Week 10 is officially here! Using matchup information, sportsbook data, and player and statistical analysis, I’ve constructed my top 24 wide receivers for this week. Along with my top 24 WR fantasy football rankings, I’ll give you my must-start wide receiver for Week 10  of the fantasy football season. Let’s get right into it. 

Teams on Bye: Chiefs, Rams, Dolphins, Eagles

Week 10 – PPR Wide Receiver Fantasy Football Rankings

Tier 1

1. Ja’Marr Chase vs. HOU

2. Stefon Diggs vs. DEN

3. Amon-Ra St. Brown @ LAC

4. CeeDee Lamb vs. NYG

5. Keenan Allen vs. DET

Tier 2

6. Adam Thielen @ CHI

7. Tee Higgins vs. HOU

8. Chris Olave @ MIN

9. Brandon Aiyuk @ JAX

10. Garrett Wilson @ LV

11. Mike Evans vs. TEN

Tier 3

12. Davante Adams vs. NYJ

13. Michael Pittman @ NE

14. DK Metcalf vs. WAS

15. DJ Moore vs. CAR

Tier 4

16. Jakobi Meyers vs. NYJ

17. Diontae Johnson vs. GB

18. Chris Godwin vs. TEN

Tier 5

19. Amari Cooper @ BAL

20. Jordan Addison vs. NO

21. Marquise Brown vs. ATL

22. Deebo Samuel @ JAX

23. Terry McLaurin @ SEA

24. Christian Kirk vs. SF

Fantasy Football – Start Of The Week

Amari Cooper @ BAL

The rule for my start of the week is to go beyond the obvious and pick a wide receiver outside the top 24 FantasyPros consensus rankings. Going up against the Baltimore Ravens, Amari Cooper is my start of the week.

Despite having a massive 24.9-point bounce-back performance in Week 9, Cooper is still ranked outside the top 24 wide receivers this week. This ranking doesn’t make much sense to me, as things are finally going Cooper’s way. Deshaun Watson has been banged up for most of the year but finally returned in Week 9.

Watson will be the key to success with Cooper, as you can’t expect any receiver to thrive with their backup. Last week, we saw Cooper catch five passes for 139 yards and a touchdown. This shouldn’t be a surprise, as we know how talented Cooper is. Rather than projecting Cooper to take a step back, I expect him to improve this week.

Unfortunately, the Browns play the Ravens as six-point underdogs. However, as we’ve seen in the past, being heavy favorites means softer coverages and more pass attempts. There’s no denying the Ravens have a good defense, but they’ve allowed the 4th most fantasy points to wide receivers, 41.13 PPG.

This doesn’t look like a great matchup on the surface, but once you dig into things it looks a lot more appealing. You shouldn’t expect a 25-point performance from Cooper again, but he deserves to be a mid-WR2 this week.

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