November 8, 2025
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers own one of the league's best defenses through nine weeks of the season, ranking fourth in EPA/play. They will have their hands full in Week 10 against one of the NFL's best offenses and one of the leading MVP candidates in
Drake Maye and the Patriots. Tampa Bay has again been elite versus the run thanks to defensive tackle Vita Vea's presence, allowing 3.9 yards per carry. Additionally, they've been effective rushing the passer, ranking fourth in pressure rate (39.8%) and 10th in sack rate (7.6%). That is one nit you can pick in Maye's game, as he has taken more sacks than you want to see from a young quarterback. Maye owns the second-highest sack rate in the league at 11.76% and has taken at least four sacks in six of nine games this season. There is an opportunity for Tampa Bay to beat Maye up with head coach Todd Bowles' blitzing style of defense and cause trouble for the second-year quarterback. Tampa Bay ranks as RotoBaller's 20th-best defense for Week 10.
--Kyle McCarthySource: NFL Pro
November 8, 2025
New England Patriots wide receiver
Mack Hollins should lead the position group in snap share after
Kayshon Boutte (hamstring) was ruled out for Sunday's Week 10 contest against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Hollins played 63 percent of the snaps last week against the Atlanta Falcons, which led the team. With that being said, leading the team in snaps doesn't necessarily equate to more volume. Hollins should continue to get on the field often, but
Stefon Diggs and
DeMario Douglas will likely be
Drake Maye's favorite targets in the passing game, along with tight end
Hunter Henry. Hollins has been held to two or fewer catches in five of his last six games, with the lone exception being a seven-catch breakout in Week 8. He certainly has upside, but we're a bit wary of starting him in fantasy football given the inconsistency of New England's receivers as a whole. Diggs is the only Patriots wide receiver who should be started with confidence.
--Andersen PickardSource: RotoBaller
November 8, 2025
New England Patriots wide receiver
Kyle Williams could handle additional volume after
Kayshon Boutte (hamstring) was ruled out for Sunday's Week 10 contest against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. We saw Williams get more involved last week after Boutte exited against the Atlanta Falcons. The rookie finished the game with a season-high (and, thus, career-high) 46 percent snap share, but he wasn't able to haul in his lone target. There's a strong chance that Williams plays more than half the snaps this week, but his exact volume is unclear. After all, he's still competing for targets with players like
Stefon Diggs,
DeMario Douglas,
Mack Hollins,
Hunter Henry, and
Austin Hooper. Thus, while Williams should enjoy the greatest involvement of his young career, it's too early to lock him into fantasy lineups. He can be left on waivers in redraft leagues and stashed on the bench in dynasty formats.
--Andersen PickardSource: RotoBaller
November 8, 2025
The Washington Commanders elevated wide receiver
Robbie Chosen from the practice squad ahead of Sunday's matchup against the Detroit Lions. Chosen signed with Washington's practice squad in early October as they dealt with and continue to deal with multiple injuries to their top wide receivers, with
Terry McLaurin (quadriceps) and
Noah Brown (groin) missing significant time, and now
Luke McCaffrey (shoulder) is set to miss the remainder of the season. The 32-year-old journeyman appeared in one game for Washington this season in Week 7 against the Dallas Cowboys, where he recorded a team-high four catches (four targets) for 36 yards. Chosen still has the vertical speed to threaten defenses deep, and could make a splash play or two in Week 10 against a Lions defense that has allowed the seventh most passing touchdowns this season (16).
--Kyle McCarthySource: Washington Commanders
November 8, 2025
The Arizona Cardinals promoted running back
Michael Carter to the active roster from the practice squad ahead of Sunday's matchup against the Seattle Seahawks. Carter was cut by the Cardinals the week leading into their Week 9 matchup against the Cowboys, but was quickly signed back to the practice squad soon thereafter. The 26-year-old has fallen out of favor after operating as Arizona's lead back in Week 5 against the Titans, when he handled 18 carries for 51 yards and a touchdown to go with five catches (five targets) for 22 yards. Carter has since fallen behind
Bam Knight and
Emari Demercado in the pecking order for touches and didn't play a single snap in Week 9 versus Dallas. It appears to be trending toward a two-man backfield in Week 10 against Seattle, but things could change. Carter can likely be left on the waiver wire.
--Kyle McCarthySource: Arizona Cardinals
November 8, 2025
Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver
Roman Wilson hasn't seen much involvement in the offense in recent weeks. Last week, Wilson hauled in one of his two targets for four yards in the win over the Indianapolis Colts. It has been a bust of a season for Wilson outside of his 74-yard performance in Week 8. The 24-year-old seems to have decent potential, but doesn't see enough targets at the moment. He won't be a viable streaming option until the Steelers decide to get him more involved. Wilson is worth stashing in dynasty leagues, but isn't a recommended streaming option for Week 10.
--Andy WebbSource: Pro Football Reference
November 8, 2025
New England Patriots wide receiver
DeMario Douglas continues to be an unreliable fantasy option heading into Sunday's Week 10 contest against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. While Douglas did catch four passes for 100 yards and a touchdown last weekend, he did so on a mere 24 percent snap share. Quite frankly, the 24-year-old capitalized on his opportunities when on the field. However, he has played fewer than one-third of the snaps in seven different games this year, and we haven't seen this type of explosive game from Douglas very often. He has just 18 catches, 262 yards, and three touchdowns, ranking as the overall WR55 in PPR leagues. Perhaps the biggest factor working in Douglas' favor is the absence of
Kayshon Boutte (hamstring), but at the same time, that could lead to more opportunities for
Stefon Diggs and
Kyle Williams than for Douglas. A matchup against the Buccaneers, who have allowed the ninth-fewest fantasy points to wide receivers, also doesn't work in Douglas' favor. He certainly has upside after last week's game and after Boutte was ruled out, but he also has a low floor with two or fewer catches in six of his nine games this season.
--Andersen PickardSource: RotoBaller
November 8, 2025
New England Patriots wide receiver
Stefon Diggs has seen low volume while playing just over 50 percent of the snaps lately, but he has still been able to achieve fantasy relevance with a touchdown in each of his last two games. In addition to his two-game touchdown streak, he has double-digit fantasy points (PPR) in three consecutive contests. He'll look to build on both streaks during Sunday's Week 10 matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The veteran wide receiver could see his target share and snap share both increase in Week 10 with
Kayshon Boutte (hamstring) sidelined. Diggs ranks as a low-end WR2 against the Bucs, who have allowed the ninth-fewest fantasy points to wide receivers in 2025.
--Andersen PickardSource: RotoBaller
November 8, 2025
Pittsburgh Steelers running back
Kenneth Gainwell hasn't been able to make much of an impact lately. Last week, Gainwell rushed three times for -1 yards, while hauling in four of his five targets for 35 yards through the air in the win over the Indianapolis Colts. Gainwell has taken a backseat to
Jaylen Warren in the backfield this season. The only time Gainwell had solid value was the week that Warren didn't play. Outside of that, Gainwell has seen minimal role on offense. Gainwell figures to see a handful of carries and a few targets in the receiving game. He won't carry viable fantasy value in Week 10 unless it's a high PPR league.
--Andy WebbSource: Pro Football Reference
November 8, 2025
New England Patriots running back
Terrell Jennings will likely remain involved in the team's offensive game plan after
Rhamondre Stevenson (toe) was ruled out for Week 10 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
TreVeyon Henderson will still lead the backfield, but Jennings should carve out a role, just like he did last week against the Atlanta Falcons when he played 25 percent of the snaps, touched the ball 12 times, and scored a touchdown. The trip to the end zone salvaged his fantasy performance, and he'd likely need to score again this week to have meaningful fantasy value. With a touchdown far from guaranteed, especially in the backup role, Jennings can be left on the bench in leagues with 14 or fewer teams.
--Andersen PickardSource: RotoBaller
November 8, 2025
Buffalo Bills running back
Ty Johnson found the end zone for the first time this season during last week's win over the Kansas City Chiefs. Johnson rushed the ball twice for eight yards and a touchdown. He also hauled in both his targets for 12 yards through the air. There was some speculation that Johnson would see a larger role this weekend with
James Cook (ankle) banged up. However, Cook won't carry an injury designation into the Week 10 matchup against the Miami Dolphins. Johnson figures to resume his backup role which is only a few carries per game. That being said, Johnson should only be viewed as a touchdown-dependent option for Week 10.
--Andy WebbSource: Pro Football Reference
November 8, 2025
Arizona Cardinals kicker
Chad Ryland has been a sneaky solid option over the last few weeks. In fact, Ryland hasn't missed a kick since missing a 57-yard try against the San Francisco 49ers in Week 3. The 26-year-old has made five kicks in each of his last three games. Ryland is flying under the radar right now, but has been one of the more consistent kickers in the league this season. He's not a top option at his position, but is well worth a look as a streaming option for fantasy managers seeking a kicker for Week 10.
--Andy WebbSource: Pro Football Reference
November 8, 2025
Arizona Cardinals wide receiver
Greg Dortch has been a non-factor on offense throughout most of the season. Last week, Dortch wasn't targeted at all during their win over the Dallas Cowboys. He rushed the ball once, but hasn't finished with more than 10 receiving yards in a single game since Week 5. It's tough to imagine Dortch having much success right now given his place on the depth chart. The 27-year-old won't be a viable option for Week 10 with a majority of the Cardinals wideouts healthy.
--Andy WebbSource: Pro Football Reference
November 8, 2025
New York Giants kicker
Younghoe Koo has been elevated from the practice squad ahead of the Week 10 matchup against the Chicago Bears. Koo will take over the kicking duties this weekend for
Graham Gano (neck) who has been ruled out for this game. Koo hasn't kicked since being released by the Atlanta Falcons following their Week 1 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Koo missed a late-game field goal and was released afterwards. The 31-year-old has a 85.8 field goal percentage throughout his NFL career. He figures to be a viable option for the Giants while Gano is out.
--Andy WebbSource: Dan Salomone
November 8, 2025
Washington Commanders kicker
Matt Gay has been mediocre this season, making 10 of his 14 field goal attempts and nailing all 20 extra points. Gay has struggled from attempts north of 50 yards for his career, and that's continued this season, with three of his four misses coming from attempts 50 yards or longer. The 31-year-old's 71.4% field goal percentage ranks 30th in the league out of 33 qualified kickers, well below the league average of 83.6%. Gay could be a decent option in Week 10 versus the Lions in one of the highest projected games of the week, but Washington's offense also has less juice with starting quarterback
Jayden Daniels (elbow) out for multiple weeks.
--Kyle McCarthySource: RotoBaller
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