Fantasy Football: 5 bold predictions for Week 10

Cleveland Browns running back D'Ernest Johnson (30) breaks a tackle by Cincinnati Bengals defensive tackle Larry Ogunjobi (65) in the fourth quarter during a Week 9 NFL football game, Sunday, Nov. 7, 2021, at Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati. The Cleveland Browns won, 41-16.Cleveland Browns At Cincinnati Bengals Nov 7 /

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As we get into the home stretch of the fantasy football season in the NFL, it’s time to take a hard look at our teams and evaluate how to move forward.

Week 10 is when fantasy football players really have to evaluate what the rest of the season means. Is your team 3-6 with four players on the IR and you’re stuck choosing between Boston Scott and Derrick Gore as your starting running back? This might mean boldness is the only way to salvage the season. Players are going to start shooting for the stars to hope they can salvage the season.

It’s not a bad strategy overall. Why not have a little fun? If it doesn’t work out, then one could just say they went bold and failed. Some of the greatest strategizers in history have fallen short on their bold predictions before. However, hitting on a bold prediction provides a feeling that’s unlike any other. It makes us want to stand on a mountain top and tell everyone how smart we are.

5 bold predictions for NFL fantasy football Week 10.

This week, there are some wild matchups. The Kansas City Chiefs are coming off three straight awful performances, and there’s no end in sight. They take on a Raiders team that is adding Deshaun Jackson to try and restart the winning path. The Arizona Cardinals offense might be unstoppable no matter who is in position. Colt freaking McCoy got north of 15 points running this unit.

There are some fun matchups this week, including a Tampa Bay Buccaneers-Washington Football Team game that should be a clinic in passing while the opposite of that in the secondary.

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