Fantasy Football Week 10 RB Rankings: Where do Cook, Hubbard, and More Sit?
We're wrapping up our Week 10 fantasy football rankings with a look at the running back position. Check out our top 30!
Let's wrap up our Week 10 fantasy football rankings by going over running backs!
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1. Jahmyr Gibbs
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Gibbs gets the No. 1 ranking despite going into a pretty tough test against the Patriots in Week 10.
He continues to deliver every week, so I'm comfortable taking him first no matter the matchup now.
Walker has a pretty favorable matchup coming against the Falcons.
He's coming off a huge performance, and another one could be coming thanks to the matchup.
CMC did it all for the Niners in their Week 9 win. He will look to keep rolling in Week 10 against Dallas.
That's a pretty favorable matchup on paper, so McCaffrey should deliver like the top-level fantasy back he is.
4. James Cook
Cook put together good fantasy showings despite some tough tests over the past two weeks.
The Jets are a favorable matchup, and in a game the Bills should control, Cook should post a big fantasy score.
Robinson is coming off one of his better showings of the year, so he'll look to keep things going in Week 10.
Kansas City is a tougher matchup, otherwise Robinson would have ranked higher - he's still a good weekly option though.
Williams is coming off a down showing, but with another big injury in LA, I expect him to shine in Week 10.
Arizona is an average matchup on paper for him. Williams had 50 rushing yards on 10 attempts and caught half of his six targets for 17 yards in the first meeting between the teams. He should be more involved this week, and I think he will post a big fantasy showing as a result.
Hubbard gets the No. 7 slot, and that's regardless of whether Jonathon Brooks returns or not.
The Saints are an elite matchup for RBs, so Hubbard is primed for a big showing in Week 10.
Williams slots in eighth for me heading into a slightly below-average test against the Niners.
Williams delivered big last week, so I'm good rolling with him again despite a tougher test coming.
Unsurprisingly, Henry struggled in Week 9 with Joe Fagnano starting at quarterback for Baltimore. With Jacoby Brissett in town now, the outlook for Henry is back up.
In an above-average matchup against the Chargers that the Ravens should control, I see Henry delivering a top-10 fantasy score.
10. Jonathan Taylor
Taylor wasn't traded, so he's back to being the workhorse for Indianapolis.
He's got a favorable matchup coming against the Dolphins, so I see Taylor getting back on track with a big fantasy outing.
11. Jaylen Warren
He's got a pretty average matchup coming against the Bengals in Week 10.
He finished with 127 rushing yards on 17 carries and 49 receiving yards on three receptions and four targets against them back in Week 3, so Warren should be trusted in all leagues again in Week 10.
12. Bhayshul Tuten
Tuten is still working through ankle/foot injuries, but some extra time off before Week 10 should have done him well.
He's got a slightly above-average test coming against the Titans, and I see Tuten posting a big fantasy score as long as the game doesn't get out of hand early on.
13. Ollie Gordon
Gordon has a very good matchup coming against the Colts in Week 10.
The thing working against Gordon is that Kyle McCord is starting instead of Malik Willis at quarterback, so the defense will be able to stack the box and key in on Gordon. I still think the RB posts a big fantasy score on a big workload.
14. Chase Brown
Brown has underwhelmed most of this fantasy season, but he still ranks pretty highly for me every week while playing in a high-powered offense.
He had 61 rushing yards on 13 attempts and caught both of his targets for eight more yards against Pittsburgh back in Week 3. The matchup is below average on paper, but nothing too daunting.
15. Zach Charbonnet
He got 17 touches in Week 9, with 16 of those coming on the ground. With Drew Lock around in Week 10 again, Charbonnet could be headed to another high-usage game.
Las Vegas is a very favorable matchup for him, giving you even more reason to start Charbonnet in Week 10.
16. Tony Pollard
Pollard wasn't moved at the trade deadline, so he should end the season as the Titans' top back.
He has a brutal matchup coming against the Jaguars, so that takes Pollard out of the must-start territory.
17. Breece Hall
Hall returned and immediately got 18 touches in Week 9, so he's back as the lead RB for New York.
His matchup against the Bills is pretty favorable, but in a game I expect the Jets to be trailing in, I don't love Hall's outlook.
18. Blake Corum
Corum has been steadily involved all season, and he's now scored in double figures in five straight outings. He'll likely be more involved with Puka Nacua and Davante Adams out with injuries.
The average matchup helps his cause a bit, as does his last showing against them. Corum had 42 rushing yards on nine attempts, plus 18 yards and a score across two catches and targets.
19. Ashton Jeanty
Jeanty got 11 touches in Week 9, but five of those were in the passing game, and he only finished with 20 total yards, so it was another underwhelming fantasy day for him.
He could get more work with Fernando Mendoza taking over at quarterback, and a slightly below-average matchup against Seattle this week doesn't scare me off him completely.
20. Quinshon Judkins
Judkins has delivered duds in back-to-back weeks, but I'm not bailing on him yet.
Houston is an above-average test, so he could bounce back a bit this coming week.
21. Cam Skattebo
He's off the injury report and set to factor into the Giants' backfield again on Thursday night.
A below-average matchup, plus coming off an injury, has me a bit lower on Skattebo for the coming week. He's still a solid starting option, but he's a more confident option in deeper leagues.
22. Woody Marks
Marks has a knee injury that needs monitoring as the week progresses. The status of David Montgomery is also worth watching.
If Marks is out there, I like him at No. 22, even if Montgomery is back. Cleveland is a pretty average matchup, so maybe Marks can rack up a handful of fantasy points for you.
23. Jadarian Price
While Charbonnet led the Seattle backfield last week, Price got 13 touches and had a decent fantasy outing too.
The great matchup against the Raiders gives both Seahawks' backs the chance to deliver for fantasy owners.
24. Audric Estime
Estime came out of nowhere to lead the New Orleans backfield in Week 9. He was a big waiver add this week as a result.
Carolina is a stellar matchup, so Estime could shine if he gets a bunch of touches. I think he's a pretty solid flex-level starting option, even if he's splitting the backfield.
25. Rachaad White
White didn't do too much in Week 9, but that may bode well for him being on a short week.
He's got a tough test against the Giants though, so he's a better deep-league starting option in my eyes.
26. Rhamondre Stevenson or Corey Kiner
Stevenson is banged up, and if he's out, Kiner would replace him in the rankings.
Detroit is a very tough matchup for whoever starts, so be cautious trying either New England back this week.
27. Rico Dowdle
Let's add a second Steelers' RB to the mix. He wasn't part of the team's Week 3 game against the Bengals.
He's factored in a good amount lately, and in a pretty average matchup, I see Dowdle having a decent fantasy day.
28. Tyler Allgeier
He got 19 touches while leading the Arizona backfield in Week 9. A similar showing could be coming in a pretty tough test against the Rams in Week 10.
Allgeier had 38 rushing yards on 18 attempts, plus a 10-yard catch across two targets in the team's last meeting in Week 6. I think he fares a bit better this time around.
29. Jordan Mason
I still have Mason as the lead back for the Vikings, who are playing the Packers in Week 10.
Green Bay is a really favorable matchup for running backs, and Mason delivered 59 rushing yards and a score across 15 attempts against them back in Week 1, so there's reason to like Mason for Week 10.
30. Omarion Hampton
Hampton's season hasn't gone very well, but at least he still is getting some good work. Last week, he tallied 60 rushing yards on 13 attempts.
Baltimore will be a below-average test for him, but I think he does enough to score a few fantasy points, at least.
