Fantasy Football Start/Sit Rankings & Advice: Wide Receiver (Week 10)

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Fantasy Football Week 10 Rankings & Start/Sit Advice

2022 Fantasy Football Rankings powered by FantasyProsECR (TM) – Expert Consensus Rankings

Week 10 Player Notes & Start/Sit Advice

Chris Olave (NO) at PIT: Saints -2.5 | 40.5 O/U

Despite exiting Week 5 early and missing Week 6 with a concussion, Olave had 26-350-2 receiving on 43 targets in five games without No. 1 WR Michael Thomas (foot, IR) in Weeks 4-9.
Olave ranks No. 1 in the league with 137.1 air yards per game (per RotoViz).
The Steelers are No. 1 in most fantasy points allowed to wide receivers (38.8 FPPG).

Amari Cooper (CLE) at MIA: Browns +3.5 | 48.5 O/U

Cooper had 5-131-1 receiving on seven targets without TE David Njoku (ankle) in Week 8, and Njoku is uncertain to play coming out of the bye.
A boom/bust receiver, Copper has been a fantasy WR1 in half his games this year.
The Dolphins defense is No. 29 in dropback EPA per play (0.152).

The last time Amari Cooper and Xavien Howard faced offpic.twitter.com/9Kl6eLKQEf

— Ian Hartitz (@Ihartitz) November 9, 2022

Christian Kirk (JAX) at KC: Jaguars +9.5 | 50.5 O/U

Kirk was horrible in Week 5 with just 11 scoreless yards — but in the first four weeks of the season he had 20-327-3 receiving on 36 targets … and in the most recent four weeks he had 22-236-2 on 31 targets: Those numbers are livable.
The Chiefs are No. 32 in defensive pass DVOA against No. 1 wide receivers (32.1%) and could be without starting CB Jaylen Watson (concussion).

D.J. Moore (CAR) vs. ATL: Panthers +3 | 44 O/U

In the past three weeks, without No. 1 RB Christian McCaffrey and No. 2 WR Robbie Anderson — both of whom were traded in Week 7 — Moore has 15-245-2 receiving on 27 targets.
Moore is No. 2 at the position — trailing only Cooper Kupp — with his 97% snap rate.
Against the Falcons in Week 8, Moore had 6-152-1 receiving on 11 targets.
The Falcons are No. 2 in most fantasy points allowed to wide receivers (37.4 FPPG).

DeVonta Smith (PHI) vs. WAS: Eagles -11 | 44 O/U

Smith went off against the Commanders in Week 3 with a position-best 8-169-1 receiving on 12 targets.
The Commanders are No. 32 in defensive pass DVOA against No. 2 wide receivers (35.4%).

3 brilliant catches from DeVonta Smith today against the Commanders pic.twitter.com/yMRTSR09qc

— Nate Tice (@Nate_Tice) September 26, 2022

Michael Pittman (IND) at LV: Colts +6.5 | 42.5 O/U

Pittman had season-low marks last week in targets (6), receptions (3) and yards (22) — but before that he had 528 yards on 70 targets in seven games.
The Raiders defense is No. 30 in dropback SR (52.2%), No. 31 in dropback EPA per play (0.233) and No. 32 in pass DVOA (30.8%).