NFL Week 10 IDP Start/Sits

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Don't set your defensive fantasy lineups for Week 10 of the NFL season without consulting the IDP Guys' Week 10 IDP start/sits article!


Welcome to the NFL Week 10 IDP Start/Sits article!

Table of Contents

Thursday Night Football
Atlanta Falcons at Carolina Panthers
Morning Football
Seattle Seahawks at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Early Afternoon Games
Minnesota Vikings at Buffalo Bills Detroit Lions at Chicago Bears
Jacksonville Jaguars at Kansas City Chiefs Cleveland Browns at Miami Dolphins
Houston Texans at New York Giants New Orleans Saints at Pittsburgh Steelers
Denver Broncos at Tennessee Titans  
Mid-Afternoon Games
Indianapolis Colts at Las Vegas Raiders
Dallas Cowboys at Green Bay Packers
Arizona Cardinals at Los Angeles Rams
Sunday Night Football
Los Angeles Chargers at San Francisco 49ers
Monday Night Football
Washington Commanders at Philadelphia Eagles

It shouldn't be necessary to say this, but these are only suggestions. We don't sit in on team meetings; we simply absorb as much information as possible and then make calls based on that knowledge. If you don't agree with our suggestions, by all means, go in a different direction. Nobody makes these decisions for you.

Article Key

Trust

These players have the best outlook based on their opportunity, past production, talent level, and matchup. They usually have a solid floor and an excellent ceiling. These guys should be the nearest to guaranteed production you can find.

If You Must

These players should earn a reasonable amount of points. Their opportunity, talent, or matchup is typically not on par with a trusted player. Tier two players are usually a good option in deep leagues that start multiple players at each position.

Bust

Sit these players unless you're desperate. You should not start these players for any number of reasons. They aren't necessarily bad players. We just don't predict them to be scoring well this game week. In the case of rookies, for example, they may simply need time to earn more playing time and, therefore, our trust as fantasy starters.

Any player not listed in these three categories should probably be considered a "sit." If they become IDP-relevant on a week-to-week basis, they will likely end up in one of the categories above.

No Cornerbacks?

Johnny writes a separate article for CBs that drops on Fridays, and you can find it here once it is published.

True Position Designations

In some IDP leagues, certain positions are grouped in a suboptimal way, primarily because of outdated interpretations of what players at each position do. Many IDP leagues are turning towards True Position formats to address that problem. To know more about IDP True Position, click here to read the article written by Jase!

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Click here to read the Week 8 Fantasy Football Start/Sits article for offensive players.


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Aaron Maberry

I am a veterinarian who has been playing fantasy football off and on since high school. About 12 years ago, I got more competitive and serious about fantasy football when I started a league with some other friends who were in vet school with me at the time. I started playing IDP about 3 years ago and have become even more obsessed with fantasy football. I have what I would call an evidence-based approach to fantasy football and love to track data in spreadsheets. I began writing for IDP Guys in the summer of 2021 and look forward to contributing to the amazing team moving forward. Thanks for reading!
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