These players saw their fantasy values increase or decrease most based on their performances in Week 10:
Sizzlers
QB Mitchell Trubisky, Chicago Bears: Trubisky is starting to find his stride after throwing for three touchdowns against a hapless Detroit Lions defense. It was Trubisky's fourth 300-yard game of the year and his third game with a rushing touchdown. Expect great things offensively from Trubisky and the Bears in the coming weeks.
RB Aaron Jones, Green Bay Packers: It may have taken 10 weeks, but Green Bay has found a feature running back after Jones accounted for 172 total yards and a pair of touchdowns. He’ll be in the fantasy RB1 conversation for the remainder of the season.
RB Nick Chubb, Cleveland Browns: The rookie second-round pick had the best game of his short NFL career, rolling up 209 yards rushing and receiving. It’s now hard to believe he was dropped earlier in the season in some leagues.
Week 10 fantasy takeaways: Chubb, Jones among those poised for big stretch run
RB LeSean McCoy, Buffalo Bills: All it took was Matt Barkley starting at quarterback to get the most from McCoy (113 rushing yards, two TDs). With another game against the New York Jets to come and two more vs. the Miami Dolphins, McCoy's fantasy stock is on the rise.
WR Corey Davis, Tennessee Titans: After burning the New England Patriots for two touchdowns in last year’s playoffs, Davis caught seven passes for 125 yards and another score against the Pats on Sunday. Since a Week 8 bye, he’s had back-to-back games with 10 targets.
Fizzlers
RB Sony Michel, New England Patriots: Playing for the first time in three weeks because of a knee injury, Michel was held to 31 yards on 11 carries by a tough Titans defense.
RB Carlos Hyde, Jacksonville Jaguars: Leonard Fournette also returned from an extended injury absence and reasserted himself as the Jaguars’ No. 1 running back. Hyde carried the ball just three times.
RB Marlon Mack, Indianapolis Colts: After averaging 134 total yards over his last three games, Mack’s 38 total yards against the Jaguars were a major disappointment.
WR Mike Evans, Tampa Bay Buccaneers: In a game in which Ryan Fitzpatrick threw for over 406 yards, Evans caught three passes for 51 yards. Even more distressing, he has been targeted 16 times over his last two games and has caught just four.
WR Alshon Jeffery, Philadelphia Eagles: After consecutive four-catch games against the top two defenses vs. wide receivers, Jeffery has a golden opportunity against 32nd-ranked New Orleans in Week 11. If he doesn’t shine this week, he may not be worth starting the rest of the season.
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