Although Christian McCaffrey returned to activities after six weeks away and left stitches in bulk, the Panthers running back will be out of action once again, now with a shoulder injury.
Who to start in week 10?
- Quarterback: The most porous defense in the NFL against passing is the Seahawks (tolerates an average of 362.1 yards per game); plus an average of two scoring passes. Faced with a unit as poor as Seattle Jared Goff may have one of his strongest performances of the campaign.
- Running back: Despite Nick Chubb returning from injured reserve, Kareem Hunt He may be the one to carry the running game for the Browns, who are the fifth-best running offense in the NFL. As if there were little missing, they are on the defensive in front less efficient against the run, that of the Texans.
- Wide receiver: With Courtland Sutton’s removal from the 2020 campaign, Jerry Jeudy he became the best receiver for the Broncos (484 yards). In Week 10, Denver will face the Raiders, who allow an average of 267.1 passing yards per game, the 10th worst this year.
- Tight end: In the victory against the WFT Evan Engram had his best game of the season for the fantasy leagues (10.8 points). For Week 10 the Giants will face the Eagles, who have tolerated an average of 9.25 units to rival tight ends.
- Kicker: The Vikings are the team that has allowed the most points to the opposing kickers (average of 10.5 points) and only the Seahawks and Packers in Week 8 fell below 10 points. This opens the opportunity for Cairo Saints, of the Bears, get his third game of the season with double-digit numbers in fantasy.
- Defending: Los Saints They are coming off the best defensive performance of the season, amassing 23 points thanks to three interceptions by Tom Brady and just three points by the Buccaneers. In week 10 they will face the 49ers, who arrive with a diminished offense and with few aspirations to win.
