DraftKings Main Slate for Week 10 - Wide Receiver (WR)

There isn't a ton of chase with the matchup for the #Jets' WRs against the #Cardinals, as they have limited WRs to 13 points or fewer in two of the last three weeks. Rome Odonze landed 18 points last week, so some floor is available, which presented itself in Weeks 3-6. While the price tags for Davante Adams and Garrett Wilson are heavy when you consider there are two of them, the #Jets' offense is showing some life, with Adams splashing for 22 points last week and Wilson adding 30 points to his 19-point floor in four of the previous five weeks. #Jets

The #Falcons have allowed decent production to WRs, with a floor of 16+ in three of the last four weeks. The numbers aren't ideal, but due to the injuries with the #Saints (Olave, Shaheed, Wilson), we have some dart options in Mason Tipton, Marquez Valdes-Scantling, and Jermaine Jackson. All are priced at $4.5k or under. While it lands toward chasing the #Falcons' Defense, someone here should hit their mark. Tipton scored 0 points last week and snapped 75%, MVS scored 1.5 points and 40%, and Jackson scored -0.10 points and 3.8%. MVS would be my shot if I'm taking one. I'll tweet if I find something appealing. #Saints

I wrote about Zay Flowers changing or affirming the narrative against the #Broncos, and he delivered with 32 points. De'Andre Hopkins should land highly rostered with his under-priced mark of 21 points, which he smashed last week with 28 points. It'll be hard not to chase the "free square," but if you attempt to fade, production points inside and could land with Kelce or the other Tight Ends. #Chiefs

With Keon Coleman out against the #Colts, Mack Hollins and Curtis Samuel land as darts. They also depend on Amari Cooper's availability, as he finished the week limited. Hollins scored 14 points off 68% of the snaps last week, while Curtis Samuel likes to arrive when least expected...if you want those odds. Darts aside, Amari Cooper should be up to speed with the offense, but his wrist injury may hinder the breakout around the corner. His price keeps him in consideration, with hopes of his 50% snap rate increasing. Against the #Colts, Khalil Shakir is the recommended play, as he's found a floor of 10+ in four of the last five weeks, including 22 points two weeks ago. The #Colts present stronger in their numbers due to lower-performing opponents. From Weeks 1-5, the #Colts allowed 20+ in four games, with the #Packers being the anomaly without Jordan Love. From Weeks 6-7, they limited the #Titans and Dolphins (without Tua) to 9 points or fewer. In Week 8, Stefon Diggs tore his ACL with 12 points, and Tank Dell scored 13. Last week, Justin Jefferson led the #Vikings with 24 points, and Jordan Addison landed 16 points. Production is available and aligns better inside, which is more defined by the Tight End production. While it can land there, Khalil Shakir is a solid play, with Cooper right behind (if healthy), and Mack Hollins as a solid dart if he doesn't go. #Bills

Courtland Sutton's price isn't moving with this production. He has scored 15+ points in three of the last four weeks, including 21 and 26 points in the previous two weeks. The rest of the #Broncos' WRs snap sporadically, with Sutton being Bo Nix's only consistent weapon. While his mark of 22 points seems favorable singularly, the challenge is the matchup against the #Chiefs, who he hasn't scored more than 14 points against in his career and hasn't allowed more than 18 points to any WR on the season. #Broncos

Previously, I assumed production was better with Will Levis than Mason Rudolph, but the last three weeks suggest differently. Calvin Ridley scored 12+ points, and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine 11+ points in the previous two weeks. Westbrook-Ikhine has a touchdown in his last four games, but that is the majority of his production in each of those weeks. While Ridley is the favored pursuit with his 22-point mark, Westbrook-Ikhine's 3.8k price tag isn't a bad dart for the matchup with the #Chargers, who allowed 19+ points to WRs in the last two weeks. They are both solid shots, assuming Levis can keep the offense moving a little. #Titans

By the numbers, the #Jaguars' WRs have the best matchup against the #Vikings, who allowed 21+ points to WRs since Week 2...up until last week. Brian Thomas would be a sure play, but he's fighting through a chest injury, which landed him 6 points last week after scoring 15+ in three of the four weeks prior. I like the sneaky pursuit of him, but I'd research further to identify where he stands, as he finished the week limited at practice (LP). Gabe Davis practiced similarly and had one week of 21 points, surrounded by 5 points or fewer in the last five weeks. Parker Washington, who could land popularly, found a floor of 6 points in the previous three weeks and is priced for a 15-point mark. I like the dart of Washington and the sneaky shot of stealing Thomas at a low percentage if I land there or find some positive news. #Jaguars

The #Patriots are friendly with floors to QBs and WRs, allowing 16+ points in the last four weeks. With all the media hype, it would only make sense for DJ Moore to shut it down after dudding the previous three weeks with 7 points or fewer. His price is still up a little from his 30-point splash in Week 5, so he's hard to chase...but welcome. In a busy WR room, it's hard to predict, but Keenan Allen and Rome Odunze are in play at lesser price tags. Based on the data and previously stated narrative, I'd lean toward DJ Moore, with Odonze as my price pivot. #Bears

Production against the #Saints is sporadic but includes two 32-point+ performances from Ladd McConkey in Week 8 and Chris Godwin in Week 6. Before that, JuJu Smith-Schuster scored 23 points in Week 5. The trend pointed toward Jalen Coker in the slot last week, but he only scored 5 points. With Lattimore gone, Drake London's history of 13 or fewer points against the #Saints changes. His primary concern is his injury, and based on the data, it makes his 26-point mark a little tricky to chase. If he doesn't go, it bumps Darnell Mooney, who has seen 18 and 19 points in the last two weeks. Ray-Ray McCloud lands as a nice dart since he operates primarily out of the slot. Khadarel Hodge also lands in consideration if London doesn't go. #Falcons

While it includes a hail mary, Noah Brown has scored 11 and 16 points in the last two weeks. He has a floor of 9+ points in three of the last four games. His 50% snap percent the previous week isn't ideal, but he's up 10% on his season average to 64% in the last three weeks. The #Steelers haven't allowed much to WRs, but number two WRs have found some decent production, with Darius Slayton scoring 17 points last week and Josh Reynolds, Josh Downs, and Jaylen Tolbert scoring 13, 22, and 21 points in Weeks 2, 4, and 5. I like the shot if he's my only "risk" piece in the build. #Commanders

While the #49ers allowed CeeDee Lamb to score 42 points in their last game, they limited all WRs to 16 points or fewer going back to Week 3. That 16-point mark is what you're looking for if you like the darts of Jalen McMillan or Sterling Shepard. They scored 9 and 10 points and snapped 80% and 60%. Both are on the injury report and finished the week as limited participants (LP). Trey Palmer snapped 49% and scored 5 points last week. Rakim Jarrett would be in consideration if either McMillan or Palmer doesn't. #Buccaneers

The #Buccaneers, as always, has been friendly to WRs, allowing 15+ points since Week 5, including 25+ to Darnell Mooney, Drake London, Rashod Batemen, and De'Andre Hopkins. The #49ers' WRs arrive with injury concerns following a bye week. Deebo Samuel finished the week limited (LP), and Jauan Jennings finished the week as a full participant (FP). Assuming both go, they land as solid plays, with Deebo favored, even at the higher price tag. If you can't get there, Jennings is a solid pivot. If either were to miss Deebo being the more likely, Ricky Pearsall would get a bump from his dart status. #49ers

The #Chargers' offense is coming to life, with Ladd McConkey scoring 8+ points in the last four games, including 32 points two weeks ago, Quentin Johnston returning from injury last week to hit 25 points, and Josh Palmer finding a floor of 9+ in the previous three weeks. The #Titans allowed 10+ to WRs in the last four weeks with a ceiling of 19 points in Weeks 6 and 7. I'd continue rolling with Johnston but welcome the other two if it lands that way. #Chargers