Fantasy News

Benjamin Watson catches one pass in Week 10.

Watson gained one yard on his one reception, as he initially had a touchdown but it was overturned after it was determined his knee was down. The veteran tight end will be in the streamer mix next week, but he’ll probably need a touchdown to deliver strong value in a tough matchup against the Eagles.

11/12/18 - 07:36 AM ET

Larry Fitzgerald catches six passes against the Chiefs.

Fitz was targeted a team-high ten times in the Cardinals’ Week 10 loss, gaining 50 yards on his six receptions. The veteran receiver mostly made himself available by using his big frame, and he fought for positive yardage as usual. Fitzgerald has a good matchup against the Raiders next week.

11/12/18 - 08:17 AM ET

Tre’Quan Smith doesn’t catch a pass in Week 10.

Smith wasn’t targeted against the Bengals, so it’s difficult to trust the rookie wide receiver in fantasy lineups right now despite his upside. Next week against the Eagles might be a good spot where he offers some upside in deeper leagues, though.

11/12/18 - 07:33 AM ET

Ricky Seals-Jones catches five passes in Week 10.

Seals-Jones was mostly targeted on underneath passes against the Chiefs, gaining 51 yards on his five receptions, but he did have a long of 21 yards. The athletic tight end looks to be ahead of veteran Jermaine Gresham based off this game, but he carries some downside as a TE1 option next week against the Raiders.

11/12/18 - 08:14 AM ET

Austin Carr catches two passes in Saints’ win.

Carr gained 20 yards on his two receptions against the Bengals. Carr doesn’t have more than two receptions or 25 yards this season, so he’s not a fantasy option right now.

11/12/18 - 07:31 AM ET

Dan Arnold catches two passes against the Bengals.

Arnold gained 25 yards on his two receptions, including 23 yards on a deep corner route that put the Saints close to the goal line to punch it in. Arnold is an intriguing dynasty-league hold, but he’s not a highly-recommended fantasy option right now.

11/12/18 - 07:30 AM ET

Keith Kirkwood catches two passes in NFL debut.

Kirkwood gained 45 yards on his two receptions against the Bengals, including a 42-yard reception on a deep ball that might have been a touchdown if not for a slight underthrow from Drew Brees. It was a very good first NFL game for the undrafted receiver from Temple, and hopefully it’s the first of many big plays in his career. He’s someone to keep an eye on in dynasty leagues.

11/12/18 - 07:28 AM ET