Week 10
Week 10 opportunity forecast: who gets more touches
Players in line for clearly more carries and targets in Week 10 than usual, and why.
Week 10 picks arrive Friday evening, after the final injury report.
Last week's picks: how Week 9 went
More work ahead
| Player | Rostered (then) | Projected | Scored | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Austin Ekeler RB · WAS · Flex | 20–26% | 9.9 | 5.4 (RB47) | ✗ miss |
| Mike Washington Jr. RB · LV · Sit | 72–78% | 8.7 | -0.3 (RB85) | ✗ miss |
| Woody Marks RB · HOU · Start | 87–93% | 12.6 | 8.4 (RB27) | ✗ miss |
| Rashee Rice WR · KC · Start | 94–100% | 15.1 | 9.9 (WR37) | ✗ miss |
| Antonio Williams WR · WAS · Start | 62–68% | 10.2 | 5.5 (WR59) | ✗ miss |
| Justin Jefferson WR · MIN · Start | 96–100% | 13.5 | 8.8 (WR42) | ✗ miss |
Projected = what we showed before kickoff, in PPR points. Scored = his PPR points, with his finish at the position.
How to use this page
More work ahead lists players in line for clearly more carries and targets than usual this week, usually because a teammate is out. For Week 10, each card says why, how much more work to expect and what it's worth in points. Use it Friday to Sunday to fill a lineup spot after an injury.
Scored points use the official stats, including 2-point conversions and return touchdowns. Projections leave those two out: they are rare and not modeled.