Fantasy Football Streamers For Week 10: Can Daniel Jones Get It Done?
In today's Fantasy Life Newsletter, presented by Bleacher Nation Fantasy, we dive into viable streamers for Week 10, WR matchups to target, and what we've learned throughout the season.
In today's Fantasy Life Newsletter, presented by Bleacher Nation Fantasy:
Cleveland, Green Bay, Seattle, and Las Vegas are on bye this week and the injuries continue to pile up. Some teams need to dig deep and stream at a position. In addition to Jordan Love and Geno Smith on a bye week, Dak Prescott is out with a hamstring injury and Trevor Lawrence is unlikely to play. Michael Pittman, Darius Slayton, and Keon Coleman are just some of the wide receivers ruled out.
With so many moving pieces, here are a few streamers to consider in Week 10.
QUARTERBACK
Daniel Jones, New York Giants
Jones is inconsistent but can have good fantasy games in favorable matchups. Last week against Washington, Jones passed for 174 yards with 2 touchdowns and rushed for 54 yards on 7 carries with a score. The Panthers allow the sixth-most fantasy points to quarterbacks and have allowed 18 touchdowns while only recording 3 interceptions (zero since Week 4).
RUNNING BACK
Tyler Allgeier, Atlanta Falcons
Bijan Robinson has been getting larger workloads recently, but Allgeier is still involved. Allgeier always has a chance to score against a bad Saints defense. Allgeier scored last week and has 2 touchdowns in the last four games. Against the Saints in Week 4, he had 8 carries for 60 yards and caught 2 passes for 20 yards.
WIDE RECEIVER
Jauan Jennings, San Francisco 49ers
Jennings is set to return and if he sits out, Ricky Pearsall could take his place. Jennings tends to play out of the slot more often, has performed well when given the snaps, and gets a great matchup against a weak Buccaneers secondary that allows the seventh-most fantasy points to wide receivers.
TIGHT END
Taysom Hill, New Orleans Saints
Hill will see an expanded role with the Saints short-handed. Kendre Miller is on injured reserve and has been limited with a groin injury, allowing Hill to get carries in addition to being involved in the passing game. Hill had a 19% target share last week, catching 4 passes for 41 yards and rushed 5 times for 19 yards with a touchdown. Hill had 6 carries for 24 yards with 2 touchdowns against the Falcons in Week 4.
If you need more streamers to consider, consult our start/sit tool to compare options and double down to see how our expert rankers view fringe options this week.
What else is in today’s newsletter?
- Stat of the Day: An RB1 In The Big Apple
- Watercooler: 32 Facts/32 Teams and more
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A New RB1 In The Big Apple
- By Matt LaMarca
Stat of the Day: Tyrone Tracy played on 69.5% of the Giants’ snaps in Week 9
Tracy was the Giants’ fifth-round pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, and he has officially solidified his status as the team’s top running back. He played on 69.5% of the team’s offensive snaps vs. the Commanders despite being limited in practice with a concussion for most of the week. It was his second-highest mark of the year and his best mark in a game where Devin Singletary was also active.
With the Giants sitting at just 2-7, there’s no reason to expect Tracy’s role to decrease moving forward. He’s dominating the most valuable touches for the team as well, handling 71% of the short-yardage and 71% of the long-down and distance snaps in their last game. Scoring touchdowns and catching passes are the two easiest ways for running backs to score fantasy points, and Tracy has upside in both departments.
Tracy is coming off a down performance in Week 9, finishing with 16 carries for 66 scoreless yards, but he looks like a slam-dunk RB2 moving forward. If his current fantasy manager is less informed, trying to pry Tracy away in a trade could pay huge dividends.
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