Top 5 Fantasy Point Winners in Week 10 of the NFL 2024 Season

Week 10 of the NFL season was packed with epic comebacks and explosive performances that shook up the fantasy football market.

From QBs slinging the ball to WRs racking up massive yardage, fantasy managers who rostered these gems likely rode their way to victory. 

Here’s a breakdown of the top fantasy performers for Week 10 of the NFL season.

Player	Pass Yds	Pass TD	Pass Int	Rush Yds	Rush TD	Receptions	Rec Yds	FP
Ja'Marr Chase	-	-	-	-	-	11	264	55.40
Joe Burrow	428	4	1	-	-	-	-	33.72
Lamar Jackson	290	4	1	33	-	-	-	32.90
Jalen Hurts	202	2	1	56	2	-	-	29.68
Bijan Robinson	-	-	-	116	2	3	28	29.40

Ja'Marr Chase (55.40 Fantasy Points)

Ja'Marr Chase was on another level this week. Like, we’ve never seen anything like this all season long. He torched the Ravens’ secondary in a thrilling 35-34 loss.

Chase hauled in 11 catches for a jaw-dropping 264 yards and 3 touchdowns, giving him a massive 55.40 fantasy points. 

Chase’s impact was felt on every drive, as he does, but he continually found ways to beat Baltimore’s coverage in this game, though, it wasn’t enough.

His highlight reel included a 70-yard bomb that tied the game late in the fourth quarter and a 5-yard TD catch that put the Bengals within a single point in the final minute of the game.

For fantasy managers, Chase’s monster performance was nothing short of league-changing and those that had him most likely won out in their league.

His big plays and high target share (over 30% of Burrow’s passes, no surprise there) just go to show his role as the Bengals’ clear WR1. 

This week’s output might not be sustainable every game, though we wish, but his upside is undeniable and unquestionable. With Chase, managers can expect consistent production and the potential for explosive games, especially in critical matchups. 

Joe Burrow (33.72 Fantasy Points)

If Chase did that well, it’s no surprise that Joe Burrow is right up there with him. He nearly led Cincinnati to an epic comeback, racking up 428 passing yards and 4 touchdowns against the Ravens. 

He connected with Chase and other receivers and tight ends on deep throws, keeping the Bengals competitive right up to the end of the matchup.

His fantasy score of 33.72 points was the second-highest of the week, and his performance reminded managers why he’s a top fantasy quarterback. He might not be able to match these numbers each week, but he should be able to get close on a regular basis.

While Burrow missed on the game-winning two-point conversion at the end, his ability to consistently produce high passing yardage and TDs keeps him a valuable asset every week. Managers can be confident starting Burrow weekly, as his chemistry with WRs like Chase and Tee Higgins gives him a ton of fantasy potential. 

As long as the Bengals’ offense stays nearly this aggressive, Burrow will remain a top-tier fantasy QB with a high weekly upside.

Lamar Jackson (32.90 Fantasy Points)

Same game, different team. 

In an impressive comeback of his own, Lamar Jackson threw for 290 yards and 4 touchdowns. He carried the Ravens back from a 14-point deficit to clinch the win. His clutch play in the 4th quarter, including a highlight-reel scramble that set up a crucial touchdown, simply showcased his dual-threat ability we all knew was there.

Jackson’s 32.90 fantasy points this week were a reminder of his unique talent to impact games through both the air and ground ultimately racking up tons of FP.

For fantasy managers, Jackson’s ceiling remains as high as ever. This is especially true in close games where the Ravens rely heavily on his playmaking skills. 

With Baltimore’s offense firing on all cylinders and Jackson at the helm, he remains one of the most reliable QB options in DFS. As long as he’s healthy, Jackson’s combination of passing and rushing stats will keep him in the upper echelon of fantasy QBs but he’ll always demand a high salary.

Jalen Hurts (29.68 Fantasy Points)

Jalen Hurts continued his dominance in Week 10. He put up 202 passing yards, 4 passing touchdowns, 56 rushing yards, and even 2 rushing touchdowns in a blowout win over the Cowboys.

Are the Cowboys that bad or is Hurts just that good?

Hurts’ dual-threat ability was fully on display as he took advantage of Dallas’ defense on the ground and in the air. His 29.68 fantasy points were simply a product of both his efficiency as a passer and his explosiveness as a runner.

Hurts is a fantasy powerhouse week after week. We tend to see it even more in matchups where he’s able to use his legs to generate additional points. 

He’s an every-week starter for fantasy managers due to his rushing ability, which consistently raises his floor and creates even more upside. 

With Hurts leading a strong Eagles offense, fantasy managers can rely on him as a consistent and high-scoring option who consistently commands a decent salary.

Bijan Robinson (29.40 Fantasy Points)

Bijan Robinson made the most of his touches against the Saints. He rushed for 116 yards and 2 touchdowns while adding 28 receiving yards. 

His 29.40 fantasy points were a season-high for him as he showed why he was one of the most hyped rookies coming into the season. His explosive running style and involvement in the passing game make him an all-purpose threat that the Falcons and any other team can’t ignore.

Fantasy managers who took a chance on Robinson this week were rewarded with one of his best performances this year. As the Falcons continue to lean on him as their RB1, Robinson’s workload and opportunities to score will remain high.

He’s proving to be a must-start RB1, especially as Atlanta continues to establish — and dominate — their run game. Look for Robinson to keep delivering strong performances as he continues to develop as a young running back.

Get Your Lineups Ready for Week 10!

Week 10 was filled with explosive performances that set the fantasy scoreboards on fire. 

Ja'Marr Chase’s historic game led the way by a long shot, while familiar names like Joe Burrow and Lamar Jackson delivered solid returns as expected. With the playoff race heating up, players like Jalen Hurts and Bijan Robinson are showing up when it matters most and fantasy managers are taking note.

Fantasy managers who rostered any of these heavy hitters likely enjoyed a big boost, and these players look set to continue their high-level production in the weeks to come.