November 9, 2025
New York Jets wide receivers
Allen Lazard and
Adonai Mitchell are both healthy inactives for the team's Week 10 contest on Sunday against the Cleveland Browns. Despite
Josh Reynolds (hip) being on Injured Reserve, Lazard will sit out coming out of the team's bye week. The 29-year-old caught just one of his two targets for five yards in the Week 8 win over the Cincinnati Bengals, and he has only seven catches for 45 yards and a touchdown in 2025 with the Jets. Mitchell was acquired from the Indianapolis Colts at Tuesday's trade deadline in the deal that sent All-Pro cornerback Sauce Gardner to the Colts, but the Jets don't think he's ready to contribute on offense just yet.
John Metchie III, who was acquired from the Philadelphia Eagles last week, is active, though, and could be battling for WR2 duties behind Wilson in his debut with the team.
--Keith HernandezSource: New York Jets
November 9, 2025
Carolina Panthers wide receiver
Tetairoa McMillan (hamstring) is officially active for Sunday's Week 10 contest against the New Orleans Saints. He had been listed as questionable after popping up on the injury report as a limited participant this past Friday. The rookie has impressed through nine games, ranking as the overall WR21 in PPR leagues with 41 catches, 558 yards, and a pair of touchdowns. A matchup against the Saints should lead to plenty of scoring opportunities, which bodes well for McMillan and his Panthers teammates.
--Andersen PickardSource: Steve Reed
November 9, 2025
As expected, New York Jets wide receiver
Garrett Wilson (knee) is active for the Week 10 game on Sunday against the Cleveland Browns. After missing a couple of games due to a hyperextended knee, Wilson is ready to go coming out of the team's Week 9 bye. The 25-year-old will immediately return to being the team's top wideout, and he shouldn't face any restrictions this weekend. The drawback for fantasy managers is that the Jets have had one of the worst passing attacks in the league this year, and Wilson will have a bad matchup against Cleveland's defense. Targets shouldn't be an issue for Wilson, but efficiency against the Browns could be. Wilson comes into Week 10 action with 36 receptions on the year for 395 yards and four touchdowns in six games as quarterback
Justin Fields' top target. Despite the tough matchup, fantasy managers should get him back into their lineups.
--Keith HernandezSource: New York Jets
November 9, 2025
New Orleans Saints running back
Alvin Kamara (ankle) is officially active for Sunday's Week 10 contest against the Carolina Panthers. He had been listed as questionable after practicing in a limited capacity. It's been a rough stretch of games for Kamara, who has just 12 carries over his last two games and is averaging just 2.7 yards per carry since Week 5. His usage and productivity in the receiving game have dwindled, too. However, he has a chance to bounce back in a favorable matchup against the Panthers. Fantasy managers should give him one more chance to produce as a low-end RB2 this week.
--Andersen PickardSource: Katherine Terrell
November 9, 2025
New England Patriots running back
TreVeyon Henderson and wide receiver
Kyle Williams are expected to be more involved during Sunday's Week 10 game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, according to Tracy Wolfson of CBS. Both rookies will see increased workloads due to their teammates' injuries. Henderson is stepping into the lead-back role for the second consecutive week with
Rhamondre Stevenson (toe) sidelined. The Ohio State product handled a 75 percent snap share last week, getting involved on the ground and through the air. Meanwhile, Williams should earn more snaps and targets with
Kayshon Boutte (hamstring) sidelined. Williams logged a season-high (and, thus, career-high) snap share last week after Boutte went down. He failed to catch a pass in that victory, but he should have more opportunities with at least a couple of targets headed his way this Sunday. Henderson is startable as an RB2 in fantasy football, while Williams is more of a speculative stash.
--Andersen PickardSource: RotoBaller
November 9, 2025
The Indianapolis Colts believe they have found a franchise quarterback in
Daniel Jones, and they plan to offer him a long-term extension this upcoming offseason, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. Rapoport theorized that Jones could fetch somewhere around three years and $100 million, similar to what
Baker Mayfield and
Sam Darnold have been paid previously. He also reported that the Colts' confidence in Jones is the main reason why they felt comfortable trading two first-round picks for cornerback Sauce Gardner. Normally, quarterback-needy teams hold onto their first-round picks. Indianapolis' willingness to move two premium selections indicates that the organization believes it has the quarterback of its future and is ready to win now.
--Andersen PickardSource: RotoBaller
November 9, 2025
When the Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers agreed to the blockbuster Micah Parsons trade this past summer, the Cowboys added a clause that essentially prevents the Packers from trading Parsons to the Philadelphia Eagles or any NFC East team. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, if the Packers trade Parsons to the Eagles in 2025 or 2026, the Packers would owe the Cowboys a first-round pick. The two teams applied the same condition to Kenny Clark, who was traded to Dallas as part of the deal and must stay out of the NFC North for the next two seasons. The clause was added due to Parsons' interest in returning to Pennsylvania to play for the Eagles. This specific trade condition initially flew under the radar, but opposing teams started to take notice when exploring the NFL's internal draft pick database ahead of the trade deadline. When the Cowboys traded multiple draft picks for Quinnen Williams at the deadline, they were prohibited from including their 2028 first-round pick in trade talks, as Dallas has to keep that selection in case they end up trading Clark. Similarly, the Packers would not have been allowed to include their 2028 first-round pick in trade talks.
--Andersen PickardSource: Adam Schefter
November 9, 2025
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver
Cooper Kupp (hamstring, heel) has a better chance to play in Week 10 than he did last week, but his status remains up in the air, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. It appears that Kupp, who was listed as questionable, will be a true game-time decision for Sunday's contest against the Cardinals. Fantasy managers should check back for confirmation on Kupp's status when the Seahawks post their list of inactive players at 2:35 p.m. ET.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba remains the No. 1 receiver in Seattle, and newcomer
Rashid Shaheed would have the No. 2 receiver spot all to himself if Kupp doesn't play.
--Andersen PickardSource: Ian Rapoport
November 9, 2025
Washington Commanders quarterback
Jayden Daniels' dislocated left elbow is "not as serious as initially feared," according to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero. Daniels won't require surgery, but his exact timeline is uncertain. On one hand, the Commanders chose not to place him on injured reserve, leaving the door open for him to return within the next four weeks. On the other hand, Pelissero notes that Daniels' injury could be season-ending. The Commanders have a Week 12 bye, at which point the team plans to re-evaluate the second-year quarterback. In addition to considering his health and recovery, the Commanders may also weigh their playoff status. If their playoff hopes are slipping away by Week 12, they could exercise caution and give Daniels extra time to recover. In the meantime,
Marcus Mariota will handle starting quarterback duties for Washington.
--Andersen PickardSource: Tom Pelissero
November 9, 2025
Indianapolis Colts defensive back Sauce Gardner will make his team debut against the Atlanta Falcons in Week 10. Despite a fast turnaround, the Colts believe Gardner is a quick study and can grasp the defensive game plan for this game. As expected, Gardner will shadow Atlanta Falcons' top wide receiver
Drake London during their Week 10 contest. The Colts gave up two first-round picks for Gardner, so it's not shocking to see him thrown at the best receiver right away. Gardner is an elite defensive back, so he should be able to handle himself.
--Andy WebbSource: Mike Garafolo
November 9, 2025
Miami Dolphins wide receiver
Jaylen Waddle was reportedly on the trade block ahead of the trade deadline. The Dolphins view Waddle as part of their future, but they at least wanted to listen to offers. It doesn't sound like the Dolphins planned to move Waddle unless they were blown away with an offer. The highest bidder for Waddle was the Buffalo Bills who offered a first-round pick for him. The Dolphins declined that offer as they clearly don't want to deal their star to their division rival. It remains to be seen if the Dolphins will keep Waddle through the offseason, but it appears the price is higher than a first-round pick.
--Andy WebbSource: Tom Pelissero
November 9, 2025
Indianapolis Colts running back
DJ Giddens is a healthy scratch ahead of the Week 10 matchup against the Atlanta Falcons. Giddens won't be active for the third straight game as he hasn't played since Week 7. The Colts will ride with
Tyler Goodson and
Ameer Abdullah as the backups to
Jonathan Taylor. So far this season, Giddens has rushed the ball 18 times for 66 yards with zero touchdowns. He could be worth stashing in dynasty leagues, but doesn't need to be rostered outside of that.
--Andy WebbSource: Indianapolis Colts
November 9, 2025
New York Giants running back
Devin Singletary will take a backseat to
Tyrone Tracy Jr. during the upcoming Week 10 matchup against the Chicago Bears. The Giants are looking for a stable option in the backfield with
Cam Skattebo (ankle) done for the season. Last week, Singletary rushed eight times for 43 yards in the loss to the San Francisco 49ers. Tracy only saw five carries during that game, but figures to see an increased workload this weekend. This seems like a frustrating situation for fantasy managers going forward. It doesn't seem like the Giants have a clear gameplan for their backfield at the moment. That being said, Singletary isn't anything more than a low-end flex option for Week 10.
--Andy WebbSource: Pro Football Reference
November 9, 2025
New York Giants wide receiver
Darius Slayton is coming off his best performance of the season last week. Slayton hauled in five of his seven targets for a season-high 62 yards in the loss to the San Francisco 49ers. The Giants are lacking playmakers with the injuries piling up on offense. That being said, Slayton and
Wan'Dale Robinson should continue being the primary targets in the passing attack. Slayton will get a plus-matchup in Week 10 against the Chicago Bears defense that struggles to contain the passing attack. After his performance last week, Slayton should be viewed as a WR3 in PPR formats for this weekend.
--Andy WebbSource: Pro Football Reference
November 9, 2025
Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back
Rachaad White will remain as the lead back for at least one more week. White is set to make his fifth straight start with
Bucky Irving (shoulder, toe) ruled out for this Week 10 matchup against the New England Patriots. During that time, White has seen a significant increase in playing time which has resulted in increased fantasy value. The downside is, White really hasn't found much success on the ground with 41 rushing yards or fewer in three of those four games. He comes into a tough matchup against a Pats defense that has done well against the run. The 26-year-old will likely need to get involved through the air in order to offer RB2 value this weekend.
--Andy WebbSource: Pro Football Reference
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