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NFL FantasyPass: Week 10 WR Rankings
Last Updated on November 8, 2023 12:55 pm by Keith Cork | Published: November 8, 2023
Want to know where your starting WR might wind up by week’s end? Here’s our guess as to where the WR ranks will shake out when the dust settles on Monday. We hope you’ll use this to determine who to start and who to sit, but also to try to determine if you’re favored at each position in your weekly matchup.
Just Missed:
Wan’Dale Robinson
Elijah Moore
Rondale Moore
Juju Smith-Schuster
Michael Gallup
On Bye:
Tyreek Hill
AJ Brown
Cooper Kupp
Puka Nacua
Rashee Rice
Tutu Atwell
Devonta Smith
Jaylen Waddle
Fell Out:
Josh Downs
Josh Palmer
Brandin Cooks
Allen Lazard
Curtis Samuel
RISERS
FALLERS
| Projected Finish | Name | Team | Notes |
| WR1 | Amon-Ra St. Brown | DET | Only JJ and Tyreek have been No. 1 this year. With Tyreek and AJB on bye, ASB is our new No. 1 because of his pre-bye volume. |
| WR2 | Stefon Diggs | BUF | Stefon Diggs has the Broncos this week, which is frightening for the Broncos. Best WR so far this season who's playing in Week 10. |
| WR3 | Jamarr Chase | CIN | Sunday night was a Higgins game, but there's absolutely no reason to dock Chase, especially in this week's barren landscape. |
| WR4 | CeeDee Lamb | DAL | He's been a Top 5 stud for a month now, and Dak stepping his game up has taken Lamb to the stratosphere. |
| WR5 | Keenan Allen | LAC | Against the Jets, Allen was basically the only way the Chargers could consistently move the ball. He's the last of this week's top tier. |
| WR6 | Mike Evans | TB | Mike Evans has never had fewer than 1,000 yards in a season and continues to defy Father Time. WR13 despite an injury around a bye. |
| WR7 | Adam Thielen | CAR | Get Adam Thielen the ball, Bryce. The league's least talented offense draws a vulnerable Bears D in a bounce back spot for Thielen. |
| WR8 | Chris Olave | NO | Scored just his 2nd TD in Week 9. Pretty solid WR2 elevates to WR1 this week with byes and good matchup. |
| WR9 | Tee Higgins | CIN | Finally back in the Top 10. Putting him here because him or Chase will almost always be a WR1 in a given week. |
| WR10 | Brandon Aiyuk | SF | Aiyuk returns to a soft week and likely gets Deebo back as a fun decoy vs. JAC. Love the spot. |
| WR11 | DeAndre Hopkins | TEN | Fascinating revival underway here with Levis at the controls. Two weeks in, he's got two different types of really good games. |
| WR12 | DJ Moore | CHI | Fields should be back. He's still the WR8. |
| WR13 | Garrett Wilson | NYJ | Coming off 38 targets in 3 weeks. Can he score finally? |
| WR14 | Nico Collins | HOU | Nico might legit be special. Stroud has revived his young career. He's WR14. |
| WR15 | Terry McLaurin | SEA | Terry has a great chance to do damage against the Seahawks in what should be a high-scoring affair. |
| WR16 | Davante Adams | LVR | This should get better soon. For now, Davante is just a WR2. |
| WR17 | Michael Pittman | IND | Pittman has been rock solid for the past four weeks with Minshew. Comfy WR2 with upside. |
| WR18 | DK Metcalf | SEA | I find it hard to trust Metcalf at this point, but the WAS matchup is one last plea. Hard to justify a Top 15 ranking when he has zero Top 20 weeks. |
| WR19 | Christian Kirk | JAC | Surely the Niners D will start smothering people again, right? Until then, don't think twice about starting Kirk. |
| WR20 | Diontae Johnson | PIT | Who's back? of the week. Since his return he's done everything to prove he's a WR2. |
| WR21 | Tyler Lockett | SEA | Tyler's gonna be steady in a good matchup. Expect volume with Geno needing to get on track. |
| WR22 | Chris Godwin | TB | Great matchup to raise Godwin's steady WR2 floor. |
| WR23 | Amari Cooper | CLE | Coming off his best week of the year (WR4), but draws a nightmare Ravens matchup. Tough break. |
| WR24 | Tank Dell | HOU | WR1 in Week 9. An electric talent in a suddenly fun offense. Definitely start. |
| WR25 | Deebo Samuel | SF | Decoy Samuel might be a better name for him this week. This is a contingency ranking, and there are plenty other below I'd rather start. |
| WR26 | Calvin Ridley | JAC | Ridley had 10 targets when we last saw him in Week 8. Worth a look this week. |
| WR27 | Marquise Brown | ARI | Hollywood is a fascinating start with Kyler back. Lots of upside here, especially ROS. |
| WR28 | Jordan Addison | MIN | Addison's situation is depressing, but maybe he can thrive under Dobbs with Osborn hurt. |
| WR29 | Courtland Sutton | DEN | Sutton comes out of the bye on a three-game TD streak. He's Russ' WR1, which is actually relevant. |
| WR30 | Zay Flowers | BAL | Zay might be cooked right now. Everything is trending wrong. Need a bounceback and CLE is tough. |
| WR31 | Jakobi Meyers | LVR | Everything is trending badly here too, although he got a weird rushing TD. Avoid vs. the Jets. |
| WR32 | George Pickens | PIT | Lots of weirdness unfolding here. Falling off a cliff quickly as Diontae establishes himself. Concerning trends. |
| WR33 | Jahan Dotson | WAS | Two straight Top 10 weeks! Am I all the way back in??? |
| WR34 | Demario Douglas | NE | Pop has been getting solid WR3/Flex volume lately. If he can make a big play and score, he has a chance to level up. |
| WR35 | Michael Thomas | NO | MT had been super steady and underwhelming before last week's bagel. If the bottom is truly falling out, I'll be sad. |
| WR36 | Jaxon Smith-Njigba | SEA | JSN is the WR15 from Weeks 7-9. That's consistent production in three wildly different Seattle games. Trending well. |
| WR37 | Gabe Davis | BUF | This is the weirdest season. Scored a TD Weeks 2-5, and now has sandwiched a Top 10 week with three complete bricks. |
| WR38 | Romeo Doubs | GB | Doing all three Packers in a row here. Doubs ranks highest because he's the TD guy. |
| WR39 | Jayden Reed | GB | Reed looks the part but it's hard to shine in this garbage GB offense. Tough to trust but love his future upside. |
| WR40 | Christian Watson | GB | And then there's Watson, who hasn't caught more than 3 passes in a game this season and has one TD. The industry missed badly here preseason. |
| WR41 | Rashid Shaheed | NO | I'm so sick of trying to figure Rashid Shaheed out. The purest dart throw guy we have. |
| WR42 | Tyler Boyd | CIN | Boyd has been quietly good. He's hard to trust though, simply because his ceiling is so limited. |
| WR43 | Quentin Johnston | LAC | I'm both stunned by how poor QJ's season has been and impressed by his recent impacts. With Palmer out, he's intriguing. |
| WR44 | Khalil Shakir | BUF | Here's a new name. Was a ghost early on but has developed steady volume the past three weeks. Watch this space. |
| WR45 | Jerry Jeudy | DEN | No. Don't make me think about playing him. |
| WR46 | Darnell Mooney | CHI | Well that's a fascinating revival. Mooney was WR19, his best game since Week 1. Has some upside. |
| WR47 | Drake London | ATL | Is he going to play? If he does, he's more of a high 30s guy. Will move him back up once he shows he's good to go. |
| WR48 | Odell Beckham Jr. | BAL | Sigh, sure. Nice tribute to Victor Cruz this week. Not ready to buy back in here. |
| WR49 | Josh Reynolds | DET | Dart throw lite. Upside vs. LAC despite declining role. |
| WR50 | Noah Brown | HOU | THREE Texans WRs? Why not? Brown was electric Sunday and may ice out Bobby Trees for good. |
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