NFL DFS Lineup Advice: Best Stacks (Week 10)

The NFL Week 10 slate kicked off with a low-scoring AFC West tilt, with the Denver Broncos extending their win streak during a 10-7 win over the Las Vegas Raiders. Sunday’s slate starts in Berlin, Germany with the Indianapolis Colts vs. Atlanta Falcons.

We’re going to look ahead at the early and late afternoon slate to construct our best Week 10 DFS stacks. Specifically, games with high point totals, featuring the Giants vs. Bears, Ravens vs. Vikings, and Patriots vs. Buccaneers.

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NFL DFS Week 10: Best DFS Stacks

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New York Giants vs. Chicago Bears

The Bears and Giants have some of the worst defensive units in the league, allowing at least 5.9 yards per play or more. We’ll start with Caleb Williams and a pair of cheaper stack options, Kyle Monangai and Olamide Zaccheaus.

Monangai took advantage of D’Andre Swift‘s absence in a plus matchup against Cincinnati last week, tallying 176 rushing yards and hauling in three receptions for 22 receiving yards. New York’s run defense is allowing a league-high 5.5 YPC, so Monangai, even in a timeshare, is worth inserting at a cheap salary alongside Williams.

Zaccheaus has been getting fed targets by Williams. The Bears’ WR3 has 15 targets across the last two games played, converting that volume into 10.3 and 17.3 fantasy points.

On the Giants’ sideline, we’re going to stack Jaxson Dart with Devin Singletary. Following rookie RB Cam Skattebo‘s injury, Singletary logged two targets and eight carries, finishing with over 50 scrimmage yards.

Chicago’s porous run defense is going to set up Singletary for a potentially big outing, especially with his usage as a receiver. The cheap salary makes Singletary a great pairing with Dart in a game that should turn into a shootout.

Baltimore Ravens vs. Minnesota Vikings

Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens head north to U.S. Bank Stadium to face the Minnesota Vikings. Vikings DC Brian Flores shut down Detroit’s run game in Week 9, however, that will be a more difficult assignment with a mobile quarterback like Jackson.

The two-time NFL MVP just picked apart Miami’s defense with four touchdown passes. He could replicate that feat against a Minnesota defense that has surrendered many explosive plays in the passing attack this season.

Mark Andrews has begun to heat up, albeit with limited targets. The Ravens’ tight end caught two touchdown passes during Jackson’s first game back from a multi-week hamstring injury. Minnesota is a favorable matchup for opposing tight ends, so let’s stack Jackson with Andrews in ideal conditions.

Minnesota’s QB1, J.J. McCarthy, is cheap due to throwing for less than 150 yards against the Lions. However, he’s got plenty of mobility and can return value as a ball carrier against a porous Ravens run defense.

We’re going to stack McCarthy with WR2 Jordan Addison and TE1 T.J. Hockenson. Addison and Hockenson only combined for seven targets during McCarthy’s third start of the season last week, although both are ideal red zone targets.

Hockenson is particularly cheap, so let’s run the triple-stack of McCarthy-Addison-Hockenson in lineups.

New England Patriots vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

A huge interconference showdown between New England and Tampa Bay headlines the 1 p.m. ET slate in Week 10. Drake Maye leads the 7-2 Patriots into Raymond James Stadium with a ton of momentum.

Maye and Stefon Diggs have a strong rapport. Diggs hasn’t been fed the most targets lately but he’s converted five or fewer targets into 10.4 and 12.8 fantasy points against the Browns and Falcons since Week 7, finding the end zone in both matchups.

Tampa Bay’s defense isn’t a pushover but they specialize in stopping the run, so Maye and Diggs should be productive. Demario “Pop” Douglas is another high-value add within the Patriots’ passing attack. Douglas just posted 4-100-1 on six targets against a good Falcons secondary in Week 9.

To wrap up, we’re going to pay up for Baker Mayfield, an NFL MVP candidate, and go cheap with Tez Johnson. The Buccaneers’ WR3 has logged 15 targets in the last two games, recording 15.8 and 9.8 fantasy points.

Johnson also has a pair of touchdowns in Tampa Bay’s last three games. Mayfield is throwing with confidence and should continue to look at the rookie wideout, making this a high-floor stack at a reduced cost with Johnson available at a cheap salary.

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