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The NFL Week 10 fantasy football rest-of-season rankings highlight rising players following Week 9 performances. Green Bay Packers receivers Christian Watson and Matthew Golden move up after each surpassing 160 receiving yards, while Chicago Bears receiver Rome Odunze continues his recent improvement. Bucky Irving enters the overall top 10 as fantasy managers evaluate trade targets, roster moves and the rest of the season.

Seahawks quarterback is worth adding given Sam Darnold's continued absence, while Texans receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. has fallen down the pecking order.

James Cook gaining 100 yards and a touchdown as well as the Vikings evolving their receiver rotation highlighted the top overall fantasy football takeaways from Week 9's "Monday Night Football" clash.

The NFL Week 9 fantasy football usage report examines snap counts, routes run and changing offensive roles across the league. Denver Broncos running back Jonah Coleman played 77% of offensive snaps, while Breece Hall returned to a shared backfield with Braelon Allen for the New York Jets. PFF's usage and production data also highlights expanded opportunities for rookies Jordyn Tyson and Kenyon Sadiq, along with shifting wide receiver rotations.

The Week 10 fantasy football waiver wire features Miami Dolphins receiver Caleb Douglas, Seattle quarterback Drew Lock and Cleveland quarterback Shedeur Sanders among the potential pickups. Running back priorities could change at the NFL trade deadline, with Seth McGowan's opportunity tied to Jonathan Taylor's future in Indianapolis. PFF's Waiver Wire Tool helps fantasy managers compare available players, upcoming matchups and rest-of-season rankings.

The NFL Week 9 fantasy football recap examines snap counts, playing time and emerging roles across the Sunday slate. Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins led Cincinnati's receiving production against Atlanta, while Dohnte Meyers strengthened his case for a permanent role in the Bengals offense. The Falcons also adjusted their wide receiver rotation without Zachariah Branch, with additional game-by-game analysis to follow.

The fantasy football waiver wire offers potential starters at every position, led by Malik Willis, Devin Singletary, Adonai Mitchell and Mike Gesicki. Willis draws a favorable matchup against Detroit, while injuries have created additional opportunities for Singletary and Washington receiver Antonio Williams.

PFF's Live Draft Assistant has helped build an undefeated fantasy football team that stands 8-0 through Week 8 and leads its league with 1,394.46 points. D'Andre Swift, Kyren Williams and Jonathan Taylor have delivered top-six running back production, while Trey McBride leads tight ends in PPR scoring. Late-round quarterback selections Tyler Shough and Geno Smith have also helped the team overcome Lamar Jackson's absence.

Explosive plays have helped Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Christian Watson, Jahmyr Gibbs, James Cook and Kenneth Walker III produce strong fantasy football results through Week 8. Smith-Njigba leads wide receivers with 219.4 PPR points, while Gibbs leads running backs with 199.8 points and 27 runs of at least 10 yards. PFF grades and advanced rushing and receiving metrics highlight how these five players generate chunk gains and long touchdowns in full PPR formats.

Atlanta Falcons tight end Kyle Pitts could be a player to flex in Week 9 fantasy football matchups given the Cincinnati Bengals' trouble covering the position.

Philadelphia Eagles rookie receiver Makai Lemon is among the receivers with strong matchups in Week 9, taking on Giants slot cornerback Dru Phillips.

The Jaguars' passing success, in spite of a healthy Bhayshul Tuten, was among the top fantasy football storylines from Week 9's "Thursday Night Football" showdown.