Week 10 fantasy football start ’em, sit ’em RB picks from FlurrySports include both Zach Charbonnet and Corey Kiner.
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We were planning for the best and expecting the worst, as far as the NFL Trade Deadline goes. Will Jonathan Taylor go to a contender? Will the Titans stop holding Tony Pollard hostage? Nah, nothing happened, and it is more of the same. Where’s James Conner?
Regardless, through bye weeks, injuries and bad matchups, you may have some serious questions about who to start as your RB2 this week, but I’m here to help with the Week 9 Fantasy Football Start ’em, Sit ’em! We have some big names in the article this week.
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Fantasy Football Start ’em, Sit ’em: Week 10 RBs
Start: Zach Charbonnet Fantasy Outlook at Raiders
Zach Charbonnet has now played two games since returning from a torn ACL. Last week, he played 57% of the Seahawks’ offensive snaps. He saw 17 total touches in the game, running for 77 yards on 16 carries. While he has not found the end zone yet, that could change this week.
The Raiders have allowed the third-most fantasy points to RBs this season, giving up a league-high 1,185 rushing yards and nine rushing touchdowns to the position. Over the past three games, they have allowed 503 yards and four touchdowns on the ground to RBs.
We know that the Seahawks want to give the ball to Charbonnet when they get in the red zone. Last season, he was able to run for 12 touchdowns in 16 games. Look for Zach Charbonnet to rack up plenty of yards and find the end zone in Week 10.
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Start: Corey Kiner Fantasy Outlook vs Lions (International)
The New England Patriots will be playing in Germany with a depleted backfield. TreVeyon Henderson is out with his mental health stuff, while Rhamondre Stevenson suffered a knee injury last week. Playing just 10 snaps last week in a blowout, Corey Kiner took on the role of the lead back without Stevenson. He took eight carries for 55 yards, and he scored his first NFL touchdown.
This week, Kiner will again be the early-down and short-yardage running back. If you need a deep sleeper, Lan Larison will get the receiving work out of the backfield.
The Detroit Lions have been great against running backs this season. However, in terms of total defense, they are allowing 5.4 yards per play and 3.8 red zone trips per game. If the Patriots can get three or four trips to the red zone in Sunday morning’s game, Corey Kiner will get his fair share of carries, giving him opportunities to find the end zone once again.
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Sit: Tyler Allgeier Fantasy Outlook vs Rams
The Arizona Cardinals offense is about to get really bad. They are already averaging 4.7 yards per play, which is the fourth-fewest in the league. Now, they lost Michael Wilson for the season, meaning the top three wide receivers they started the season with are gone, the first-round running back is gone, and now they are on their third quarterback, who happens to be a rookie. Tyler Allgeier will see plenty of volume, but with almost no threats to opposing defenses outside of Trey McBride, the recipe to stop Arizona is simplified.
If you take away Tyler Allgeier’s 63-yard run this season, which was seemingly a fluke, then he has run for 306 yards on 88 carries, good for just 3.47 yards per carry. I expect him to be even less efficient against the Rams this week.
The Rams have allowed the sixth-fewest fantasy points to RBs this season. With Aaron Donald and Myles Garrett playing together for the first time last week, the Rams limited Washington’s RBs to 44 yards on 14 carries, and they sacked Jayden Daniels four times as well. This should be a strong defensive performance for the Rams, and it is a matchup to avoid for Tyler Allgeier fantasy owners.
Sit: Omarion Hampton Fantasy Outlook at Ravens
If you are still holding onto Omarion Hampton, it is seemingly because you have to. I have heard from many people who feel like they have to start him at RB2 or Flex due to injuries and bye weeks. However, you certainly do not have to do that in Week 10, and you shouldn’t lose sleep over dropping him either.
Hampton has been stuffed on over 20% of his carries this season, meaning he has not gained a yard on that many carries. Not only is the offensive line struggling, but his rushing yards over expected is also -37.4. This week, he faces a Baltimore Ravens defense that has allowed just 3.6 yards per carry. There is absolutely no reason for you to start him.
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