Week 10 fantasy football start ’em, sit ’em WR picks from FlurrySports include both Jalen Coker and Denzel Boston.
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For the most part, the top-drafted wide receivers have lived up to expectations this season, so everyone should have a starting WR to feel good about. However, once you move to the WR2/3 tiers, the inconsistency is wild. Playing the matchups seems like the best bet right now, but who is worth a spot in your starting lineup for Week 10?
I’m here to answer some of those tough questions in my Fantasy Football Start ’em, Sit ’em!
Look, I am not here to say that Jaxon Smith-Njigba or Ja’Marr Chase belong in your lineup. I hope you already know that. Instead, I will go over players you may actually have a question about. These are players you may debate on starting in your WR2/3 slot, or possibly your Flex position, depending on the weekly matchup. Below, I have two players I like and two more that I am nervous about.
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 WRs
Start: Jalen Coker Fantasy Outlook at Saints
The Cokeheads have been buzzing this season. I’ve heard some pretty crazy takes from them, but in reality, he has just two top-20 performances this season, and they were the first two weeks of the year. While I am far from sold on Jalen Coker being a confident WR2 for the Carolina Panthers, I do love his matchup against the New Orleans Saints this week.
The Saints have allowed an average of three receptions of 20+ yards to wide receivers in their last four games. They have also allowed the sixth-most yards per play this season. Given the matchup, the Panthers should be able to get their groove back on offense a little bit. Bryce Young has cooled off from his hot start in the same way that Coker did; however, the two should both have success in Week 10.
Start: KC Concepcion Jr. Fantasy Outlook vs Texans
This will be a fun game to watch, whether you want to see Deshaun Watson take on his former team or if you want to see Watson get his dick kicked in. While I think the Cleveland Browns could really struggle in this game, I do like rookie receiver KC Concepcion Jr.
This one is pretty simple this week. Despite not playing last week, Deshaun Watson has been sacked the most in the NFL this season (33). Cleveland is allowing the most sacks per game this season (4.2), and the Houston Texans are averaging the most sacks per game (3.6).
Watson will get hit a ton in this game and likely not finish the fourth quarter. If he is under a ton of pressure, the ball will have to get out quickly. As a result, the downfield plays won’t have time to come to fruition, meaning the targets will go underneath to Concepcion. He has a 20% target share this season and a 7.7-yard average depth of target. He has 15 catches for 251 yards and a touchdown over the past three weeks.
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Sit: Denzel Boston Fantasy Outlook vs Texans
Yes, I am saying to start one rookie wide receiver for the Browns, but you should sit the other one. I loved Denzel Boston last week, and that worked out as expected. This week, the Browns’ rookie outside receiver is landing on “sit” side of the Week 10 Fantasy Football Start ‘em, Sit ‘em.
As stated above, the Browns give up the most sacks per game while the Texans get the most sacks per game. I’m no mathematician, but it sounds like Deshaun Watson will be getting fed to the wolves this week.
Watson will get hit a ton in this game and likely not finish the fourth quarter. If he is under a ton of pressure, the ball will have to get out quickly. As a result, the long-developing downfield plays won’t be there, and that’s where Boston makes his money. Denzel Boston has the highest average depth of target on the Browns, so his targets are likely the ones taken away by the Texans on Sunday.
Sit: Ladd McConkey Fantasy Outlook at Ravens
After a decent Week 8, Ladd McConkey rewarded fantasy owners with a big ol’ goose egg last week, as he left with a back injury. I’ll keep this short and simple: do not start any Los Angeles Chargers. You cannot trust any of them to do anything but disappoint you. If McConkey happens to accidentally get a good performance, include him in a 2-for-1 trade and let someone else deal with him. He does have the most fantasy trade value of the Chargers players.
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