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If you read last week’s article, you surely made some money like me. Having Tyler Lockett and Kenny Golladay in the cash game section was good enough but we didn’t stop there. We also had DK Metcalf, Marvin Jones and Preston Williams in that article, making it my best piece of the season. While we likely can’t duplicate that success again, we’ll do our best to build off that momentum. With that in mind, let’s get into our Week 10 wide receiver picks.
Week 10 Wide Receiver Cash Game Plays
Michael Thomas, NO vs. ATL
DK ($8,300) FD ($8,700)
Thomas is going to be very chalky on this slate but rightfully so. We’re talking about a guy who led the league in receptions last season and is currently doing that again this year. That’s led to him leading all WRs with 24.5 DK points per game, scoring at least 16 DK points in all eight games played. That’s terrifying news for an Atlanta defense who ranks 30th in total defense while allowing the fourth-most fantasy points to opposing receivers.
Chris Godwin, TB vs. ARI
DK ($7,400) FD ($8,200)
It’s always tough to figure out whether to pick Evans or Godwin but we’ll go with Godwin. One of the major reasons why is the ownership, as I expect Godwin to be far less owned than Evans, who’s coming off a monster game in Week 9. Lower ownership is obviously big but he also has the superior matchup. While Evans will be tied up with Patrick Peterson, Godwin should be able to feast on the rest of this terrible secondary out of the slot. Not only does Arizona sit 29th in points allowed, they’re also surrendering the third-most passing yards in the NFL.
Week 10 Wide Receiver GPP Plays
Davante Adams, GB vs, CAR
DK ($6,900) FD ($7,800)
Adams has had a terrible year for his standards but that makes him a great GPP option. He’s actually outside the Top-10 in pricing on DK and that’s criminal for someone this talented. We’re talking about a guy who led all WRs in fantasy points last season and the recent struggles have made him way too cheap. Someone with that sort of potential is definitely in play at this price, especially considering he gets to face a defense who owns a 20th OPRK against WRs this season.
Zach Pascal, IND vs. MIA
DK ($5,300) FD ($6,400)
Pascal is my favorite per-dollar play on the board. The reason for that is because he’s looking at a monster role in one of the best matchups in football. Let’s begin with that usage, as he should get a ton of work with T.Y. Hilton sidelined. That was evident in Week 9, when Pascal collected five catches for 76 yards and a TD. In Week 7, he actually had six catches for 106 yards and two TDs, proving that the Week 9 performance was no fluke. Playing 94 percent of the snaps with Hilton out was the biggest identifier that he’s the go-to guy, as he should have no problem abusing a Miami team that ranks 30th in total defense.
Tyler Boyd, CIN vs. BAL
DK ($4,700) FD ($5,700)
What if I told you that one of the league leaders in targets is being priced around guys like Danny Amendola and Robby Anderson? That’s just what we have here with Boyd, as he’s been way too good to be priced this cheaply. Not only does he have 82 total targets this season, he’s also averaging over 14 DK points per game while playing on over 90 percent of the team’s snaps. Those usage numbers are more indicative of a $7,000 player and it truly makes no sense why he’s this cheap. It’s not like Baltimore’s secondary is scary either, owning a 23rd OPRK against wide receivers this season.
Week 10 Wide Receiver Punt Plays
DeVante Parker, MIA at IND
DK ($4,800) FD ($5,800)
Parker is not a personal favorite of mine but he should be looking at a ton of work. The reason for that is because Preston Williams just got knocked out for the year. That’s a guy who’s been playing nearly every down while averaging more than eight targets per game since Week 1. That leaves Parker and no one else, which should guarantee him close to 10 targets while playing nearly every snap. That’s big news for a guy who’s scored a TD in four of his last five games while scoring at least 12 DK points in all five of those fixtures. Miami entering this matchup as an 11.5-point underdog only adds to Parker’s intrigue, as that should force Miami to throw a ton.
Chester Rogers, IND vs. MIA
DK ($4,100) FD ($5,200)
With Hilton out for the next few weeks, Rogers should find himself as the regular slot receiver for this team. That was clear in Week 9 when he played 65 percent of the team’s snaps. That snap share has actually gone up in three-straight games and we expect it to go up yet again here. This is a guy who’s seen big target totals in the past too and an increase in playing time should force him into at least five targets. That’s really all we can ask for from a punt play, especially considering he faces a Miami defense who allows the sixth-most fantasy points to opposing wide receivers.
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Mack, Ebron and Ballage Over 1.5 TDs combined
Honestly, I think Mack is going to reach this total on his own. It’s just a bonus to be able to add the goal-line back for the Dolphins and the biggest red-zone target for the Colts.
Thomas, Hooper and Jones Over 21.5 Combined Receptions
In what should be a high-scoring game, I expect at least one of these guys to attain double-digit receptions, which should make the rest of the prop easy to cash.
