Fantasy Start or Sit: Tetairoa McMillan, Panthers D/ST, Darren Waller

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Fantasy Start or Sit: Tetairoa McMillan, Panthers D/ST, Darren Waller
With the 3-5 Panthers traveling to New Orleans to take on the 3-5 Saints in Week 10, there are many Panthers players that can be added to your fantasy football team. However, not all of them can be started in your lineup.
Here is a look at whether to start or sit Tetairoa McMillan, the Panthers defense and Darren Waller in Week 10.
Tetairoa McMillan: Start

He's been one of the Panthers' top receivers this season with 46 catches for 625 yards and 3 touchdowns. In the Broncos game, McMillan had 4 catches for 56 yards and a touchdown. The Saints have been one of the worst teams in the NFL at defending the pass this season, and many receivers have had huge games against them.
McMillan has been a regular part of the Panthers passing game and remains a reliable option for fantasy football managers. He's also capable of making plays downfield and finding the end zone.
Fantasy call: Start McMillan.
Panthers D/ST: Sit
The Panthers D/ST will be difficult to trust in Week 10. For one, Carolina has struggled to stop opponents from scoring all season. Now, the Panthers will be on the road against the Saints, a team coming off of a big overtime win against the Browns.
The Panthers are dealing with a host of injuries on defense right now as well. LB Bobby Okereke is out for the Panthers this week. CB Mike Jackson is doubtful to play. LB Jaelan Phillips and DE Will Lee III are both questionable to play in New Orleans.
The Panthers are still trying to figure out the defensive scheme of new defensive coordinator Todd Wash. With the injuries on the Panthers defense, as well as their poor play on defense this season, it is difficult to trust this unit in fantasy football.
Fantasy call: Sit the Panthers D/ST.
Darren Waller: Start

Last week, Waller had his best game of the season against the Broncos, catching eight of 10 targets for 90 yards and a touchdown. The Panthers have been throwing the ball a lot to Waller in recent games, and he has been a reliable option for Bryce Young.
Waller has a chance to put together another strong performance against the Saints on Sunday. The tight end position can be hit or miss from week to week, but Waller's recent production makes him a good option for fantasy managers.
Fantasy call: Start Waller.

Mark Livingston is a South Carolina native and recent Penn State graduate with a degree in Digital Media and Journalism. He previously wrote for Greenville Sports Media, where he covered various sports and teams across the Carolinas. His experience includes game coverage, feature stories and interviews.
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