The Late-Round Fantasy Football Podcast

JJ Zachariason weighs fantasy trades, adds and streaming plays

1157: 15 Transactions for Week 10

Week 10 decisions hinge on separating sustainable opportunity from touchdown luck, difficult schedules and injury-created roles.

3 key takeaways
  1. 1Malik Nabers and Caleb Williams emerge as buy-low targets tied to favorable schedules and expected touchdown regression.
  2. 2Antonio Williams, Brevin Spanford and Corey Kiner offer injury-driven opportunities, though role certainty and schedule strength vary.
  3. 3Geno Smith and Baltimore provide targeted Week 10 streaming options against vulnerable matchups and struggling offensive efficiency.

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The brief

JJ Zachariason’s 15 Week 10 transactions span waiver adds, buy-low targets, sell-high candidates and streaming options, with usage and schedule driving the recommendations.

Malik Nabers and Caleb Williams headline the buy-low cases: both carry reasons for optimism tied to upcoming matchups, while Williams also benefits from expected touchdown regression.

The sell-high warning centers on Javonte Williams, whose touchdown-fueled production meets a difficult schedule and concerns about Dallas’ passing-touchdown regression.

Injuries create several actionable roles, including Antonio Williams in Washington, Brevin Spanford after Jake Ferguson’s injury and Corey Kiner behind Rhamondre Stevenson’s absence.

The closing streamers are Geno Smith against Buffalo and Baltimore’s defense against the Chargers, whose offense has struggled by efficiency metrics.

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