Hey, folks! We’re back with our second block of games for the Week 10 NFL slate, and we’re staying with the early games here as we feature the rest of them in this block!We’ve compiled the game groupings here to make it easier to find the games you want:Block 1: WAS-NYG, NE-DET, KC-ATL, HOU-CLE, MIA-INDBlock 2: JAC-TEN, MIN-GB, CAR-NO, BUF-NYJBlock 3: SEA-LV, LAR-ARI, SF-DAL, PIT-CIN, LAC-BAL“The Outlook” will give you the details, stats, analysis, recommendations and everything else you need to make informed fantasy football decisions. Every fantasy-relevant player on each team will be profiled in this article. We want everyone reading this to bring home championships in their fantasy leagues!I’m incredibly excited to bring this article to all of you this season, and I hope you enjoy the ride. If you have any questions, feel free to find me on Bluesky (@ktompkinsii.bsky.social) or tag me in a post with any lineup questions. I’ll do my best to answer them for you.Let’s get into it!All game and implied point totals listed were compiled via DraftKings Sportsbook on Wednesday for JAC-TEN, MIN-GB, CAR-NO and BUF-NYJ.Teams on bye in Week 9: Chicago Bears, Denver Broncos, Philadelphia Eagles and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.Jacksonville Jaguars at Tennessee TitansFavorite: Jaguars –10.5Game Total: 46.5Implied Point Total: Jaguars 28.5, Titans 18Jaguars Fantasy NotesMust-Start Players: QB Trevor Lawrence, RB Bhayshul Tuten, WR Parker WashingtonTE Brenton StrangeWith the Jaguars absolutely dominating their last two games against the Colts and Ravens, it’s a legitimate question whether Jacksonville’s offense can support more than one fantasy wide receiver. For a solid stretch a few weeks ago, Strange was Lawrence’s second target, but in the last two weeks since the Week 7 bye, Strange has just four receptions for 77 yards combined.The need to pass the ball with volume has dissipated, with an average of just 20 pass attempts over the last couple of weeks. That said, Lawrence has still been efficient, but the trickle-down effect when volume disappears hits the second and third targets harder than it hits a player like Washington. Unfortunately, that’s what we’re seeing a bit of here with Strange. The Jaguars also bolstered their interior defensive line (Jordan Davis) and defensive backfield (Jessie Bates) at the trade deadline, making them that much more formidable.Fantasy Advice: Strange is a solid play, but how much will the Jaguars throw if they get up on a likely overmatched Titans team? You’re only starting Strange if you need a tight end to get into the end zone rather than as a pure volume play.Titans Fantasy NotesMust-Start Players: NoneRB Tony PollardIn Weeks 7 and 8, Pollard was the highest-scoring fantasy running back in fantasy football, averaging 32.6 fantasy points per game. Then the Titans had their bye and lost some of that momentum. Now, they get to play the Jaguars at home this week and then face them again in Jackson
