After allowing 17 points in the first half to the Titans, the Colts showed why they are one of the best defenses in the second half of the Thursday night contest. The Colts did not allow a single point in the second half and also returned a punt block for a touchdown. They held Ryan Tannehill to just 147 yards passing and a passer rating

Carolina Panthers quarterback Teddy Bridgewater faces the Buccaneers for the second time this season. In their previous meeting, Bridgewater threw for 367 yards with no touchdowns and two interceptions. While he’s coming off a strong effort against Kansas City, this is not the week to start Bridgewater in your fantasy lineups. The Buccaneers are still second in the league in pass DVOA even after being

Indianapolis Colts tight end Trey Burton caught just three passes for 24 yards on all three of his targets in a Thursday win against the Titans. Burton’s value has been declining since Week 6, and it does not look like that will change any time soon. Mo Alie-Cox also caught three passes, and Jack Doyle will see snaps when he returns to the lineup. Burton

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers Defense faces the Carolina Panthers for the second time this year. In their earlier meeting, Tampa Bay compiled five sacks, two interceptions, and two fumble recoveries for one of their best fantasy showings this year. The Panthers offensive line is middle-of-the-pack in terms of sack rate, though the Buccaneers defense is elite at pressuring opposing signal-callers and could be coming into

Tampa Bay Buccaneers kicker Ryan Succop faces the Panthers in Week 10. Succop comes into the contest ranked fifth in total points, with an 88.9 percent made field goal rate and a 96.3 percent rate on extra points. He hasn’t gotten the volume that other kickers have seen, though that could be there for him this week against a Carolina team allowing the seventh-most fantasy

Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. had a very good game against the Titans, catching seven passes on eight targets for 101 yards. Pittman now has 11 catches on 15 targets for 157 yards over his last two games. He has also played over 80 percent of the team’s snaps in each of the last two games, so he is showing he can be

Indianapolis Colts running back Nyheim Hines rushed 12 times for 70 yards and a touchdown, and he also caught five passes for 45 yards and a touchdown. It is difficult to say what is going on with the Colts running back room right now. Hines is known as more of a pass-catching back, yet he paced the Colts in rushing attempts and yards. This is

Tampa Bay Buccaneers tight end Rob Gronkowski is coming off a dud performance against the Saints in Week 9. Week 10 brings a Panthers Defense that has allowed the 14th-fewest fantasy points per game to the tight end position. The arrival of Antonio Brown could potentially result in a lower amount of targets for the big tight end, but his red-zone role- one that saw

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Antonio Brown will take the field for the second time as a member of his new team against the Panthers in Week 10. Brown’s debut saw him on the field for 78 percent of the snaps with quarterback Tom Brady looking his way five times, including a target deep down the field. The former All-Pro wideout still has the talent

Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor had another disappointing performance, and his value continues to decline. Taylor had just seven carries for 12 yards and caught two passes for 25 yards. We are not sure what exactly happened other than last week’s fumble against the Ravens, but the Colts coaching staff has clearly lost faith in the rookie running back. Taylor played just 24 percent

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans gets a tricky matchup in Week 10 against the Panthers. While Evans has been held under 50 receiving yards in just over half his games this year, he’s eclipsed the mark in each of the last two contests with one touchdown scored. Having Chris Godwin and Antonio Brown in the lineup certainly complicates things, though Evans’ seven scores

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Philip Rivers threw for over 300 yards and a touchdown in a Thursday night win against the Titans. He completed 29 out of 39 passes and did not throw an interception. Rivers has picked it up over his last four games, throwing for seven total touchdowns to just two interceptions. Rivers picked up the bulk of his yards in the first half

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Chris Godwin (finger) faces a Panthers Defense that’s been stingy against the pass in 2020. Godwin was a full participant in practice, meaning he should be close to 100 percent when he takes the field against Carolina’s 17th-ranked pass defense. The veteran wideout has averaged seven targets per game in five contests this year and has averaged 6.7 receptions and

Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Leonard Fournette has the upper hand in this backfield ahead of a juicy matchup with the Panthers in Week 10. Fournette has out-snapped fellow back Ronald Jones II in each of the last three games and out-touched him in two of them. Most importantly, the former Jaguar has averaged 6.3 targets per game since returning from injury, giving fantasy managers

Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Ronald Jones II gets a favorable matchup in Week 10 against Carolina. After rattling off three straight games with at least 100 yards rushing, Jones II has been held under 50 yards on the ground in three straight contests with a snap count percentage under 50 percent in each. While he is trending in the wrong direction, this is the

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas (ankle, hamstring) was a full participant in practice on Friday for the first time since the lead-up to Week 1. Thomas had five catches for 51 yards in Week 9 against the Buccaneers in his first game action since he suffered a high-ankle sprain in the season-opener. He played 40 snaps on offense. The team’s No. 1 wideout

New England Patriots running back Damien Harris (ankle, chest), wide receiver N’Keal Harry (concussion) and cornerback Stephon Gilmore (knee) are questionable for Week 10 against the Ravens on Sunday night. Harris and Harry were limited in practice all week, giving them both a good chance to play this weekend, but the game being on Sunday night makes them both risky fantasy assets. Not only does

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady is coming off a terrible three-interception performance in a 35-point loss on national television against the Saints in Week 9. Brady has had eight losses by 20 or more points in his career and is 7-1 in the games following such losses. He owns 19 touchdowns to just three interceptions in those games. Week 10 brings a Carolina defense

Denver Broncos rookie wide receiver Jerry Jeudy (shoulder) is officially listed as questionable for Week 10 against the division-rival Raiders, but head coach Vic Fangio said he’s “pretty confident” that Jeudy will play despite being a limited practice participant the last two days. The 21-year-old from Alabama is coming off his best game as a professional, catching seven passes for 125 yards and his second

Houston Texans running back David Johnson (concussion) has been ruled out for Week 10 against the Browns. It’s relatively unsurprising, as Johnson is still in the concussion protocol and registered three ‘DNPs’ on the practice report this week. Fellow halfback Duke Johnson will take the reins to the backfield and likely see close to the career-high 20 touches he saw in relief of his teammate