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Los Angeles Rams tight end Tutu Atwell should occupy a larger role than usual in Week 10 against the Arizona Cardinals, but he's still a somewhat risky play in fantasy football. Atwell has historically operated as a deep threat on offense, which gives him high upside, but also an incredibly low floor. Now that Davante Adams (hamstring) and Puka Nacua (knee) are both on injured reserve, the Rams may look to adjust Atwell's role so that he can contribute more often in a passing offense that is suddenly very short-staffed. Second-year wideout Konata Mumpfield projects as the Rams' No. 1 receiver this week, but Atwell is likely the No. 2 and could just as easily lead the receiver room in catches or yards. He's also heading into a favorable matchup, as the Cardinals have allowed the second-most receiving touchdowns and the eighth-most fantasy points to wide receivers in 2026. Atwell's increased role and favorable matchup are intriguing, but managers should still be hesitant to start him immediately because of his modest numbers (seven catches and 99 yards across seven games) this year. As a result, Atwell ranks as the overall WR56 in RotoBaller's latest Week 10 fantasy football rankings.

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Konata Mumpfield is likely headed for a larger role in Week 10 against the Arizona Cardinals after Puka Nacua (knee) was placed on injured reserve. Nacua joined Davante Adams (hamstring) and tight end Terrance Ferguson (ankle, hamstring) on IR, leaving a ton of vacated targets for players like Mumpfield to pick up. With that being said, the 24-year-old has been pretty quiet on offense this season, catching just 11 passes for 162 yards and one touchdown through nine games, so he's not an immediate must-start receiver. With that being said, we can't blame him too much for his reduced production when he was stuck behind Adams and Nacua on the depth chart. Now, he'll have an opportunity to prove himself as a fantasy-relevant receiver and one of Matthew Stafford's favorite targets for the next few weeks. We're still hesitant to roll him out in fantasy lineups, but at the very least, he's an intriguing stash in 12+ team leagues given his new role in a historically pass-heavy offense. His chance to make a good impression should be aided by a favorable matchup, as the Cardinals have allowed the eighth-most fantasy points to wide receivers in 2026.

Los Angeles Rams tight end Colby Parkinson should emerge as one of Matthew Stafford's favorite targets in Week 10 against the Arizona Cardinals. The Rams' passing game is dealing with numerous injuries at the wide receiver and tight end positions, leaving a great opportunity for Parkinson to lead the team in passing volume. Most notably, the Rams lost Puka Nacua (knee), Davante Adams (hamstring), and Terrance Ferguson (ankle, hamstring) to injured reserve. Parkinson should build on his recent success, which includes a stat line of 14 catches, 92 yards, and one touchdown over his last three games. He should also benefit from a favorable matchup against the Cardinals, who have allowed the sixth-most touchdowns and fifth-most fantasy points to tight ends in 2026. While Parkinson does face some competition from Tyler Higbee, the former has been far more productive in the passing game over the past four weeks. As it stands, Parkinson ranks as the overall TE16 in RotoBaller's Week 10 fantasy football rankings, but he also has top-12 upside.

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Ryan Flournoy played 77 of 79 offensive snaps at Indianapolis, but Dak Prescott targeted him only three times. The 46-yard catch he made on the winning drive supplied all but seven of his receiving yards. George Pickens (hamstring) and KaVontae Turpin (ribs) both upgraded from limited Thursday to full Friday and carry no game designation against San Francisco. Flournoy caught three of four targets for 38 yards with Pickens in the lineup against Arizona. He scored over the middle on third-and-one from the nine in that game. San Francisco held Jalen Nailor and Jack Bech to 18 yards on six combined targets in Week 9. Flournoy already trailed running back Javonte Williams in targets with Pickens out last Sunday. San Francisco's Week 9 results make it tough to count on another long catch compensating for a similar workload. RotoBaller ranks Flournoy WR34 in its weekend PPR update. He's best suited to a deeper league that starts three wideouts, with two of his teammates back and 91 of his 395 receiving yards coming on just five catches over the past two games.