Fantasy Football Week 10 Start ‘Em & Sit’ Em: Jared Goff ready to go in dream game

The last time we saw Jared Goff in Week 8 in Miami it was a disaster. He had 35 of 61 passes for 355 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions, and he also lost two fumbles. It’s tough to attempt 61 passes and score just 12 Fantasy points, but Goff did. And now comes the rebound.

There’s nothing better for Goff than a goodbye to think about his worst game of the season, then he can face Seattle at home in Week 10. It’s the best game Goff could ask for. get back on track.

The Seahawks are giving away the most Fantasy Points to opposing quarterbacks this season, but that phrase doesn’t solve the problem. You must see the numbers. Five quarterbacks have scored at least 28 fantasy points against Seattle in eight games, and Kyler Murray and Josh Allen have accumulated over 40 points in two of the past three weeks.

The Seahawks are averaging 29.6 fantasy points per game to opposing quarterbacks for the season. They allowed 21 total touchdowns to opposing quarterbacks and averaged 362.1 yards per game.

It would be an epic failure if Goff didn’t have a good outing here, and he has three games this season with at least 28 Fantasy points. It should be the fourth game in this lineup. He’s also averaged 331.8 passing yards per game in his last four outings against Seattle.

I expect this game to be a shootout between Goff and Russell Wilson, and that would be great for Goff’s fantasy production this week. So forget what Goff did in Week 8 against Miami. Expect what he’s going to do against Seattle, and it should be an incredible performance for him after a bye.

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Saints (against SF): The Saints just had a dominant performance in defense against the Buccaneers with three sacks, three interceptions and three runs allowed. The 49ers offense looked lost against Green Bay at home and was fortunate enough to score 17 points. It should be another good week for the DST Saints, who have eight sacks in their last two games.

• Eagles (at NYG): The Eagles had three sacks, one interception and two fumble recoveries against the Giants in Week 7. And in Week 8, the Eagles had four sacks, two fumble recoveries and kept the Cowboys to just nine points.
• Lions (vs. WAS): The two times Alex Smith has played this year, he’s been sacked eight times and made three interceptions. It’s great he’s back on the pitch, but he should help the DST Lions play well this week.
• Vikings (at CHI): Foles has been sacked 12 times in his last three games, and he has been intercepted in all but one game this year. The Vikings just had two sacks and three interceptions against Matthew Stafford in Week 9 and could be a quality DST for a second straight week.

Cardinals (vs BUF): I enjoyed the Cardinals’ DST in Week 9 with the hopes the Arizona defense would do well against Tua Tagovailoa, but it didn’t happen. Now you should compare the DST Cardinals to the Bills. While Josh Allen was sacked seven times in Week 9 against Seattle, it was the first time he had been sacked more than twice since Week 3. He has only made two interceptions in his last four. games and the Cardinals have allowed 62 points in their last two games. outings against Seattle and Miami.