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Domantas Sabonis (knee) Out; Keegan Murray Unavailable
and lavine just came back into the game. no domas or keegan tho.
— Brenden Nunes (@BrendenNunesNBA) November 11, 2026
Murray still doesn't seem 100% from his ankle injury and Sabonis missed last night with knee soreness. Wonder if either are playing a factor.
Fantasy analysis coming soon
Zach LaVine Drops 31 Points, Turns Ankle in Second Half vs. the Magic
Zach LaVine talks about the Kings' 107-100 loss to the Magic, making sense of the self-inflicted wounds, the support role he now plays to Darius Acuff Jr. and says he turned his ankle in the second half. pic.twitter.com/CJ2aZ2Rvg5
— Sean Cunningham (@SeanCunningham) November 11, 2026
Fantasy analysis coming soon
Tutu Atwell's Target Share About to Take Off?
Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Tutu Atwell has seen nine targets over his last two games, and his volume could continue to surge heading into Week 10 against the Arizona Cardinals. Atwell has seen increased opportunities on offense with wide receiver Davante Adams (hamstring) on injured reserve, and now, Puka Nacua (knee) and Jordan Whittington (back) are both headed for an extended absence. Nacua is averaging a whopping 13.3 targets per game this season, so that's a lot of vacated targets that will now be distributed among the Rams' other receivers, including Atwell. Historically, the 27-year-old has been more of a deep threat, but we would not be surprised if the Rams get him more involved in the intermediate passing game to make up for the loss of Adams and Nacua. Matthew Stafford has a long track record of supporting fantasy-relevant receivers, so Atwell has a decent chance to get on the WR3/flex radar, especially if he can establish himself as a preferred option ahead of Konata Mumpfield and CJ Daniels. Fantasy managers in leagues with at least 12-14 teams should strongly consider adding Atwell off waivers, as he's likely headed for at least four or five weeks of fantasy relevance.
Source: RotoBaller
Source: RotoBaller
Van Jefferson's Volume Takes Off as Fantasy Appeal Grows
Washington Commanders wide receiver Van Jefferson has emerged as an intriguing waiver wire target after an impressive performance in Week 9. In the Commanders' second game without Terry McLaurin (knee), Jefferson saw his snap share soar to 58%, up from 12% the week prior. Additionally, after not catching a pass in his first two games with Washington, Jefferson broke out with seven targets, five catches, 58 receiving yards, and one touchdown on Sunday against his old team, the Los Angeles Rams. It's possible that this was a one-time fluke for the veteran pass catcher, and he may cool off when Treylon Burks (foot) returns to the mix. However, given that the Commanders' receiver room is wide open with McLaurin on injured reserve, Jefferson could also maintain his fantasy appeal going forward. He should be in the mix to operate as the No. 3 receiver behind Stefon Diggs and Antonio Williams, but potentially head of Burks when he returns. At the very least, Jefferson is a low-risk waiver-wire target for managers in leagues with at least 12-14 teams.
Source: RotoBaller
Source: RotoBaller
Jahan Dotson a Waiver Wire Option Amid Rise in Snaps
Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Jahan Dotson has established himself as the No. 2 option behind Drake London, and last week's rise in snaps should give him some waiver wire appeal heading into Week 10. Dotson played 84% of the snaps in Week 9, which was his second-highest mark of the season (behind an 85% snap share in Week 6). Although the increased playing time only amounted to two catches on Sunday, he now has a respectable 15 targets over his last four games. He also has at least 11.5 PPR points in two of his last four games, demonstrating an increased rapport with quarterback Michael Penix Jr. While Dotson isn't the flashiest name, his big-play ability and increased role in Atlanta's offense should make him an appealing waiver wire target for receiver-needy managers in 14+ team leagues this week. He also has the potential to make an immediate impact, with the Falcons likely needing to throw the ball a lot in Week 10 against the Kansas City Chiefs.
Source: RotoBaller
Source: RotoBaller
Laquon Treadwell the New Featured Receiver in Indianapolis
Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Laquon Treadwell has maintained a large snap share throughout the season, and he has emerged as a priority waiver wire target in deeper fantasy leagues with 12+ teams. The 31-year-old is in the mix to operate as the Colts' No. 1 receiver after they traded away Josh Downs and Keenan Allen on Tuesday. Treadwell will compete with Anthony Gould and Ashton Dulin for more targets, but the 31-year-old is presumably the early favorite to lead the wide receiver room because of his snap volume this season. He peaked at a 93% snap share in Week 6, and he played 81% of the snaps (albeit without a catch) this past Sunday against Dallas. Although tight end Tyler Warren should be quarterback Daniel Jones' favorite target going forward, Treadwell is the Colts wide receiver to roster in fantasy football after the trade deadline. He even has immediate WR3/flex upside in 14+ team leagues, especially in a relatively soft Week 10 matchup against Miami.
Source: RotoBaller
Source: RotoBaller
Brandin Cooks Still a Deep-League Stash Despite New Competition
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandin Cooks has the potential to be a deep-league stash in fantasy football, even after the team acquired veteran Keenan Allen at Tuesday's trade deadline. Cooks' snap share dropped to a modest 44% in Week 9, but his two receptions marked a season-high across five games since signing with the Niners. Cooks, Jordan Watkins, and Demarcus Robinson occupied larger roles on Sunday with Mike Evans (Achilles) and Deebo Samuel (hamstring) sidelined, and they (plus Allen) should maintain large workloads if Evans and Samuel sit out Week 10. It's still a bit too early to tell which of the 49ers' many injured players will have a chance to play this weekend, but the role that Cooks has carved out is certainly not insignificant. He is worth considering on waivers in deeper leagues with 14+ teams.
Source: RotoBaller
Source: RotoBaller
Kenyon Sadiq Is a Stash Option After Productive Performance
New York Jets tight end Kenyon Sadiq is currently rostered in just 10% of Yahoo leagues, but the rookie is coming off of a productive performance in a 35-12 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 9. Sadiq caught all four of his targets for 49 yards against the Chiefs and ranked second on the team in receptions and receiving yards, behind only wide receiver Omar Cooper Jr. Sadiq saw two more targets and three more receptions than fellow tight end Mason Taylor, while out-gaining Taylor 49 yards to 11 yards. Through nine games in 2026, Sadiq has caught 21 passes (on 31 targets) for 235 yards (11.2 yards per reception) and a touchdown, while adding a three-yard rushing touchdown. Sadiq and the Jets have a Week 10 matchup against a Buffalo Bills defense that allows 238.8 passing yards per game (29th in the NFL) and, according to Pro Football Reference, 7.4 fantasy points per game (14th in the NFL). Sadiq could garner consideration as a deep-league bench stash, and he remains a strong player in dynasty formats.
Source: Pro Football Reference
Source: Pro Football Reference
Greg Dulcich Is Not a Strong Streaming Option for Week 10
Miami Dolphins tight end Greg Dulcich has not had a very productive 2026 season, recording 24 receptions for 270 yards (11.3 yards per catch) and zero touchdowns through eight games. He is second on the team in targets and receptions, and third in receiving yards, but the 1-7 Dolphins have struggled throughout the season. Most recently, Dulcich tallied just two catches (on four targets) for 14 yards in a 19-9 loss to the Detroit Lions in Week 9. Additionally, Miami quarterback Malik Willis (groin) was placed on IR on Nov. 10 due to a groin injury. Kyle McCord is expected to take over as Miami's starting quarterback. According to RotoBaller, Dulcich averages 5.1 fantasy points per game in half-PPR scoring formats. Dulcich ranks as RotoBaller's No. 30 tight end for Week 10, with the Dolphins playing the Indianapolis Colts. He is currently rostered in just 10% of Yahoo leagues, and there is no need for fantasy managers to add him.
Source: Pro Football Reference
Source: Pro Football Reference
Could Kendre Miller be the New No. 2 Running Back in Dallas?
Running back Kendre Miller visited the Dallas Cowboys on Tuesday, and according to Joseph Hoyt of The Dallas Morning News, the Cowboys are expected to sign him to the team's practice squad. With Tyler Goodson (knee) expected to miss multiple weeks due to a knee injury, Miller has a chance to immediately play a significant role behind starter Javonte Williams. Williams is currently the only healthy running back listed on Dallas' roster, so Miller has a clear path to the No. 2 role in the running game for the Cowboys, but he will reportedly begin his tenure by spending some time on the practice squad as he familiarizes himself with a new team and new playbook. Miller was released by the New Orleans Saints on Nov. 7. In six games with the Saints in 2026, Miller recorded 57 carries for 159 yards (2.8 yards per carry) and two touchdowns, while adding nine receptions (on 13 targets) for 37 yards (4.1 yards per reception). Miller now has some fantasy football value as the direct handcuff to Williams, and he will likely earn a few touches of his own, but his exact workload will be worth monitoring.
Source: Pro Football Reference
Source: Pro Football Reference
Jalen Royals Likely Not on Waiver-Wire Radar for Week 10
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Jalen Royals caught two passes for 18 yards in a Week 9 win over the New York Jets. He has tallied eight total receptions (on 14 targets) for 63 yards (7.9 yards per reception) and one touchdown in 2026. In terms of targets, Royals has worked behind tight ends Travis Kelce and Noah Gray, running backs Kenneth Walker III and Emmett Johnson, and wide receivers Rashee Rice and Xavier Worthy (hamstring) this season. Things didn't get any clearer for Royals on Tuesday, as the Chiefs acquired wideout Josh Downs from the Indianapolis Colts ahead of the trade deadline. There is a chance that Royals could see a slight uptick in opportunities in a Week 10 matchup against the Atlanta Falcons, with Worthy dealing with a hamstring issue and being considered "day-to-day," and Downs needing to get acclimated to his new team and playbook. However, Royals is currently rostered in 0% of Yahoo leagues and ranks as RotoBaller's No. 98 wide receiver for Week 10 (half PPR). He is way off the fantasy radar, and there is probably no need to add him until he proves he can be productive.
Source: Pro Football Reference
Source: Pro Football Reference
Nolan Traore Iffy for Wednesday
Brooklyn Nets guard Nolan Traore (calf) is questionable for Wednesday's matchup with the New Orleans Pelicans due to right calf soreness. The 20-year-old has yet to miss a game this season, starting seven of 10 while averaging 12.9 points, 2.6 assists, and 1.4 steals in 22.1 minutes. He's also shooting an impressive 46.2% from three. If Traore sits, Mikel Brown Jr. and Keon Ellis could pick up additional backcourt minutes, while Egor Demin (leg) is probable and could step back into a sizable ball-handling role after missing six straight games.
Source: Ian Begley
Source: Ian Begley
Egor Demin Probable for Wednesday Against Pelicans
Brooklyn Nets guard Egor Demin (leg) is probable for Wednesday's matchup with the New Orleans Pelicans after missing six straight games with a right leg bone bruise. The 20-year-old practiced Tuesday and appears on track to return for the first time since Oct. 27. Demin averaged 7.8 points, 2.3 rebounds, 2.8 assists, and 1.0 steals in 21.8 minutes through his first four games, though he shot just 28.6% from three. With Nolan Traore (calf) questionable, Demin could step back into a sizable ball-handling role right away, while Mikel Brown Jr. may see fewer minutes if Brooklyn's backcourt gets healthier.
Source: Ian Begley
Source: Ian Begley
Collin Murray-Boyles Questionable Against Celtics
Toronto Raptors forward/center Collin Murray-Boyles (illness) is questionable for Wednesday's matchup with the Boston Celtics after sitting out Monday against Memphis. The second-year forward had been playing well before the absence, including a 19-point, seven-rebound effort in Friday's win over Milwaukee. With Scottie Barnes (groin) ruled out again, Murray-Boyles should have a sizable role if he's cleared to return. If he remains sidelined, Kyle Anderson could draw another start after replacing him Monday, while Jamison Battle may also pick up additional frontcourt minutes.
Source: Blake Murphy
Source: Blake Murphy
Michael Pittman Jr. is Worth Stashing with Return Looming
Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. (foot) is hopeful to get back on the field for the Week 10 matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals. Pittman has been out since October 10 due to a foot injury. He has resumed running and is hopeful to play for the first time since Week 4 on Sunday. Through three games, Pittman has recorded seven receptions for 89 yards and zero touchdowns. He figures to be significantly involved in the passing attack once he gets back on the field. It's unclear if he'll return this week, but it sounds like Pittman is getting closer to a return. Fantasy managers in need of help at wideout and are willing to be patient should consider adding Pittman this week.
Source: Pro Football Reference
Source: Pro Football Reference
