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| Sunday, November 13, 2022 |
| The Fantasy Football Today team is here to help you get your lineups set for Week 10, and with four teams on bye, a couple of early games that haven't exactly provided us with huge production so far, plus the typically packed injury report, you probably need some help. Jamey Eisenberg, Heath Cummings, and Dave Richard are live on CBS Sports HQ right now until kickoff to cover the Week 10 slate from every ankle. |
| And if you want more direct answers to your questions, we've got other opportunities to help: Go to Twitter and use the hashtag "#AskFFT", where our whole team will be answering questions all morning; and go to the FFT YouTube channel to chat with Adam Aizer, Frank Stampfl and I starting at 11:30. We'll be there right up until kickoff answering as many questions as we can, so make sure you're in the chat early to get your questions in. |
| For more Week 10 help, here's the rest of our preview content to get you ready: |
| Week 10 Start 'Em & Sit 'Em: QB | RB | WRStarts, sits and sleepers for every game Cheat Sheets: PPR | Non-PPRWeek 10 Position Previews: QB | RB | WR | TEWeek 10 Rankings: Jamey | Dave | Heath My rankings: QB | RB | WR | TE |
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| Week 10 Injury Report |
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Quarterbacks
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| Questionable: Kyler Murray (hamstring), Matthew Stafford (concussion) |
| Murray and Stafford are both seemingly legitimately game-time decisions today, which presents a problem since they don't play until 4:25 p.m. We might get some kind of report between when this is published and when you have to make your decisions that could guide you, but as of this writing, we just don't know the status for either. You have to avoid them if you don't have someone playing in one of the later games, and Murray is probably someone you want to avoid either way -- his passing production has been mediocre all season, so if he can't run like he normally does, he isn't a QB1. |
| Expected to play: Josh Allen (elbow), Ryan Tannehill (ankle) |
| The Bills decided not to promote Matt Barkley from the practice squad this weekend, which seems to indicate we'll see Allen out there today. That's not a guarantee, however with just Case Keenum on the active roster, the Bills wouldn't seem to have many questions about Allen's availability at this point. We'll know for sure by 11:30 ET when inactives come out, but I'm moving forward as if Allen will start. There's some risk of re-injury, but he's going to be in my lineup if he's active. |
| Running backs |
| We thought Ezekiel Elliott was going to be back this week, but there seems to be a real question as to whether he'll play. Elliott was limited through the week in practice, and he's going to test his knee before the game to determine if he'll play. The Cowboys will take a long-term view with his health, and it looks like there's a legitimate chance Elliott won't play. If he doesn't, Tony Pollard is a top-12 RB; if Elliott plays, Pollard is more like an RB3 with upside, with Elliott ranked a few spots ahead of him. That's how I've got it right now. |
| One name you won't see on the injury report this week: Aaron Jones, who left last week's game with an ankle injury but has been cleared for Sunday's game against the Cowboys. It's a tough matchup, but he's worth using as a fringe RB1. |
| Out: Deon Jackson (knee), Mark Ingram (knee), J.D. McKissic (neck) |
| These are all backups, so there isn't much impact here. Antonio Gibson saw a slightly elevated role with McKissic out last week, but it was still clearly a split with Brian Robinson. In that Commanders offense, that makes him just a fringe RB2 at best, especially since Taylor Heinicke hasn't been throwing to his backs a ton. |
| Probable: Jonathan Taylor (ankle), Elijah Mitchell (knee), Kyle Juszczyk (finger) |
| Taylor is back and I'm going to treat him as an RB1 even with the questions surrounding the Colts offense. He should see a significant majority of the team's snaps, and the matchup with the Raiders isn't such a tough one that you should be scared off. It's possible this offense is just too much of a train wreck for Taylor to succeed, but he's still arguably the most talented back in the NFL, so I'm probably still starting him in all leagues. |
| Mitchell's return is certainly worth noting, though more in a, "Make sure he's rostered as Christian McCaffrey's handcuff," way than anything else. We know Mitchell can be very good in this offense, so if anything happens to McCaffrey, he'll probably be a viable starting Fantasy option himself. |
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| Wide receivers |
| The injury situation at wide receiver actually looks a lot better than it did last week, with some big names coming back and only a few starting-caliber options sidelined. Here's what the latter look like: |
| Out: Keenan Allen (hamstring) Mike Williams (ankle), Josh Reynolds (back), KJ Hamler (hamstring), Mecole Hardman (abdomen), Russell Gage (hamstring), Hunter Renfrow (oblique; IR), Romeo Doubs (ankle), |
| Josh Palmer is expected to serve as the top option in the Chargers passing game yet again, and he acquitted himself quite well in that role last week, catching eight of 10 passes for 106 yards. I don't necessarily expect a repeat of that, but he has double-digit targets in his past two games and is a solid WR2 at this point. |
| Probable: Deebo Samuel (hamstring), Jarvis Landry (ankle), Treylon Burks (toe), Jahan Dotson (hamstring), |
| I'm fascinated to see what Samuel's return will mean for his usage moving forward. We really haven't seen a game with Samuel healthy and Christian McCaffrey in a full-time role, so how the 49ers integrate Samuel into their running game and how they divvy up targets will definitely be worth watching. Samuel still obviously has top-12 upside, but I'm worried he might be more of a WR2 in a very crowded 49ers offense. |
| Questionable: Kenny Golladay (knee), Brandin Cooks (wrist), Nico Collins (groin), Marquise Goodwin (groin), Greg Dortch (groin), Amari Rodgers (hamstring) |
| Cooks is the most relevant name here, and he's expected to be back after being held out last week for personal reasons. He had his captaincy revoked since publicly expressing his frustrations over not being traded, and it's not clear if he's going to remain the top option in the passing game here moving forward. Not that he's been great in that role this season anyway. I'd have to be pretty desperate to start Cooks, though I don't want to write him off, either. |
| Tight ends |
| Out: Darren Waller (hamstring; IR), David Njoku (ankle), Jelani Woods (shoulder), Daniel Bellinger (eye)Questionable: Mo Alie-Cox (ankle), Cameron Brate (neck) |
| Waller is on IR, which should keep Foster Moreau relevant, though he is by no means a must-start option. Moreau has a 15% target share, which is decent enough, but he'll need to find the end zone to be worth starting. The same goes for Harrison Bryant, who has a great matchup against the Dolphins on the way, but who also had zero targets in the last game Njoku missed in Week 8. |
| Rankings Updates |
| Quarterbacks |
| Josh Allen vs. MINPatrick Mahomes vs. JAXJalen Hurts vs. WASTua Tagovailoa vs. CLEJustin Fields vs. DETDak Prescott @GBKirk Cousins @BUFJustin Herbert @SFDerek Carr vs. IND Jimmy Garoppolo vs. LACTrevor Lawrence @KCRussell Wilson @TENAndy Dalton @PITAaron Rodgers vs. DALJared Goff @CHIDaniel Jones vs. HOUJohn Wolford vs. ARISam Ehlinger @LVTaylor Heinicke @PHI Kenny Pickett vs. NOColt McCoy @LARJacoby Brissett @MIADavis Mills @NYGRyan Tannehill vs. DEN |
| Running backs |
| Christian McCaffrey vs. LACAustin Ekeler @SFSaquon Barkley vs. HOUDerrick Henry vs. DENAlvin Kamara @PITTravis Etienne @KCJosh Jacobs vs. INDNick Chubb @MIAJonathan Taylor @LV Dalvin Cook @BUFDameon Pierce @NYGAaron Jones vs. DALMiles Sanders vs. WASJames Conner @LARAntonio Gibson @PHIDavid Montgomery vs. DETDevin Singletary vs. MINKareem Hunt @MIAJamaal Williams @CHI Raheem Mostert vs. CLEKhalil Herbert vs. DETNajee Harris vs. NOTony Pollard @GBEzekiel Elliott @GBD'Andre Swift @CHIClyde Edwards-Helaire vs. JAXJeff Wilson vs. CLEA.J. Dillon vs. DALBrian Robinson Jr. @PHI Darrell Henderson vs. ARIMelvin Gordon @TENLatavius Murray @TENNyheim Hines vs. MINJaylen Warren vs. NODontrell Hilliard vs. DENRex Burkhead @NYGIsiah Pacheco vs. JAXEno Benjamin @LARSony Michel @SF Alexander Mattison @BUFJamycal Hasty @KCJordan Wilkins @LVDeon Jackson @LVDwayne Washington @PITKenneth Gainwell vs. WASMatt Breida vs. HOUCam Akers vs. ARIBoston Scott vs. WASJames Cook vs. MIN Tyrion Davis-Price vs. LAC |
| Wide receivers |
| Stefon Diggs vs. MINTyreek Hill vs. CLEJustin Jefferson @BUFCooper Kupp vs. ARI A.J. Brown vs. WASDavante Adams vs. INDJaylen Waddle vs. CLEAmon-Ra St. Brown @CHICeeDee Lamb @GB DeAndre Hopkins @LARChris Olave @PITDeebo Samuel vs. LACAmari Cooper @MIAJuJu Smith-Schuster vs. JAXAllen Lazard vs. DALJosh Palmer @SFChristian Kirk @KCJerry Jeudy @TENTerry McLaurin @PHI Diontae Johnson vs. NOGabe Davis vs. MINDeVonta Smith vs. WASRondale Moore @LARCourtland Sutton @TENCurtis Samuel @PHIBrandon Aiyuk vs. LACDonovan Peoples-Jones @MIAGeorge Pickens vs. NOBrandin Cooks @NYG Adam Thielen @BUFMichael Pittman @LVDarnell Mooney vs. DETJarvis Landry @PITMarquez Valdes-Scantling vs. JAXWan'Dale Robinson vs. HOUMichael Gallup @GBMack Hollins vs. INDZay Jones @KCK.J. Osborn @BUF Alec Pierce @LVAllen Robinson vs. ARI Darius Slayton vs. HOURobert Woods vs. DENMarvin Jones @KCMecole Hardman vs. JAXNoah Brown @GBDeAndre Carter @SFChris Moore @NYGParris Campbell @LV Marquez Callaway @PITIsaiah McKenzie vs. MINVan Jefferson vs. ARITrent Sherfield vs. CLESammy Watkins vs. DALKadarius Toney vs. JAX |
| Tight Ends |
| Travis Kelce vs. JAXDallas Goedert vs. WASGeorge Kittle vs. LACT.J. Hockenson @BUFDalton Schultz @GBPat Freiermuth vs. NOGreg Dulcich @TENGerald Everett @SFZach Ertz @LAR Robert Tonyan vs. DALFoster Moreau vs. INDJuwan Johnson @PITMike Gesicki vs. CLEDawson Knox vs. MINTaysom Hill @PITHarrison Bryant @MIATyler Higbee vs. ARICole Kmet vs. DETLogan Thomas @PHI Mo Alie-Cox @LV |
| Flex |
| Christian McCaffrey vs. LACAustin Ekeler @SFCooper Kupp vs. ARISaquon Barkley vs. HOUStefon Diggs vs. MINDerrick Henry vs. DENTyreek Hill vs. CLETravis Kelce vs. JAX Justin Jefferson @BUFAlvin Kamara @PITTravis Etienne @KCJosh Jacobs vs. INDA.J. Brown vs. WASNick Chubb @MIADavante Adams vs. INDJaylen Waddle vs. CLEAmon-Ra St. Brown @CHIJonathan Taylor @LV CeeDee Lamb @GBDeAndre Hopkins @LARDalvin Cook @BUFDameon Pierce @NYGChris Olave @PITDeebo Samuel vs. LACAmari Cooper @MIAJuJu Smith-Schuster vs. JAXAllen Lazard vs. DALAaron Jones vs. DAL Miles Sanders vs. WASDallas Goedert vs. WASJosh Palmer @SFChristian Kirk @KCJerry Jeudy @TENTerry McLaurin @PHIDiontae Johnson vs. NOGabe Davis vs. MINDeVonta Smith vs. WASRondale Moore @LAR James Conner @LARCourtland Sutton @TENAntonio Gibson @PHIGeorge Kittle vs. LACCurtis Samuel @PHIBrandon Aiyuk vs. LACDavid Montgomery vs. DETDevin Singletary vs. MINKareem Hunt @MIAJamaal Williams @CHI Raheem Mostert vs. CLET.J. Hockenson @BUFDalton Schultz @GBPat Freiermuth vs. NOGreg Dulcich @TENKhalil Herbert vs. DETDonovan Peoples-Jones @MIAGeorge Pickens vs. NOGerald Everett @SFBrandin Cooks @NYG Adam Thielen @BUFNajee Harris vs. NOTony Pollard @GBEzekiel Elliott @GBMichael Pittman @LVDarnell Mooney vs. DETJarvis Landry @PITMarquez Valdes-Scantling vs. JAXD'Andre Swift @CHIWan'Dale Robinson vs. HOU Clyde Edwards-Helaire vs. JAXMichael Gallup @GBJeff Wilson vs. CLEMack Hollins vs. INDZach Ertz @LARRobert Tonyan vs. DALZay Jones @KCK.J. Osborn @BUFFoster Moreau vs. INDJuwan Johnson @PIT Alec Pierce @LVA.J. Dillon vs. DALBrian Robinson Jr. @PHIAllen Robinson vs. ARIDarrell Henderson vs. ARIMelvin Gordon @TENMike Gesicki vs. CLEDarius Slayton vs. HOURobert Woods vs. DENMarvin Jones @KC Mecole Hardman vs. JAXNoah Brown @GBLatavius Murray @TENDeAndre Carter @SFChris Moore @NYGParris Campbell @LVDawson Knox vs. MINNyheim Hines vs. MINMarquez Callaway @PITTaysom Hill @PIT Isaiah McKenzie vs. MINJaylen Warren vs. NOVan Jefferson vs. ARIDontrell Hilliard vs. DENRex Burkhead @NYGIsiah Pacheco vs. JAXTrent Sherfield vs. CLESammy Watkins vs. DALEno Benjamin @LAR Kadarius Toney vs. JAXSony Michel @SFHarrison Bryant @MIABen Skowronek vs. ARIKyle Philips vs. DENTyler Higbee vs. ARIAlexander Mattison @BUFJamycal Hasty @KCCole Kmet vs. DETRobbie Anderson @LAR Jordan Wilkins @LVDeon Jackson @LVLogan Thomas @PHIMo Alie-Cox @LVSamori Toure vs. DALSteven Sims vs. NOK.J. Hamler @TENPhillip Dorsett @NYG |
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