If you have a little uncertainty at the wide receiver position, you may need to search the waivers to see who is available for a plug and play. These are the top Week 10 fantasy football streamers at wide receiver that may be available for a pickup.
Week 10 Fantasy Football Streamers at WR
Curtis Samuel, CAR (vs TB)
Curtis Samuel has become a major point of this high-powered Panthers offense. Carolina faces a tough matchup against a strong Tampa Bay defense. The Bucs play well against outside receivers as well as rushing the passer. This means that Teddy Bridgewater will have to get the ball out quick on short passes. Samuel should be able to work crossing routes and take a couple short passes and run with them. He also has also become a gadget player who the Panthers can lineup all over the field. With many eyes on Mike Davis and the outside receivers, Samuel is a sneaky streamer here that Tampa Bay could lose, due to him lining up all over the place.
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Darnell Mooney, CHI (vs MIN)
Darnell Mooney makes my streamer article again this week. He didn’t have the game I thought he was going to have last week. He has another great matchup here as once again the Bears are matched up against a team that struggles to rush the passer. If Nick Foles can get his feet set and make his reads, he should have a big game. Darnell Mooney should benefit from this as he is a big play threat for Chicago. Harrison Smith will probably be shaded towards Allen Robinson, which opens the door for Mooney to see some one on one coverage. Look for Foles to connect with Mooney on a couple deep shots this week.
Jakobi Meyers, NE (vs BAL)
Jakobi Meyers has become the number one receiving option for Cam Newton and the Patriots. Meyers might be a matchup-proof receiver, due to Newton’s tendency to force feed targets. Something that Bill Belichick has found success with is using his best offense weapon over and over to win games. If Meyers can produce another game like last week (12 receptions for 169 yards) than he can be a second half breakout star for fantasy football. Meyers doesn’t have the greatest matchup this week, but it looks like Newton is comfortable throwing the ball to him. Look for Meyers to see an abundance of targets this weeks, making him a solid streamer candidate with long term upside.
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