Week 10 Wide Receiver Streamers For Fantasy Football: Ramp Up For Jordyn Tyson?

Welcome to Week 10, and we’re officially past the halfway point to the season. And we’re just six weeks away from the fantasy playoffs beginning. Still so much can happen, but if you’re hovering around that last playoff spot in your league, there’s no letting up. We’re back to four teams on bye weeks, which means you’ll have to sit Luther Burden, Emeka Egbuka and even Jaylen Waddle this week. So if you’re teetering on the playoffs, we have some work to do.

Let’s get into some streamers. As always with wide receivers, we’ll mine the fantasy football rankings for players outside the top 36. Make sure to check out our fantasy football projections to get further confirmation why these players are targets. Lastly, all stats versus each position group listed below are from our wonderful DvP tool and any utilization data came from our UR Score.

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Wide Receiver Streamers for Week 10

Jakobi Meyers | Jaguars at Titans

Do the Titans pose an inviting matchup for Meyers and the Jaguars’ WRs? Yes. Could the Titans put up a fight and push the Jaguars into actually having to score some points? Well …

The 43-36 slugfest against the Bengals is more anomaly for the Titans than anything. But when it comes to the matchup, it could hardly get better for Meyers. Tennessee is allowing 32.4 FPG to WRs—tops in the league—and has allowed five 100-yard receiving games this season.

Meyers is the WR2 on the Jags behind Parker Washington, but the veteran did see 6 targets in the rain in Baltimore in Week 9, and 10 targets in Week 7 against Houston. If Brian Thomas is traded, that could tighten up the WR corps for the Jags.

Jordyn Tyson | Saints vs. Panthers

For those fantasy players with a constant case of rookie fever, Sunday was a reward as Tyson made his NFL debut. He ran 16 routes and was targeted 5 times, catching 4 for 30 yards and a fumble. He’s had so many problems with his hamstrings, it felt good to see him get out of the game injury-free.

In Week 8, the Packers’ tandem of Matthew Golden and Christian Watson lit up the Carolina secondary for 192 yards and a score. The Panthers are giving up 145.6 receiving YPG to WRs, which is 19th in the league. Look for Tyson’s routes to increase, and with it the chance at a fantasy-relevant performance worth streaming.

Caleb Douglas | Dolphins at Colts

With 14 targets in the past two games, Douglas has shown himself to be the main target for Malik Willis and the Dolphins. In Week 9, the rookie turned 8 targets into 6 catches for 70 scoreless yards.

The Colts got lit up by CeeDee Lamb for 10-195-1 in Week 9. No shame in that happening. Before that no wideout had topped 80 receiving yards since Week 2. But with Douglas being the top target for the Dolphins, he could just get the volume needed for a decent week.