increase in targets, I’d avoid trusting him in fantasy lineups this week.

A bounce-back performance could be coming for Jameson Williams in Week 10. After finishing with just one reception for 31 yards last week, Williams gets a much more favorable matchup against the Patriots. New England has allowed the most fantasy points to outside receivers this season, and Williams primarily operates on the perimeter. I also expect the Lions’ passing game to rebound with Jared Goff, which should help Williams return to the hot streak he was enjoying before Week 9.

Like it or not, Jakobi Meyers offers another solid floor play in Week 10. Meyers has surpassed 60 receiving yards in two of his last three games and now faces a Titans defense allowing the fifth-most fantasy points to outside receivers. Meyers continues to be a reliable target in the passing game, and this matchup should give him another opportunity to produce. With Tennessee coming off its bye week, the Titans could provide a more competitive game, potentially forcing Jacksonville to keep throwing throughout the contest. –Steve Pintado

Week 10 WR Rankings

Rank	Player	Jay	Brian	Drew	Steve	Blended Rank
1	Jaxon Smith-Njigba	1	1	1	1	1
2	CeeDee Lamb	2	2	2	2	2
3	Ja’Marr Chase	3	3	3	4	3.25
4	Amon-Ra St. Brown	4	4	4	3	3.75
5	Malik Nabers	5	6	8	5	6
6	Tee Higgins	10	5	5	6	6.5
7	Chris Olave	9	7	6	7	7.25
8	Christian Watson	7	8	9	9	8.25
9	Parker Washington	11	9	7	8	8.75
10	Matthew Golden	6	10	10	10	9
11	Justin Jefferson	8	11	11	13	10.75
12	Drake London	14	12	12	11	12.25
13	Zay Flowers	13	13	13	15	13.5
14	Tetairoa McMillan	12	15	14	14	13.75
15	Nico Collins	15	14	16	12	14.25
16	Rashee Rice	16	16	15	18	16.25
17	Garrett Wilson	17	18	19	16	17.5
18	Jameson Williams	18	17	18	17	17.5
19	DJ Moore	21	20	17	21	19.75
20	Jalen Coker	20	21	20	19	20
21	DK Metcalf	22	22	21	20	21.25
22	Stefon Diggs	19	23	22	23	21.75
23	George Pickens	24	19	25	22	22.5
24	Denzel Boston	25	26	23	24	24.5
25	Carnell Tate	28	24	26	26	26
26	DeMario Douglas	26	27	27	27	26.75
27	KC Concepcion Jr.	34	25	24	25	27
28	Omar Cooper Jr.	23	29	28	30	27.5
29	Germie Bernard	27	28	33	28	29
30	Jakobi Meyers	30	30	29	32	30.25
31	Adonai Mitchell	33	32	30	31	31.5
32	Caleb Douglas	37	31	41	29	34.5
33	Keenan Allen	32	34	35	38	34.75
34	Jordan Addison	31	37	36	36	35
35	Tank Dell	39	35	34	33	35.25
36	Tre Tucker	41	36	43	34	38.5
37	Ryan Flournoy	40	33	42	41	39
38	Antonio Williams	42	39	37	39	39.25
39	Malik Washington	44	41	44	35	41
40	Khalil Shakir	48	42	38	37	41.25
41	Jordyn Tyson	56	38	32	40	41.5
42	Mack Hollins	43	43	39	43	42
43	Josh Downs	35	44	45	46	42.5
44	Wan’Dale Robinson	38	45	46	45	43.5
45	Devaughn Vele	36	47	51	44	44.5
46	Ladd McConkey	52	40	40	48	45
47	Jordan Watkins	46	46	52	47	47.75
48	Quentin Johnston	51	52	48	42	48.25
49	Keon Coleman	45	49	47	55	49
50	Malachi Fields	49	55	49	53	51.5
51	Xavier Hutchinson	47	58	50	52	51.75
52	Demarcus Robinson	55	54	54	49	53
53	Efton Chism III	53	53	55	54	53.75
54	Kayshon Boutte	64	51	53	51	54.75
55	Konata Mumpfield	57	50	68	50	56.25
56	Tutu Atwell	54	59	56	60	57.25
57	Deebo Samuel Sr.	29	48	31	NR	57.75
58	Cooper Kupp	63	57	57	57	58.5
59	Savion Williams	61	60	58	58	59.25
60	Tre’ Harris	50	62	64	62	59.5
61	Marvin Harrison Jr.	65	61	59	59	61
62	Jerry Jeudy	68	63	61	61	63.25
63	Rashod Bateman	59	64	65	67	63.75
64	Xavier Worthy	58	66	77	65	66.5
65	Brian Thomas Jr.	70	74	60	74	69.5
66	Laquon Treadwell	69	68	71	72	70
67	Jahan Dotson	62	56	NR	56	74.25
68	Dohnte Meyers	NR	71	67	73	83.5
69	Ja’Kobi Lane	NR	70	66	75	83.5
70	Travis Hunter	NR	72	69	71	83.75
71	A.J. Brown	60	79	76	NR	84.5
72	Van Jefferson	67	88	63	NR	85.25
73	Treylon Burks	66	87	NR	66	85.5
74	Rashid Shaheed	NR	86	73	70	88
75	Kyle Williams	NR	65	NR	63	96

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