We have been slightly less successful this season with our NFL FanDuel picks than we have with our DraftKings NFL picks. However, we are still in the green in the contests on FanDuel. This article will examine our top three NFL DFS Picks for our Week 10 NFL main slate on FanDuel.
Kyler Murray QB
Kyler Murray has been inconsistent this season. However, that is to be expected since this is his rookie season. He adds another dimension to this offense, though, as he has shown glimpses of brilliance passing the ball, and he is one of the most mobile quarterbacks in the NFL. This week the Cardinals will be going up against the Buccaneers who have one of the worst defenses in the NFL. Tampa Bay ranks 31st in passing yards allowed per game and 22nd in yards per passing attempt. Murray is poised to have a huge day on Sunday and should be considered a must-start in fantasy as well.
Kalen Ballage RB
As mentioned in our must start players in fantasy for week 10, Ballage is one of the must-start players due to volume. Ballage’s salary of $4,600 on FanDuel allows us to pay up for some of the better players this week. With Walton serving a four-game suspension and the Dolphins trading Drake to the Cardinals that leaves Ballage as the primary back in Miami. He isn’t going to wow anyone with his play, but he doesn’t have to as his volume is what we are interested in for Sunday.
Pascal Steps Up in Hilton’s Absence
T.Y. Hilton is doubtful for the game against the Dolphins on Sunday. Hilton’s absence means that Zach Pascal is likely to see more targets than usual in this spot. Last week Pascal had a solid performance catching five passes on six targets for 76 yards and a touchdown. The Colts will have an easier game this week as they will be playing the Miami Dolphins. The Dolphins have one of the worst passing defenses in the NFL this season as they rank 20th in passing yards allowed per game and 31st in passing yards allowed per attempt. Pascal will be the go-to receiver in this game, and I look for him to produce that way as well.
