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Week 10 fantasy football rankings: Seahawks soar

Week 10 fantasy football rankings: Seahawks soar
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Below are my 1/2 PPR fantasy rankings for Week 10. Most leagues are using points per reception these days, so take that into consideration when looking at the ranks. Six points are awarded for every receiving and rushing TD, and four points for every passing TD. If you are playing in a non-PPR league, pass-catching running backs lose a bit of value and so do possession receivers. Make sure you check the status of players that have been limited or out of practice. The rankings will be updated on Sunday morning.

If you have any start-sit questions, feel free to hit me up at @jordanpfx on Twitter, and I will do my best to get to every question. Include your scoring system with your questions. Good luck!

QB

1 D. Prescott DAL

2 M. Stafford DET

3 R. Wilson SEA

4 J. Goff LAR

5 M. Ryan ATL

6 D. Brees NO

7 C. Newton CAR

8 T. Brady NE

9 B. Roethlisberger PIT

10 T. Taylor BUF

11 J. McCown NYJ

12 M. Mariota TEN

13 A. Dalton CIN

14 E. Manning NYG

15 R. Fitzpatrick TB

16 C. Keenum MIN

17 J. Cutler MIA

18 K. Cousins WAS

19 B. Bortles JAC

20 P. Rivers LAC

 

RB

1 L. Bell PIT

2 E. Elliott DAL    *Inactive, suspended

3 T. Gurley LAR

4 L. Fournette JAC

5 M. Ingram NO

6 J. Howard CHI

7 M. Gordon LAC

8 L. McCoy BUF

9 C. Hyde SF

10 A. Kamara NO

11 D. Freeman ATL

12 C. McCaffrey CAR

13 B. Powell NYJ

14 M. Forte NYJ     *Inactive

15 J. McKinnon MIN

16 J. Mixon CIN

17 L. Miller HOU

18 D. Murray TEN

19 C. Thompson WAS

20 D. Martin TB

21 D. Henry TEN

22 J. White NE

23 A. Peterson ARI

24 K. Drake MIA

25 T. Coleman ATL

26 C. Anderson DEN

27 T. Rawls SEA

28 O. Darkwa NYG

29 A. Abdullah DET

30 I. Crowell CLE

 

WR

1 A. Brown PIT

2 A. Green CIN

3 J. Jones ATL

4 M. Thomas NO

5 D. Baldwin SEA

6 D. Hopkins HOU

7 A. Thielen MIN

8 G. Tate DET

9 B. Cooks NE

10 D. Bryant DAL

11 S. Diggs MIN

12 M. Jones DET

13 D. Funchess CAR

14 T. Hilton IND

15 D. Thomas DEN

16 D. Jackson TB

17 R. Anderson NYJ

18 J. Landry MIA

19 S. Watkins LAR

20 M. Sanu ATL

21 S. Shepard NYG

22 R. Matthews TEN

23 T. Ginn NO

24 D. Parker MIA

25 R. Woods LAR

26 K. Benjamin BUF

27 D. Adams GB

28 K. Allen LAC

29 E. Sanders DEN

30 J. Smith-Schuster PIT

 

TE

1 R. Gronkowski NE

2 J. Graham SEA

3 E. Engram NYG

4 K. Rudolph MIN

5 A. Seferian-Jenkins NYJ

6 H. Henry LAC

7 D. Walker TEN

8 J. Doyle IND 

9 C. Brate TB 

10 C. Clay BUF

11 V. Davis WAS

12 T. Kroft CIN

13 E. Ebron DET

14 E. Dickson CAR

15 C.Fiedorowicz HOU

 

DEF

1 Seahawks

2 Jaguars

3 Rams

4 Vikings

5 Patriots

6 Lions

7 Bears

8 Panthers

9 Saints

10 Steelers

11 Jets

12 Giants

13 Titans

14 Broncos

15 Packers

 

Kicker

1 G. Zuerlein LAR

2 S. Gostkowski NE

3 C. Boswell PIT

4 M. Prater DET

5 R. Succop TEN

6 K. Forbath MIN

7 M. Bryant ATL

8 G. Gano CAR

9 S. Hauschka BUF

10 W. Lutz NO

11 M. Nugent DAL

12 J. Lambo JAC

13 K. Fairbairn HOU

14 C. Barth CHI

15 C. Catanzaro NYJ

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Cam Akers is going back to Minnesota. Composite Getty Image.

The Minnesota Vikings have acquired running back Cam Akers in a trade for the second straight year, agreeing Tuesday to send a late draft pick to the Houston Texans for more depth at the position.

The deal, which was contingent on Akers passing a physical exam, has the Vikings sending a conditional sixth-round pick in the 2026 draft to the Texans for Akers and a conditional seventh-round pick in the 2026 draft.

Akers, who was a second-round draft pick by the Los Angeles Rams in 2020 when current Vikings coach Kevin O'Connell was the offensive coordinator there, came to the Vikings in a deal with the Rams on Sept. 20, 2023. He had 138 rushing yards and 70 receiving yards in six games before suffering a season-ending Achilles tendon tear.

Akers signed with the Texans this year after considering a return to the Vikings. He had 147 rushing yards and 16 receiving yards in five games, helping fill in for the injured Joe Mixon.

Akers has 1,728 rushing yards and 336 receiving yards in five NFL seasons. He led the league with 67 rushing attempts during the 2021 postseason while helping the Rams to a Super Bowl title.

The Vikings could be without starting running back Aaron Jones Sr. this week after he hurt his hip in the previous game. Ty Chandler is next in line.

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