Fantasy Football: Sit ‘Em Week 10

Added on Nov 11, 2010 by Barry in

NFL

Quarterback

Kyle Orton, Denver Broncos

The Denver Broncos may have one of the more potent offenses in the NFL this season, especially in the passing game, but they could be in for a long day this weekend as they will face off against the division-leading Kansas City Chiefs.

Even though the Kansas City Chiefs are still feeling the sting of losing to the Oakland Raiders last week, I believe they will bounce back with a big game and limit Kyle Orton to some mediocre numbers.

Running Back

Matt Forte, Chicago Bears

The Chicago Bears might still be in the running for the NFC North division title as they are sitting in second place behind the Green Bay Packers, but their offense has struggled over the past few weeks due to a very weak offensive line.

With that being said, I believe the ground game will really suffer this week against the Minnesota Vikings defense and as a result running back Matt Forte could be in for a disappointing performance.

Wide Receiver

Randy Moss, Tennessee Titans

The Tennessee Titans are arguably one of the most promising young teams in the league and after the addition of superstar wide receiver Randy Moss they have gotten even better on the offensive side of the football, but despite adding Moss into the mix this week, it would be safe to assume that the perennial Pro Bowl wideout will be a non-factor in this week’s game against the Miami Dolphins.

Tight End

Heath Miller, Pittsburgh Steelers

The Pittsburgh Steelers are arguably one of the best teams in the league right now and will be heading into a big game against the New England Patriots, but even though tight end Heath Miller has become a viable option for quarterback Ben Roethlisberger in the offense, this week I believe you should look for another option.

Defense

Dallas Cowboys

At this point in time, the Dallas Cowboys defense has become a complete non-factor to opposing teams, but some people keep thinking this team is on the verge of turning things around.

Unfortunately, they won’t, at least not this season and this week they will get lit up by the New York Giants potent offense.