Week 10 fantasy football start ’em, sit ’em TE picks from FlurrySports include both Dalton Kincaid and Hunter Henry.
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The tight end position has gotten complicated this season, with many of the top players to start the season struggling to be consistent now. While it was rumored, no tight ends were traded this week, so everything from that perspective at least stays the same. Still, you likely have several questions at the position, and my fantasy football start ’em, sit ’em is here to help!
Look, I am not here to tell you that Trey McBride or Brock Bowers are worthy of starts. Hell, we’ll leave that type of analysis to the Fantasy Football Counselor or some other hack. Instead, we will look at the players who potentially may or may not be a TE1, depending on their weekly matchup.
Now, labeling a player as a “sit” does not mean they are a must-sit player. As always, check out our weekly fantasy football rankings here. You can also access the FlurrySports Playbook here for all of the matchup-winning data your league doesn’t want you to have! There’s no doubt it will help with your fantasy football start ’em, sit ’em questions.
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Fantasy Football Start ’em, Sit ’em: Week 10 TEs
Start: Hunter Henry Fantasy Outlook vs Lions (International)
We’ll kick off the Week 10 Fantasy Football Start ‘em, Sit ‘em with Hunter Henry, who has a juicy matchup against the Detroit Lions. The Lions’ defensive struggles have been on full display, allowing the most fantasy points to TEs by nearly six full points. Across eight games, Detroit has allowed a tight end to find the end zone a whopping 11 times, and they have also allowed 10 receptions of 20+ yards to the position.
Hunter Henry enters this game with steady usage on an offense that has been a bit chaotic around him. He has had under six PPR fantasy points just once all season.
The Patriots will be playing without both Rhamondre Stevenson and TreVeyon Henderson in the backfield. So, once they get in the red zone, their willingness to run the ball may be a bit lower. Look for Drake Maye to target the big bodies like Hunter Henry and rookie Eli Raridon. The Lions are allowing over a touchdown per game to the position, so one of the two likely scores on Sunday morning.
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Start: Dalton Kincaid Fantasy Outlook at Jets
Last week, we listed Dalton Kincaid as a “sit” in a terrible matchup. Luckily, he gets a much better one this week against the New York Jets. While the Jets have been below-average at the position all season, they have allowed the third-most fantasy points to TEs over the past four weeks. While they have played some good TEs during this stretch, they also allowed 13.6 fantasy points to the Dolphins.
It sounds obvious, but when the Bills put up a bunch of points, Dalton Kincaid thrives. The Bills have scored 30+ points five times this season. In those games, Kincaid is averaging 4.8 receptions and 71.2 yards. In the other three games, he has averaged 2.0 catches for 14.6 yards. Currently, the Bills are favored by 8.5 points, and the game has a projected total over 50.5 points. There’s a strong chance they hang 30 on the Jets in Week 10.
Sit: Brenton Strange Fantasy Outlook at Titans
We saw Brenton Strange have a really solid three-week stretch earlier this season, with PPR finishes of TE5, TE9 and TE17. He totaled 23 targets in those three games, but he hasn’t seen more than three targets in any other game this season.
The big difference between those three games and the others was that they were competitive. The Jaguars have been easily taking care of opponents, and Strange just hasn’t been involved when the offense has their way. This week, the blowouts should continue, as Jacksonville plays Tennessee.
On top of the game script not going his way, the Titans have allowed only 343 receiving yards to TEs through eight games. With those two trends combined, you have plenty of reason to sit Brenton Strange in Week 10.
Sit: Juwan Johnson Fantasy Outlook vs Panthers
After starting the season strong, Juwan Johnson has faded away. A touchdown saved last week’s performance, but he has still totaled three receptions over the past three games. He has also averaged 14.3 yards over the past four games. Now, rookie playmaker Jordyn Tyson is added to this offense, and his snaps will rise with each game he plays. This just means another mouth to feed, as well as another big-bodied receiver to take red zone targets.
Juwan Johnson not only shouldn’t be started this week, but you can probably drop him. Check out the FlurrySports Playbook for more data and analysis to help with those tough Start ’em, Sit ’em decisions!
