Fantasy Football Week 10 Start Em & Sit & # 39; Em: Great receiver

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Editor's Note: Welcome to Week 10! We are dealing with the column Start & Em & Sit & # 39; Em from Jamey Eisenberg a little differently this season. You always get the same in-depth analysis as you always do, we just present a little differently, in order to get it to you earlier in the day. This article takes a lot of time to write and in the past we usually sent it to you at night. This year, we will publish it position by position to put it quickly in your hands. Here is Jamey's view on wide receivers for this week.

Do not worry: if you want the classic Start & Em & Sit & # 39; Em, we'll publish it anyway at the end of the day, with each post included. For now, here is wide receiver.

Wide receivers

Sleepers

• Anthony Miller (vs. DET): Allen Robinson (groin) and Taylor Gabriel (leg) are injured, which could mean a lot of targets for Miller this week. He has scored at least nine PPR points in three of his last four games and could be a flexible PPR option this week. The Lions have awarded seven touchdowns to receivers in their last four games.
• Tyrell Williams (at OAK): Williams has scored three times in a row, with four touchdowns during this period, and it's worth being used as a flex in most leagues. His touchdown series started after facing the Raiders in Week 5, but he still managed three catches for 66 yards on three targets in that game. Williams will not catch a lot of passes – his high season in front is four – but he's lucky enough to play big. And based on his recent record, he deserves to trust Oakland.
• Tyler Lockett (at LAR): Lockett did not score in Day 9 against the Chargers, but it's only the second game where he failed to find the goal zone this year . He scored against the Rams in their first encounter with three catches for 98 yards on five targets, and the Rams have allocated eight touchdowns to the receivers in their last five games.
• Christian Kirk (at KC): Prior to the Arizona draw in Week 9, Kirk had scored at least 13 PPR points in four of his previous six games. He has had two touchdowns in his last four outings, and he is expected to continue to strengthen his relationship with Josh Rosen, even as No. 2 receiver behind Larry Fitzgerald. We hope that Spring Break has helped the Cardinals' offensive. Byron Leftwich has now called the room. Kirk could find a production in the time lost with the Cardinals likely to score points this week against the Chiefs.
• Maurice Harris (vs. TB): Harris should have a key role to play in Washington now that Paul Richardson (shoulder) is missing for the season, as well as Jamison Crowder (ankle) getting hurt. And Harris comes out of a strong game of the 9th week against Atlanta. He had 10 catches for 124 yards on 12 targets, and this could be a sign of the future. He had a great game in the 10th week in Tampa Bay, and the Buccaneers are No. 2 Fantasy points allocated to the receivers. Fifteen receivers managed to score or win at least 100 yards passing against Tampa Bay this year.