Fantasy Football Week 10 Rankings: WR

For anyone who drops by the chats, you know I'm a huge fan of Mike Sims-Walker. I suggest him as a start repeatedly nearly every week. Finally, those MSW haters out there can rejoice, because for one week, I'm cooling my jets with him.

He's up against the New York Jets, and who do you think Darrell Revis will be shadowing? The eminently stoppable Torry Holt or our guy MSW? Yeah, I thought so.

He's likely too good to bench for most of you, but if you're debating between MSW and another top-20 option for that last starting spot, I'd go with the
other guy.

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1. Larry Fitzgerald, ARI vs. SEA
2. Randy Moss, NE at IND
3. Vincent Jackson, SD vs. PHI
4. Chad Ochocinco, CIN at PIT
5. Reggie Wayne, IND vs. NE
6. Wes Welker, NE at IND
7. Sidney Rice, MIN vs. DET
8. Donald Driver, GB vs. DAL
9. Nate Burleson, SEA at ARI
10. Percy Harvin, MIN vs. DET
11. Miles Austin, DAL at GB
12. Anquan Boldin, ARI vs. SEA
13. Jerricho Cotchery, NYJ vs. JAC
14. Derrick Mason, BAL at CLE
15. Marques Colston, NO at STL
16. Devin Hester, CHI at SF
17. Greg Jennings, GB vs. DAL
18. DeSean Jackson, PHI at SD
19. Hines Ward, PIT vs. CIN
20. Steve Breaston, ARI vs. SEA
21. Dwayne Bowe, KC at OAK
22. Mike Sims-Walker, JAC at NYJ
23. Brandon Marshall, DEN at WAS
24. Braylon Edwards, NYJ vs. JAC
25. Lee Evans, BUF at TEN
26. Bernard Berrian, MIN vs. DET
27. T.J. Houshmandzadeh, SEA at ARI
28. Roddy White, ATL at CAR
29. Calvin Johnson, DET at MIN
30. Steve Smith, CAR vs. ATL
31. Santonio Holmes, PIT vs. CIN
32. Michael Crabtree, SF vs. CHI
33. Laveranues Coles, CIN at PIT
34. Johnny Knox, CHI at SF
35. Mike Wallace, PIT vs. CIN
36. Antonio Bryant, TB at MIA
37. Mark Clayton, BAL at CLE
38. Terrell Owens, BUF at TEN
39. Andre Caldwell, CIN at PIT
40. Earl Bennett, CHI at SF
41. Santana Moss, WAS vs. DEN
42. Davone Bess, MIA vs. TB
43. Roy Williams, DAL at GB
44. James Jones, GB vs. DAL
45. Bryant Johnson, DET at MIN
46. Greg Camarillo, MIA vs. TB
47. Devery Henderson, NO at STL
48. Donnie Avery, STL vs. NO
49. David Clowney, NYJ vs. JAC
50. Jeremy Maclin, PHI at SD
51. Josh Morgan, SF vs. CHI
52. Austin Collie, IND vs. NE
53. Robert Meachem, NO at STL
54. Ted Ginn, MIA vs. TB
55. Joshua Cribbs, CLE vs. BAL
56. Patrick Crayton, DAL at GB
57. Malcom Floyd, SD vs. PHI
58. Keenan Burton, STL vs. NO
59. Eddie Royal, DEN at WAS
60. Mohamed Massaquoi, CLE vs. BAL
61. Chris Chambers, KC at OAK
62. Deion Branch, SEA at ARI
63. Sammie Stroughter, TB at MIA
64. Brian Hartline, MIA vs. TB
65. Jason Hill, SF vs. CHI
66. Kelley Washington, BAL at CLE
67. Pierre Garcon, IND vs. NE
68. Muhsin Muhammad, CAR vs. ATL
69. Louis Murphy, OAK vs. KC
70. Torry Holt, JAC at NYJ
71. Darrius Heyward-Bey, OAK vs. KC
72. Brandon Gibson, STL vs. NO
73. Nate Washington, TEN vs. BUF
74. Danny Amendola, STL vs. NO
75. Mike Thomas, JAC at NYJ
76. Sam Aiken, NE at IND
77. Michael Jenkins, ATL at CAR
78. Michael Clayton, TB at MIA
79. Jason Avant, PHI at SD
80. Brandon Stokley, DEN at WAS

• The five best wide receivers in fantasy football (in terms of average points per game) are Vincent Jackson, Reggie Wayne, Larry Fitzgerald, Wes Welker and Randy Moss. Of those five, only Fitzgerald isn't impeded by a tough matchup. In fact, up against the Seahawks, I expect big things for two Arizona receivers this week. In their first meeting, Fitzgerald torched the Seahawks for 100 yards and a TD on 13 catches. I just made you PPR Fitzgerald owners drool just a bit. Steve Breaston added 77 yards and a TD on seven catches, while Anquan Boldin hauled in six balls for 54 yards. Boldin is likely playing in Week 10, so start 'em all this week.

• Speaking of easy matchups, there should enough fantasy points to go around in Minnesota. We listed Brett Favre as a top-five option this week, and we remain consistent by loving Sidney Rice as a WR1 and Percy Harvin as a high-end WR2 against the Lions. Favre was 23 of 27 in his first game against Detroit, and although he didn't have many yards to his credit, the Lions defense hasn't been stopping many QBs lately, as everyone but Marc Bulger has torched them in their last four games.

• Roddy White comes in low this week due to injury concerns. His first time against the Panthers, he managed 53 yards and a TD on six catches, decent if unspectacular numbers from the WR1. He's too good to bench if he plays, but have another healthier option standing by just in case.

• With no Jacksonville pass rush to speak of, and with Jaguar cornerbacks unable to stop anyone, I'm hitching my car to the Jets receivers this week. Coming out of a bye week, the Jets have had a chance to get healthy and prepare for this game in full. Meanwhile, the Jaguars barely managed a home win against the Chiefs. I see both Jerricho Cotchery and Braylon Edwards scoring and putting up good yardage numbers here.

• Michael Crabtree looked the part of breakout WR against the Bears, but his final numbers left something to be desired (four catches, 48 yards). I have a feeling most of you were higher on Crabtree than my sub-30 ranking would have suggested; remember that he's still playing the first few games of his NFL career (and this is without the normal preseason preparation most rookies endure). He's going to have one or two great games this year at some point, but you're better off not starting him every week and hoping for the best, especially you have have decent depth.