Fantasy Football Rankings: 5 most polarizing players for Week 10

1. Tyler Warren, a tight end, is ranked 3rd and 10th among Yahoo rankers for the week, with a projected 43.5 fantasy points. He is anticipated to be a significant advantage in PPR formats, but his availability is in question due to the Colts' defensive and offensive struggles. The team's defense is ranked fourth in allowing fantasy points to tight ends, and their offensive line is weak following the trade deadline.

Without key players Keenan Allen and Josh Downs, Warren's role is expected to be limited to short passes to protect Daniel Jones, who also has limited arm strength.

2. Justin Jefferson, a wide receiver, is ranked 6th and 13th among Yahoo rankers, with a projected 77.5 fantasy points. He had his best performance of the year against the Packers in Week 1, finishing as the WR3 with a 92-receiving line. However, Green Bay's defense, coached by Pete Carroll and featuring the best safeties in the league, has proven challenging for key players like Amon-Ra St. Brown, Kirk Cousins, and Jefferson himself.

3. Omar Cooper Jr., also a wide receiver, is ranked 24th and 41st among Yahoo rankers, with projected receiving yards of 37.5 and 41. His availability depends on the health of Rhamondre Stevenson (knee) and TreVeyon Henderson (illness). If Henderson plays, Kiner is the more likely starter. The Patriots' rushing attack, averaging 18.2 expected half PPR points, could heavily rely on Kiner's performance.

However, the Lions' pass-heavy offense (25th in rushing YPG, 277 in passing YPG) and the Patriots' 24.5-point team total make it a tough matchup for Kiner.