Week 10 Kicker Streamers and Starts - 2025 Fantasy Tiers, Rankings

November 5, 2025

Kacey Kasem looks at all 2025 fantasy football Week 10 kickers -- streamers, starts, sits, targets, avoids, and waiver wire pickups. Our Week 10 rankings and tiers for all of the NFL kickers.

It's a brand new week, and we're bringing the fantasy football kicker streamers, rankings, and starts for Week 10 of the 2025 NFL season. Week 9 reminded fantasy managers just how unpredictable kickers can be. Cam Little knocked in a 68-yard field goal to set a new NFL record, breaking Justin Tucker's mark of 66. It was a beautiful sight to witness as a kicker fan.

As we head into Week 10, bye weeks continue to decimate fantasy lineups. The Cowboys, Chiefs, Bengals, and Titans are all off, meaning no Brandon Aubrey, Harrison Butker, Evan McPherson, or Nick Folk (all top-12 kickers through nine weeks). That's a lot of fantasy production to replace, but solid fill-ins are sitting on waivers.

We're at the point in the season where weather becomes a factor and red-zone trends are clearer. It's the perfect time to stream based on the matchup instead of the name. Here are the kickers to confidently start this week, as well as the ones worth avoiding.

Week 10 Kicker Rankings for Fantasy Football

• 11/5: Ka'imi Fairbairn is not expected to play in Week 10, Matthew Wright has been signed instead.
• 11/4: Falcons signed Zane Gonzalez and released Parker Romo.

Kicker Streamers to Target for Week 10

Only kickers rostered in fewer than 60% of fantasy football leagues are considered streamers. 

Will Reichard (MIN) vs. Baltimore Ravens
20% Rostered

In Week 9's 27-24 win over the Lions, Reichard once again came through like he has all season. He drilled all five of his kicks, including a clutch 50-yard boot.

He's now 16-for-18 on field goal tries and perfect on extra points this year. Reichard currently ranks as the K9 in fantasy scoring. His six makes from 50 or beyond are the second-most in the NFL, saying plenty about his confidence and the Vikings' trust in him.

.@WillReichard makes a career long 59-yard FG and his teammates are hyped

MINvsCHI on ESPN/ABC
Stream on @NFLPlus and ESPN+ pic.twitter.com/jD8DNAAGCG

— NFL (@NFL) September 9, 2025

He'll stay indoors in Week 10 as he takes on the Ravens, a defense that often forces stalled drives and, in turn, field goal attempts. Reichard's 62-yarder earlier in the season proves Minnesota isn't scared to let him kick from anywhere.

With J.J. McCarthy and the offensive line healthy again, Reichard should see plenty of scoring chances. His reliable leg and a coaching staff that clearly believes in him make him an easy top-10 play this week.

Andy Borregales (NE) at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
4% Rostered

After a rocky start to his rookie campaign, Borregales finally settled in. He was flawless in Week 9, connecting on his lone field goal and all three extra points in New England's 24-23 victory over the Falcons.

Through nine games, he's 12-of-14 on field goals and 24-of-26 on extra points, including two from 50-plus.

Tampa Bay is a solid matchup when streaming kickers, and that's who Borregales faces in Week 10. The Bucs give up steady yardage and can cause stalled drives inside the 30, creating field goal opportunities. They've been middle-of-the-pack in allowing touchdowns in the red zone, meaning opponents regularly settle for three.

The game carries a tight spread, with a projected mid-to-high total perfect for kicker volume. That should translate to several extra point tries and a couple of field goal attempts for Borregales. He's earned the coaching staff's trust after the rare early misses and is a perfect addition to rosters searching for a safe kicker this week.

Kickers to Avoid for Week 10

Cam Little (JAC) at Houston Texans
19% Rostered 

That 68-yarder from Week 9 was incredible, no doubt. Let's not pretend this one massive kick changes everything. Little has the leg strength, and we knew that based on the 70-yarder he hit in the preseason. Accuracy has been his real issue.

He's 12-for-17 on field goals (76.5%) and had missed three kicks in the two games before Sunday's contest. The Jaguars clearly trust him from deep, but he's struggling with those shorter kicks. Sure, the distance is nice for fantasy, but the inconsistency is frustrating.

Jacksonville Jaguars kicker @cameronglittle set a new NFL record with a 68-yard field goal 🏈 @Jaguars pic.twitter.com/KzoO700YjJ

— Pro Football Hall of Fame (@ProFootballHOF) November 3, 2025

He'll face the Texans this week, a defense allowing the fewest fantasy points to opposing kickers this year. The Houston defense is effective at forcing teams to score touchdowns or punt before they get into field goal range, leaving little middle ground.

Little is a fun dart throw if you're hoping for a boom game, but his floor leans more toward bust. I understand starting him as a Hail Mary, hoping he tries long kicks. Otherwise, sit him as his accuracy and the matchup work against him in this one.

Joshua Karty (LAR) at San Francisco 49ers
24% Rostered

It's been tough sledding for Karty this season, as he missed his only field goal last week (a 39-yarder). That makes four different contests this season where he's had a miss. He's connected on just 10-of-15 field goal attempts this season (66.7%) and 23-of-26 extra point attempts (88.5%).

Head coach Sean McVay has voiced frustration about the special teams unit, telling reporters they "have to get better." Something we already know, and something you don't want to hear from the coach going into a matchup with the 49ers.

Here are Sean McVay's full answers to my questions on if the Rams will work out kickers this week, and what he's thought about how Chase Blackburn has handled the challenges in the kicking game this year. https://t.co/k8dxfW1AiO pic.twitter.com/cOXkAwgqSp

— Adam Grosbard (@AdamGrosbard) November 3, 2025

San Francisco's defense dries up kicker opportunities. They rarely let drives reach the 30-yard line, often forcing opponents to go for it or punt, and the 49ers also give up the ninth-fewest fantasy points to kickers.

If the Rams fall behind, expect aggression on fourth downs, which could lead to fewer field goal attempts for Karty. There's too much going against him this week to trust him in your lineup.

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