NFL Week 10 Fantasy Football Recap: Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Seattle Seahawks

•Chris Godwin: 6 receptions, 71 yards, one touchdown

• Julio Jones: 3 receptions, 53 yards, one touchdown

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SEA@TB | DET@CHI | CLE@MIA | DEN@TEN
MIN@BUF | HOU@NYG | JAX@KC | NO@PIT
IND@LVR | DAL@GB | ARZ@LAR | LAC@SF

Rachaad White starts at RB: White received his first NFL start, taking over from Leonard Fournette as the lead back in Tampa Bay.

• White took every snap on the first drive.
• Fournette started the second drive. After that, the two mainly rotated by drive, although the drives were typically long enough for both players to play on most drives.
• White got to end the first half and start the second half, which doesn’t typically happen when a backfield has this kind of rotation.
• He set a career-high in rushing attempts before halftime.
• Fournette suffered a hip injury in the third quarter.
• White played 20 of a possible 25 snaps after the Fournette injury, with Ke’Shawn Vaughn giving White a break at times.
• He ended the game with 105 yards on 22 attempts.
• White could be the top waiver priority this week, regardless of the Fournette injury.

Cameron Brate’s return: Brate missed the last three games with a neck injury but returned to the Buccaneers lineup in Week 10.

• Brate took over as the lead receiving tight end and was arguably the player on the field in passing situations from 11 personnel.
• He didn’t get as much playing time as earlier in the season, as he was often off the field in two-tight end sets.
• Cade Otton had been the primary tight end for Tampa Bay these last few weeks. He stayed on the field in two-tight end sets and in run situations from 11 personnel.
• Otton can be dropped in any fantasy league, as he won’t run enough routes to have consistent fantasy value despite the three receptions against Seattle.
• Brate could reach the point where he has fantasy value again in deeper leagues.

Monitor the Dee Eskridge injury: The second-year receiver “whacked” his hand on a special teams play and didn’t return to the game.

• In recent weeks, Eskridge had been splitting time with Marquise Goodwin in three-receiver sets.
• Goodwin had been limited in practice with a groin injury this past week.
• Goodwin played most of the snaps in three-receiver sets, and the Seahawks stayed in three-receiver sets today due to the game script.
• This resulted in only two catches for 38 yards, but he did score a late touchdown.
• The Seahawks have a bye next week, which will ideally be enough time for Eskridge’s hand to heal.
• The two receivers will likely go back to splitting time, making it unlikely either has much fantasy value.

Table Notes

• Snaps include plays called back due to penalties, including offensive holding or defensive pass interference. The other three stats have these plays removed.

• Targets may differ from official NFL sources. The most likely discrepancy would be from a clear thrown-away pass, where the NFL may give the target to the nearest receiver, while this data will not.

• Carries are only on designed plays. Quarterback scrambles won’t count for the total number of carries in the game.