Fantasy Football Week 10 WR Waiver Wire Targets: Dell, Bryant, and More

Let's continue looking over fantasy football waiver wire options for Week 10 by discussing the wide receiver position!

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Tank Dell and Kayshon Boutte - Houston Texans

Dell was owned in just 32% of fantasy leagues going into Week 9. Boutte was rostered in just 3%.

Dell played in just his second game of the year. He got nine targets, catching four for 105 yards and a touchdown. Boutte went for 125 yards and two touchdowns across four receptions and five targets.

The Texans racked up 384 passing yards in a lopsided win over the Chargers this week. Instead of Nico Collins leading the way, it was Dell and Boutte. Houston also has Marvin Harrison Jr. and Xavier Hutchinson.

Things could get complicated in Houston with all of their receivers producing. Things might be inconsistent, which could turn into a fantasy disaster.

I'd still believe in Collins most of the bunch. After that, it's kind of a toss-up, but everyone else feels like a more confident starting option in deeper leagues. 

I don't mind adding Dell or Boutte in deeper leagues, but I'd be a bit more hesitant trying them in standard leagues. I like Dell between the two, but look to him as a standard league flex option in a pinch only still. We'll see if anyone can stand out going forward to give us some more clarity.

Pat Bryant - Denver Broncos

Bryant is rostered in only 2% of leagues.

Bryant got back on the field in Week 9 after a little over a month off. He was targeted five times, catching four passes for 56 yards and a touchdown.

He's fared pretty well in four of his five games played overall now, and with Jaylen Waddle and Courtland Sutton struggling, it makes sense to be intrigued by Bryant. He should be a pretty big pickup this week.

I like him best in deeper leagues still, but all it would take is another big week to make him a worthwhile add in standard leagues. Keep close tabs on Bryant and be ready to pounce if you aren't quite ready to add the wideout this week.

Jordyn Tyson - New Orleans Saints

Tyson is sitting at 73% rostered right now.

He finally made his NFL debut on Sunday, catching four of his five targets for 30 yards. Tyson lost a fumble, so that wasn't a positive. He also only played 18 offensive snaps, but his involvement was pretty solid.

In time, his role should expand, and that's intriguing for fantasy owners. Chris Olave leads the Saints, but Tyson could emerge as WR2 and still be a pretty good weekly fantasy option this season.

Tyson is a flex-level option in standard leagues now that he's back, but I'd like to see more from him before trying him in too many leagues. He's a better deep-league starting option, but that could change in a hurry.

Jordan Watkins - San Francisco 49ers

Watkins is owned in only 3% of fantasy leagues right now.

He went for 86 yards and a touchdown across four receptions and targets in Week 9. It was a second straight big performance, as he had 56 yards on three grabs and six targets in the team's last game.

San Francisco is dealing with several injuries to wide receivers, so that gives Watkins a chance to play and produce more. It also means his role could evaporate when the team gets healthier.

With that uncertainty in mind, Watkins is only worth adding in deeper leagues before Week 10. He could be streamed in more leagues if several wideouts are out for the Niners again, but I'd tread very carefully with Watkins.

Van Jefferson - Washington Commanders

Jefferson should be available in most leagues at the moment.

Jefferson was the latest Washington wideout to step up with Terry McLaurin no longer around. Jefferson had 58 yards and a score on five grabs and seven targets in Week 9 against the Rams.

He led the team in a lot of stats, which was a positive. The negative is that Chig Okonkwo, Antonio Williams and Stefon Diggs are still around, and that the production could vary wildly from week to week.

That makes Jefferson a better deep-league addition. Only if a couple of those other pass catchers were out would he ever be worth considering in standard leagues.

Caleb Douglas - Miami Dolphins

Douglas was sitting at about 51% for Week 9.

Douglas finished with 70 receiving yards on six receptions and eight targets in Week 9. He's played in five games now, and has at least 70 yards in three of those contests. 

Douglas has 14 targets over the past two games and appears to be solidifying an offensive role with the Dolphins. The thing working against him is the team's offense overall, as it's not good, so putting trust in them every week is tough.

Douglas is still a pretty good weekly option, and could be considered in any fantasy league type. Definitely consider adding him if you need a little WR help right now.