Fantasy WR PPR Rankings Week 10: Who To Start, Sit On Wide Receiver In Fantasy Football

Our Week 10 fantasy WR PPR rankings and the standard WR rankings look more similar than usual, as there are only a handful of catchers who are significantly better in the PPR leagues. Some of those guys have favorable matchups this week, as we’ll see below. Once again we are looking for people to sleep in the start bubble, take a seat as making those key WR3 or flexible lineup decisions can go a long way towards winning or losing a week.

Those of you who have enjoyed the fantasy points provided by the Buccaneers WR trio will be happy to win back Mike Evans, Chris Godwin and (hopefully) Antonio Brown (ankle), but we lose Tee Higgins, Ja’Marr Chase, Brandin . Cooks and Kadarius Toney, among others, for goodbyes. In the grand scheme of things, it’s not the worst bye week for pass receivers. There are still many earrings available this week.

WEEK 10 STANDARD RATINGS:
Attack player | Running back | The wide receiver | Hard ending | D / ST | Kicker

Tyreek Hill (@ Raiders), Justin Jefferson (@ Chargers) and DeAndre Hopkins (vs. Panthers) lead superstar receivers with tough matchups, but as always, they remain starters as long as they’re active. That applies to Hopkins even if Kyler Murray (ankle) is out again.

WEEK 10 PPR RANKINGS:
Attack player | Running back | Hard ending | D / ST | Kicker

Especially in the PPR leagues, Jarvis Landry (@ Patriots), Cole Beasley (@ Jets), Jakobi Meyers (vs. Browns), Russell Gage (@ Cowboys), and Hunter Renfrow (vs. Chiefs) seem like strong WR3 or flex options. Renfrow has risen to about 65 percent owned in Yahoo’s leagues, but it’s time to grab him if you can and immediately pit him against a terrible Kansas City defense overall. Gage showed his PPR on the upside last week when he replaced Calvin Ridley (staff), and Myers struggled tremendously. However, Cleveland allowed eight receivers to catch six or more passes this year, so Meyers should have a higher floor this time.

Beasley struggled through uneven games earlier this season, but he seems to be on the mend and is always a candidate for double-digit receptions. Allen Lazard (against Seahawks) is better suited for standard leagues, but can be considered as well. We will have to monitor if Aaron Rodgers (reserve / COVID) plays.

You can also try Zach Pascal or TY Hilton (against Jaguars), Laviska Shenault or Jamal Agnew (@ Colts), Michael Gallup (against Falcons) and Randall Cobb and Marquez Valdes-Scantling (against Seahawks), depending on who it is. healthy and has a starting quarterback pitching the ball to them. Shenault and Agnew have a bit more of an advantage in the PPR leagues, but their ceilings are lower than most other players.

Corey Davis, Elijah Moore and Jamison Crowder (vs. Bills) have been productive in spots this year, but Buffalo is the No. 1 defense against fantasy WR. We also have no idea how the goals will be split if he plays Davis (hip) or who will start as QB for New York, so it’s hard to trust any of these options. The Broncos (vs. Eagles) and Eagles (@ Broncos) are all in tough spots too, but we’d still play Courtland Sutton, Jerry Jeudy, and DeVonta Smith for some bottom-of-the-barrel options.

The quarterback and tight end are often talked about on the broadcast, but you always find a productive week-long fix in WR as well. Consider the options above and good luck as we head into the fantasy playoffs.

Qualification: We will update these WR ratings as needed throughout the week, so check back for the latest changes and analysis.

Fantasy WR PPR Rankings Week 10: Who to Start Wide Receiver

Classifications based on Full point PPR punctuation