10 RB sleepers to target for fantasy football Week 10

3. James Robinson – Jacksonville Jaguars

James Robinson, unfortunately, missed the Jacksonville Jaguars’ big win against the Buffalo Bills. It’s not unfortunate in he missed a chance to have a big game. The Bills have the best rushing defense in the league. Now, Robinson can return to the lineup against the Indianapolis Colts who… have the second-best rush defense in the league.

That’s okay because James Robinson when he is healthy should be matchup proof. He is so skilled and has been able to play really well against good defenses. Robinson needs to come back healthy, though. If he’s able to be the Robinson of old, he should be a huge play for you this week even against this Colts defense. Just keep a keen eye on his health this week.

2. D’Ernest Johnson – Cleveland Browns

It sounds like Nick Chubb is going to miss another week after he was added to the COVID-19 list. Chubb is vaccinated, so there is a chance he could recover in time for the game, but it’s unlikely. that leaves the Browns with one running back. Yes, the great story of D’Ernest Johnson continues.

The last time D’Ernest Johnson went into the matchup as the starter, he dominated. He was a league-winner when he faced the Denver Broncos. He does have another touchdown since Chubb came back, but he was a little rough last week. That’s mostly because Chubb was a destroyer of worlds last week and deserved every touch possible. Now that he’s likely out, Johnson will get almost every touch, and he will have a huge week against the New England Patriots.

1. Josh Jacobs – Las Vegas Raiders

Josh Jacobs has had a pretty rough season thus far. The former first-round pick had the most rushing yards in a game the entire season last week, and he only had 76 yards. However, coming out of the bye week, he looked as healthy as he did all week. It could finally be time to see the Jacobs of old this season.

The Chiefs defense has been better against the run as of late, but a few lucky matchups have really skewed the numbers. This week, the Chiefs are facing a fully healthy Jacobs and a Raiders offense looking to bounce back after a terrible showing against the Giants. Jacobs will come close to 100 yards for the first time this season, and he will even add a touchdown to his line.