Week 10 Start/Sit Quarterbacks: Williams, Dart to Start | FullTime
Week 10 Start/Sit: Quarterbacks
Week 10 is here, and fantasy playoff races are officially taking shape.
By Adam Krautwurst
Start
Caleb Williams
Williams is coming off the best fantasy performance of his young career, piling up 280 passing yards, three touchdown throws, 53 rushing yards and even two receptions with another score. Nearly 40 fantasy points won’t be the norm, but the matchup remains enticing. The Giants have surrendered the sixth-most passing yards and the fourth-most fantasy points to quarterbacks. They don’t generate pressure consistently and are vulnerable to deep passes. With shaky defenses on both sides, this game could easily turn into a shootout, keeping Williams firmly in play.
Jaxson Dart
Dart has been outstanding across six starts and continues to produce even without Malik Nabers. He has topped 21 fantasy points in five of those outings, with his “worst” game still at 19.6. His rushing production gives him a strong weekly floor, as he has either run for 55 yards or scored a rushing touchdown in every start. Chicago has allowed the fifth-most fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks, and four passers have posted at least 26.2 against them. Dart has legitimate top-five upside this week.
Sit
Trevor Lawrence
Even with the addition of Jakobi Meyers, this is a bad spot for Lawrence in one-quarterback leagues. Houston ranks first in fewest fantasy points allowed to quarterbacks, and Lawrence has been mediocre historically against the Texans, averaging just 215 yards with five touchdowns and four picks in their last five meetings. He’s only viable in Superflex formats.
Jordan Love
Love has been a rollercoaster. He has three games under 15 fantasy points in his last four and now faces an Eagles defense that ranks near the top of the league in fewest passing touchdowns allowed and just added reinforcements. With such a low floor, there are safer options available.
