Must Start Wide Receivers for Week 10 Include AJ Brown Back from Injury, Deebo Samuel, and Four More Pass Catchers

Week 10 is almost here; it's time to set our lineups. One of the key positions that we always have to make sure we get right is the wide receivers. Injuries and bye weeks have hit us hard, but there are still plenty of great options to plug into our lineups this week. These are our wide receiver starts for Week 10.
AJ Brown, Philadelphia Eagles
With Brown missing the previous game with a hamstring injury and a tough matchup against the Green Bay Packers, fantasy owners are going to be hesitant to plug him back into their lineups. There is also the concern with their early-season struggles passing the ball. The good news is, this team is no longer good enough at running the ball or in general to just run the ball over and over against a team like the Green Bay Packers. The Eagles will have to be throwing the ball plenty, and Brown is going to be his top guy coming out of the bye week.

Deebo Samuel Jr, Washington Commanders
Samuel is the last man standing in Washington, and one of the few weapons left that Marcus Mariota has to target. Over the past two weeks, they lost both Terry McLaurin and Luke McCaffrey. With all the injuries, Samuel should be far and away the top option in Washington. The volume will be there out of necessity, and it should continue to be there for the foreseeable future. This week, he should thrive against the Detroit Lions, who are allowing the ninth-most fantasy points to wide receivers this season.

Wan'Dale Robinson, New York Giants
Robinson is the clear top target for the New York Giants. In Week 9, he saw 11 targets, four more than any other player on the team. The Giants are extremely shorthanded and will be relying heavily on Robinson. He should be a great option in PPR leagues, even if he doesn't have massive yardage upside.

Chris Olave, New Orleans Saints
There has been concern in regards to Olave seeing a decrease in volume with rookie quarterback Tyler Shough taking over for Spencer Rattler. Shough seemed to prefer Rashid Shaheed more than Rattler did, but that is no longer a concern. Shaheed has been traded to the Seattle Seahawks before Tuesday's NFL Trade Deadline, which should open up a ton of volume for Olave in a barren Saints' wide receivers room.

Quentin Johnston, Los Angeles Chargers
Johnston is matched up against the Pittsburgh Steelers this week, and they have struggled to stop any wideouts this season. No defense has given up more fantasy points to the position than Pittsburgh. They have struggled particularly with bigger, more athletic wideouts, which Johnston fits the mold better than the other option in Los Angeles.

Jameson Williams, Detroit Lions
The Washington Commanders were already allowing the sixth-most fantasy points to wide receivers, and now they have lost Marshon Lattimore for the season. Granted, Lattimore hasn't been great, but he's still their top corner. The Lions' wide receivers are going to go nuts against their defense. The Commanders could be a demoralized team after being battered with injuries. With the Lions coming off a tough loss, we expect them to beat down Washington in Week 10.
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Mark Morales-Smith is a father of five, a former college football scout and semi-pro football player. Morales-Smith is a long-time competitive fantasy football player with well over a decade of professional writing experience at multiple high-level sites, including Sports Illustrated, FullTime Fantasy, FantasySP, and more.
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