Fantasy football Start 'Em, Sit 'Em WR in Week 10: Tutu Atwell should see more targets amid Rams' injury woes

Tutu Atwell could benefit from the Rams' injuries but depleted receiving corps across the league makes for risky starts Nov 11, 2026 at 7:23 pm ET • 1 min read Imagn Images Imagn Images Three teams have revamped their receiving corps heading into Week 10 because of injuries or trades. The Rams are without Puka Nacua (knee), the Cardinals don't have Michael Wilson (neck), and the Colts traded Keenan Allen to San Francisco and Josh Downs to Kansas City.It's messy what was left behind on those rosters, and none of the receivers for the Rams, Cardinals or Colts are worth starting in most Fantasy leagues. But we do have some potential sleepers in deeper formats.Tutu Atwell and Konata Mumpfield are both worth a look with their matchup at Arizona in Week 10. Nacua missed two games earlier this season with a hip injury while Davante Adams (hamstring) was still healthy, and Mumpfield had a huge game in Week 3 at Denver with four catches for 93 yards and a touchdown on eight targets. And in 2024, before Adams was with the Rams, Nacua missed five games with a knee injury, and Atwell scored at least 11.1 PPR points in four of those outings and averaged 6.8 targets per game over that span. I prefer Atwell over Mumpfield if you have to decide between the two, but neither one is anything more than a low-end starter in three-receiver leagues. Most likely, the Rams will lean on their running backs and tight ends before any of their receivers.With Wilson out, the Cardinals' top three receivers are Reggie Virgil, Simi Fehoko and Devin Duvernay. None of them are worth using in most formats, especially with Carson Beck making his first NFL start against the Rams. The only pass catcher I would use for Arizona is Trey McBride. For the Colts, I would only trust Tyler Warren in Week 10 against Miami, and we'll see how they use Laquon Treadwell, Deion Burks, Ashton Dulin and Anthony Gould. Given how poorly Daniel Jones has done this year in connecting with Allen and Downs, it's unlikely any of the new Indianapolis receivers will play well enough to help Fantasy managers aside from the deepest of leagues. Projections powered by Sportsline Projections powered by Sportsline Projections powered by Sportsline Projections powered by Sportsline