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These Players Are About to Smash in Week 10

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16 min
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Nov 13, 2026
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Fri, November 13, 2026
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Bryce YoungCarnell TateChris OlaveDenzel BostonJalen CokerParker WashingtonStefon DiggsTank DellTrevor Lawrence
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Bryce Young

PositiveProjection10:40

Bryce Young is a quality quarterback who performs well when given time in the pocket and has benefited from an improved scheme this season. He can get flustered under pressure and force quick decisions, but against the Saints' defense—which generates no pressure—he should have plenty of time to progress through reads. This setup supports passing volume and efficiency for Panthers receivers in a top-10 matchup for EPA per drop-back against New Orleans, per Alec Ironmore.

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Carnell Tate

PositiveInjury0:36

Week 10 receiving yards prop over 53.5 if active. Alec Ironmore loves the matchup spot against Titans (third in targets over expectation, first in catch percentage over expectation) and notes Tate is critical to Titans offense development long-term; team will not play him unless fully healthy. If unavailable, pivot to Alec Ironmore at 21.5 receiving yards.

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Chris Olave

PositiveProjection7:48

Chris Olave is a strong Week 10 play against the Panthers' single-high coverage looks (fifth-highest rate in league), which he has been phenomenal against both this season and throughout his career. The game is in a dome, and Olave has 25% more receiving yards per game in dome environments throughout his career. He has already exceeded his 74.5-yard projection in 5 of 8 games this season and smashed the Panthers in both matchups last year. Alec Ironmore likes the over on 74.5 receiving yards. However, Ironmore notes that Olave's projection is already high and public sentiment is positive, so hitting a ladder would require 120–130 receiving yards, making it less realistic than targeting Jaylen Coker as the ladder play of the week.

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Denzel Boston

PositiveProjection4:29

Week 10 receiving yards prop over 44.5 against Texans. Denzel Boston is the Browns' zone-coverage beater with 2.17 yards per route run versus zone (compared to 0.36 versus man). The Texans play zone 80% of the time (top-10 rate), allow the second-most targets versus expectation to wide receivers, the fourth-highest yards per reception, and the seventh-lowest catch rate to wide receivers. The volume comes deeper downfield with lower catch rate but higher yards per reception, which benefits Boston's deep-threat profile. Alec Ironmore likes higher than 44.5 receiving yards for him as the bring-back option.

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Jalen Coker

PositiveMatchup8:59

Jaylen Coker is positioned to exploit the Saints' single-high coverage look (second-highest rate in league), which he has historically hit against. Despite three consecutive weeks of single-digit target shares, Alec Ironmore attributes this to randomness rather than role decline, noting Coker led the team in routes last week and has a large historical sample as a quality target earner. Ironmore projects Coker should consistently earn 55–57 receiving yards in neutral matchups but faces a favorable spot here: Panthers rank first in combined snaps, Saints rank fourth in situation-neutral pace; both teams are evenly matched in a divisional game, suggesting high-scoring output with many plays. Saints defense generates no pressure, and Bryce Young is a quality quarterback who performs well with time in the pocket and a better scheme this season. Top-10 matchup for EPA per drop-back and passing success rate vs. New Orleans. Underdog projection is only 44.5 receiving yards, which Ironmore views as exploitable given the matchup strength and Coker's route volume. Ironmore targets Coker for a receiving yards ladder bet in Week 10, favoring the 79.5-yard over against the 44.5-yard baseline; Coker needs only one or two big plays (e.g., a 35–40 yard reception) to hit the ladder threshold. Ironmore places most volume at 79.5 yards and only small amounts at 89.5 and 99.5 yards.

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Parker Washington

PositiveMatchup0:22

Week 10 receiving yards prop over 59.5 against Titans defense. Titans rank third in targets over expectation and first in catch percentage over expectation, indicating strong volume and efficiency opportunity for outside wide receivers. Alec Ironmore likes this spot for Washington.

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Stefon Diggs

NegativeMatchup4:29

Stefon Diggs is the Browns' man-coverage beater with 3.31 yards per route run versus man coverage, but only 1.22 yards per route run versus zone coverage. The Texans play zone 80% of the time (top-10 rate), allow the second-most targets versus expectation to wide receivers, the fourth-highest yards per reception, and the seventh-lowest catch rate to wide receivers. This zone-heavy, high-volume environment favors Denzel Boston over Diggs in this specific matchup. Alec Ironmore prefers Boston as the bring-back option.

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Tank Dell

PositiveProjection0:23

Week 10 receiving yards prop over 33.5 against Browns. Tank Dell is a strong play against the Browns' man and single-high coverage looks, seeing a 19% boost in yards per route run versus man and 28% boost versus single-high in his career. After jumping from 4 routes to 22 routes last week, the coaching staff indicated they're excited to continue ramping him up. Browns play man coverage and single-high coverage at the highest rates in the league by a significant margin. Alec Ironmore also identifies Dell as a Week 10 ladder-of-the-week candidate, citing the 33.5-yard receiving baseline against a favorable matchup with single-high looks and big-play threat potential; Dell had a 60-yard reception last week and one big play can easily push past the 33.5 threshold.

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Trevor Lawrence

PositiveMatchup0:29

Week 10 passing yards prop over 239.5 against Titans defense. Titans allow fourth-highest EPA per drop back and third-highest passing success rate; only Tyler Huntley, Jameis Winston, Gino Smith, and Lamar Jackson failed to throw for 260+ yards against them, and those QBs still completed 75% of passes. Alec Ironmore likes this spot for Lawrence.

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Episode Transcript

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0:00What's going on, guys? It's Nick here
0:01back with another video. Back with the
0:02week 10 underdog picks video. Truly
0:06crazy that we're already in week 10,
0:07already more than halfway through the
0:09season. Uh, I like the picks in this
0:11one, so I'm feeling pretty good about
0:12this week. We'll start off with this
0:14Jacksonville and Titans game. Feel like
0:16you had to have predicted that this one
0:18was coming in this video. We very much
0:20like attacking the Titans defense.
0:22Parker Washington higher than 59 and a
0:24half receiving yards. Jacobe Meyers
0:26higher than 39 12 receiving yards.
0:29Trevor Lawrence higher than 239 and a
0:32half receiving yards and then we'll see
0:34on the Titan side as I'll get to. Kind
0:36of depends on the health status of
0:38Carnell Tate. I love this spot for
0:41Carnell Tate. But can he play? I think
0:43it was a DMP on Thursday. We will see on
0:46Friday. Uh he's going to need at least a
0:48limited practice on Friday. But
0:50basically uh as I'll go over um if he's
0:53out just just basically wait to take
0:55this one. If he's out, uh, then go with
0:57Alec Ironmore. Uh, and then if he's
0:59playing, use Carnell Tate because
1:00they're not going to play him unless
1:01he's good to go. So, and EL is at like
1:0421 and a half and, uh, Carninal Tate's
1:06at 53 and a half. Titans number three
1:10matchup for wide receiver targets over
1:13expectation. Number one matchup for
1:16catch percentage over expectation. Maybe
1:19the Jaguars get up by a lot. You know,
1:21they win this game by three, four
1:24touchdowns. You have all runs in the
1:26second half, but remember what it means
1:28when someone is third in targets over
1:31expectation. It means the volume is
1:33there. It's not like the Titans have had
1:36an incredible offense all season and now
1:38they're injured. So, teams beat them by
1:40a lot. All season their offense has been
1:42very mediocre and teams can beat them.
1:45And yet still, even though they lose all
1:47these games because they're so bad
1:49against wide receivers, uh third and
1:51targets over expectation. So, we should
1:53still expect to see heavy volume flow to
1:56the wide receivers this week. And we
1:58should also expect to see very high-end
2:01efficiency. There's also a chance that
2:03the game plays out like the Bengals game
2:05where everyone thought the Bengals were
2:07going to destroy the Titans, but the
2:09Titans just got things going. They were
2:11efficient through the air. Even not
2:13having um Carnell Tate in that game.
2:16They played well on offense. They kept
2:19that game really close. ultimately they
2:20end up losing the game, but they kept it
2:22close enough where you had absolutely
2:24monstrous performances from the wide
2:26receivers on the Bengals. And so, um,
2:30it's just a really good spot. The only
2:32quarterbacks to not throw for at least
2:34260 yards against the Titans are Tyler
2:37Huntley, Jameus Winston, Gino Smith, and
2:40Lamar Jackson. Uh, those four
2:42quarterbacks, though, they weren't bad.
2:44They still completed 75% of their
2:46passes. And so you're either going to
2:48have unbelievable efficiency on low
2:52volume or you're going to have, you
2:53know, higher volume and still have high
2:55end efficiency. Uh but, you know, 3 350
2:59passing yards on higher volume or you're
3:01going to get very highend efficiency on
3:03lower volume. But again, to wide
3:05receivers specifically, we should still
3:06expect to see good volume. Um, and
3:09again, people are worried because, you
3:12know, Titans can't keep pace, but
3:13they've had some pretty solid games
3:15against decent teams in recent weeks.
3:18Um, it's just it's just such a good spot
3:20though for the wide receivers. I mean,
3:22fourth highest EPA per drop back
3:23allowed, third highest passing success
3:25rate. They're not terrible against the
3:26ground game, and I suppose that would be
3:28the one worry, but it's not like the
3:30Jacksonville running backs have just
3:31been absolutely dominating teams on the
3:34ground. They've been solid, but for the
3:35most part, the passing attack is what's
3:37been successful in Jacksonville. Again,
3:39I want Tate as the bring back because um
3:42you can't run on the Jaguars. Um slot
3:45wide receivers also have somewhat of a
3:47difficult time against them, but outside
3:48wide receivers actually do have a
3:50positive matchup against Jacksonville.
3:52Uh and so if you're going to have I
3:54mean, you want a bring back on the other
3:55side to kind of keep this game going. Uh
3:57and so I like Tate as our top outside
3:59wide receiver. uh if he's playing and
4:01again he's such an important piece of
4:03this offense not only right now in
4:05developing Cam War but long term that
4:06they are not going to throw him out
4:08there unless he's fully good to go. So
4:10if he is playing you can trust him and I
4:12would take higher than 53 and a half
4:13receiving yards. Uh but then if he does
4:15not play just throw Ellen there he'll be
4:17their new outside wide receiver and he's
4:19only at 21 and a half receiving yards.
4:20He should go higher than that. Next up
4:23Tank Dell higher than 33 and a half
4:26receiving yards. Uh, the Browns play man
4:29coverage and single high coverage at by
4:32far the highest rates in the league.
4:34Usually teams are not first in two
4:37different categories and they're not
4:39first by a mile. But truly, like no
4:41one's even close to the Browns in man or
4:44single high. They are first by so much.
4:46And so you want the piece on the other
4:48side that is successful in those against
4:50the coverages. Uh, not only is Tanktail
4:53destroying unlimited sample size this
4:55season, you really can't work with the
4:57sample size this year, it's pretty much
4:59only last week with a couple routes. I
5:00think he ran like four routes two weeks
5:02ago and then it was jumped up to like 22
5:04last week. So, you can't really look at
5:06this season, but historically throughout
5:08his entire career, he is far more
5:11successful versus man and vershigh. Uh,
5:14sees a 19% boost in yards per route run
5:16versus man in his career. 28% boost in
5:19yards per route run versus single high
5:21when compared to two high. Um he also
5:24again like I said the routes really
5:26jumped up last week. So I I didn't think
5:28it looked this good. So not only does it
5:29look good, I didn't think that the
5:30routes would go from four all the way up
5:33to 22. And then after you know the
5:35coaching staff is like, "Yep, he looks
5:37good. We're loving you know how he's
5:39looking after these games. Uh we are
5:41just really excited to continue ramping
5:44him up." So even though they have all
5:46these wide receivers, he's going to
5:47continue playing more and more because
5:49he's a very important part of this
5:50offense and he is a great deep threat
5:52for them and this is a phenomenal
5:54matchup for him. I just I really didn't
5:57think that Tanktell would look this good
5:59until 2027. I figured he'd be back at
6:01some point, but like I don't know. I
6:03didn't think in week two, you know, and
6:05honestly he looked fine in the four
6:07routes in his first game, but in week
6:09two back from this injury, um obviously
6:11had a long time to recover, but he looks
6:14very, very good out there. Uh and so,
6:16you know, if the route's going to trend
6:17up, um if the snaps are, you know,
6:20already pretty solid, the matchup is
6:22great. I really like higher than 33 and
6:25a half receiving yards for him. On the
6:27other side, uh, you've got the Browns,
6:29of course. Uh, Conception is their man
6:31beater and Denzel Boston is their zone
6:33beater. Conception 3.31 yards per run
6:38versus man, but only 1.22 yards per run
6:41versus zone coverage. Uh, Boston
6:43reverse, 0.36 yards per run versus man.
6:46That was actually one of the concerns we
6:48had uh for Boston coming out was like,
6:50can he separate verse man coverage? So
6:52far, no. But, uh, 2.17 yards per run
6:56versus zone coverage. Texans, well, they
6:59play zone 80% of the time, the top 10
7:02rate in the league. Uh, they also allow
7:04the second most targets versus
7:06expectation to wide receivers, the
7:08fourth highest yards per reception, and
7:10the seventh lowest catch rate to wide
7:12receivers. So, a ton of zone. And they
7:15also force heavy volume to wide
7:17receivers. That volume comes deeper
7:18downfield with a lower catch rate, but a
7:20higher yards perception. that just
7:22benefits Denzel Boston. Both of these uh
7:25more than Conception. Conception is
7:28gonna be great against manheavy
7:29defenses, gonna be great against
7:31defenses that force most shallow area
7:33targets because he's more of that catch
7:34and run type player, whereas Boston's
7:36going to get going deep downfield. Uh so
7:39for this specific spot, it leans towards
7:41Denzel Boston. So I like higher than 44
7:44and a half receiving yards for him as
7:46the bring back on the other side.
7:48Another player I like is Chris Olive.
7:51higher than 74 a.5 receiving yards. Uh
7:54the Panthers play zone coverage at the
7:56third highest rate in the league and
7:59single high at the fifth highest rate in
8:01the league. Olve better verse zone in
8:03man this year, but I'll say in his
8:05career he's been better verse man. So
8:06we'll say that the zone there not a big
8:09deal. The big deal is single high.
8:12Whenever you can get Chris Olive vers
8:14single high coverages he is phenomenal.
8:16He's been destroying single high not
8:19only this year but throughout his career
8:21and the game is also played in a dome
8:22that helps everyone obviously in this
8:24these passing attacks in this spot but
8:26uh Chris Olavi in his career 25% more
8:29receiving yards per game in a dome. You
8:31could honestly take that stat for most
8:33players. I mean again domes just really
8:35really benefit passing environments and
8:37there are certain wide receivers that
8:39are just a little bit better when you
8:40put them in a dome. uh I think someone
8:43like Jameson Williams as well, but Chris
8:44Olive, you get a dome against single
8:47high. I mean, he's probably going to hit
8:48deep for multiple big plays. He's
8:50already gone higher than this projection
8:51in five of eight games this season. He
8:54smashed the Panthers in both of their
8:56matchups last year. So, great great spot
8:59for him. On the other side, looking for
9:01a bring back. Uh the Saints also play
9:03single high at the second highest rate
9:05in the league. And it's been Jaylen
9:07Coker has who's been the one hitting
9:09against those sorts of looks. hasn't
9:11been great recently, but we can kind of
9:13use that to our advantage, right? Um,
9:15not only the public, but you know,
9:17platforms are also not going to have a
9:19super high projection on players when
9:22they have three consecutive weeks of
9:24much lower target shares than we're
9:25expecting and thus much lower production
9:28than we normally would expect. And so,
9:30his uh receiving projection on underdog
9:32is only 44 and a half receiving yards.
9:34Um, but he's still out there running
9:36center routes. I'd be much more
9:37concerned if there was a reason we could
9:41look to and say, "Oh, the routes are
9:43half of what they used to be." He
9:45literally led the team in routes last
9:47week. He's very clearly going to be on
9:49the field a ton running routes. I think
9:52it's randomness. Like, I really think
9:53it's more randomness than anything that,
9:55you know, he's had very, very low in
9:57target shares. I think singledigit
9:59target shares three consecutive weeks.
10:00Don't quote me on that one, but they've
10:02been very low. and they've been much
10:03lower than they were to start the year
10:05when healthy last year. But like we have
10:07a pretty large sample size of Jaylen
10:09Coker being a really good target earner,
10:12being a quality wide receiver. I don't
10:14think these three games, these last
10:16three weeks are any sort of indication
10:18of what we should expect long term. I do
10:20think he's a player that should
10:21consistently have like a 55, 57 12
10:25receiving yards projection in a neutral
10:27matchup, but this again is not a neutral
10:29matchup. This game overall is very very
10:32strong. Um the Panthers rank first in
10:34combined snaps and the Saints rank
10:36fourth in uh situation neutral pace over
10:40expectations. So Panthers games are
10:42already resulting in a ton of plays. And
10:44we all know so the Saints aren't playing
10:45as fast as they did last season, but we
10:47all know the Saints want to play fast.
10:49Uh they want to get off a lot of plays.
10:51And again, fourth fastest situation
10:53neutral pace. They're not first by
10:54Mileik last year, but like fourth
10:56fastest is still uh very very good. And
10:58so it's very likely unless one of these
11:02teams gets way ahead and just starts
11:04running at every play, which is just not
11:06going to happen in a divisional game
11:08like this where both sides are honestly
11:10fairly evenly matched. Um, you should
11:14expect a relatively high-scoring
11:16game with a lot of plays run and a close
11:19matchup. That's what we should expect in
11:21this one. And so I think there's just
11:23going to be plenty of volume. I think if
11:24Coker goes back to the target share
11:26we're used to seeing, he's going to blow
11:28past 44 and a half for the receiving
11:30yards. Um, also the Saints defense isn't
11:32good. I mean, neither defense is good on
11:33the other side, but like if we're going
11:35to continue talking about Coker here,
11:36like that defense isn't that great. No
11:39pressure. And that's the biggest thing
11:40is like Bryce Young,
11:43I think, is a good quarterback, right?
11:45He's obviously not a star, but I think
11:46he's a quality quarterback. He just like
11:48gets flustered sometimes like when you
11:50have pressure in his face and you you
11:51kind of force him to make a super quick
11:52decision. He can have those games where
11:54you're like, "Oh, yep. Price Young fell
11:56apart again this week." But it's like if
11:58he has time, especially this season with
12:00the scheme being a lot better. Um when
12:03he's got time to sit in the pocket and
12:05really like, you know, progress through
12:07his reads, he's actually been pretty
12:09solid. And so he should have plenty of
12:11time. Again, there's no pressure
12:12generated on the Saints side. Uh, and
12:14then a top 10 matchup for EPA per drop
12:17back. Uh, passing success rate, like
12:19teams are very successful throwing the
12:21ball against New Orleans Saints this
12:23season. So, anyway you slice it, lot of
12:26plays in a dome, highend efficiency, bad
12:30defenses on both sides. It's just a
12:32really good spot for Olive and Jaylen
12:35Coker to get going. Uh, I'm not saying
12:37that other players can't do anything,
12:39right? Sure, Tyson could step up a
12:41little bit more this week. You could
12:43always have a big T game, but Olive and
12:45Coker are just set up really, really
12:47nicely. I like both of them. In terms of
12:49who I would make the latter of the week
12:50this week, I do think I want to make it
12:52Jaylen Coker. Uh just sentiments way
12:54down. I like attacking spots where
12:56that's the case. Of course, you could
12:57try and take someone like Olive, right?
12:59But the projection is already 74 and a
13:02half and people like Olave. And so if we
13:04really want to put a ladder on a lav, we
13:06got to go up to like 120 130 receiving
13:09yards and you start to get to a very
13:11very good day. I think he can do it, but
13:13it's a little more realistic for Coker
13:16to hit on a ladder because he only
13:18really needs one or two big plays to
13:20really send that higher. Obviously,
13:22he'll need more than one or two
13:23receptions, but if he has just like a
13:25normal day efficiency wise and then all
13:27of a sudden hits for a 3540 yard play,
13:30well, now we can really get going on on
13:32that ladder because we're we're starting
13:33off at 44 and a half receiving yards.
13:36Um, I'm gonna go up to 100, but I would
13:38say most of my volume is going to be to
13:40like 79 and a half. I feel like that's a
13:42really good uh spot to put the ladder up
13:45to. And I would only place like a very
13:46small amount on like 89 and a half, 99
13:49and a half. I also did check because the
13:51other player I was considering for the
13:53ladder of the week is Tank Dell because
13:55again 33 and a half on a player facing a
13:58ton of single high looks. Um, great
14:01matchup for him and a big play
14:03threat. Well, it doesn't
14:05take that much. One big play can push
14:06you past. I mean, they had this like 60
14:08yard reception last week that can just
14:10blow past 33 and a half very easily. So,
14:12if you do Jaylen Coker higher than 79
14:14and a half receiving yards and Tank Dell
14:17also higher than 69 a half receiving
14:20yards, that alone is 30x when you apply
14:23a 20% boost. All of you should have that
14:25in your lobby. They have like the the
14:27boost builder this week. So, every time
14:29you do a 30 or 20% boost, if you do
14:30another one, 30, 40, it'll like keep
14:32working up. Uh, but once you get to like
14:3440, I think you need three picks. So,
14:35you'll have either a 20 or 30% boost to
14:38use for this one, and it's at least 30x.
14:42I don't know. Like, it's obviously not a
14:43lock to hit. It's very much an underdog
14:45to actually hit, but uh, it hits more
14:48than 3.3% of the time. So, I'm going to
14:50place a small amount on that one as
14:52well. I'm probably not going to do both
14:54of them hitting a 100red yards. That's a
14:57little bit unrealistic to actually
14:58think, but if you want to go nuts and
15:01place like $1 on that, uh, you can do
15:03it. I didn't even check what it is. I
15:06would assume though it's it's probably
15:07well over 50x. So, uh, those are my
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15:45that'll do it for this one. Thank you
15:46all for watching. Please leave a like if
15:48you are still here. Good luck to
15:49everyone this weekend, not only for your
15:51underdog picks, but also for your
15:52reddraft leagues as well in Dynasty of
15:54course, too. Uh, I will be back on
15:56Tuesday for the week 11, crazy to say,
15:59week 11 waiverwire show. But that'll do
16:02it for this one. And thank you all for
16:04watching.

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