2025 Fantasy Football Trends for Week 10
My 2025 Fantasy Football Trends for Week 10 article has arrived just in time to help you in your matchups this week, and going forward!
We’re into November and the final stretch as we make the final push. Each matchup has ever-increasing value for those on the edge of the playoffs, so let’s try to help you make it. Here are some of the key trends I’ve been looking into as we enter week 10.
Devin Singletary’s 61.5% running back rush share.
After Cam Skattebo’s season-ending injury, the next man up appeared to be Tyrone Tracy, particularly given the second-year backs’ status as the team’s RB1 to start the season. However, it was actually veteran Devin Singletary who took on the majority of the load, rushing eight times, compared to Tracy’s five. This equated to a 61.5% running back rush share, although it is worth noting that quarterback Dart also rushed eight times. The additional positive for Singletary was his efficiency, rushing at over 5 yards per carry, compared to Tracy’s 3.6. Singletary finished the day with 43 yards on the ground, adding a further eight through the air on two receptions.
All the arrows now seem to be pointing in Singletary’s direction, and it looks to be a flex option for teams through the coming bye weeks.
Jacory Croskey Merritt’s 32 rushing yards per game average since week 7.
From pre-season sensation to one of the most frustrating assets in fantasy football, it’s been a rollercoaster ride for ‘Bill’. Croskey-Merritt has now failed to hit double-digit PPR points in any of his last four games, averaging just 32 rushing yards per game since week 7. The issue for the rookie has been a lack of explosive plays, failing to have a 10-yard run in any of the last three games. He’s unfortunately in a very awkward position for fantasy managers. The rookie has largely dominated backfield touches this year, although split touches evenly with Chris Rodriguez last week, and continues to see limited targets.
The continued work on the ground means managers likely have few better options sitting out there on the waiver wire in 12-team leagues, yet Bill needs to remain on the bench. The one positive? He has a particularly favourable playoff schedule, including a week 17 matchup against Dallas.
Zay Flowers’ 68.8 yards per game so far this season.
Zay Flowers has provided fantasy managers with solid, albeit fairly unspectacular, production so far this year. The former first-round pick has reached 60 receiving yards in six of his eight games this year, averaging 68.8 yards per game. His upside, however, has been limited by just one touchdown, all the way back in week 1. Since then, Lamar Jackson’s injury has limited the fantasy ceiling of all Ravens players, with Rush and Huntley throwing for just one touchdown in Lamar’s place.
Jackson’s return should provide a considerable boost to Flowers and the offense as a whole as we enter the second half of the fantasy season. Flowers is a great buy candidate as we look to make a final push for the playoffs.
Romeo Doubs’ 15.8 PPR points per game since week 4
Starting a Packers WR @DanielDopp 😱
— Fantasy Focus Live (@fantasyfocus) November 6, 2025
Why Romeo Doubs is on the flex radar:
– 25% target share since Week 4⃣
– top 15 in receptions & receiving yards over last month
– no Tucker Kraft pic.twitter.com/JgzwIGzq0G
The fantasy gods cursed us with another devastating injury last week in the form of Tucker Kraft. Although Luke Musgrave is the next man up at the tight end position in Green Bay, the most likely beneficiary for fantasy purposes is Romeo Doubs, who has seen a noticeable uptick in production in recent weeks. Since week 4, Doubs has hit 50 receiving yards in all but one game, averaging around eight targets per game. As a result, the fourth-year receiver has reached an average of 15.8 PPR points per game over those five weeks. This volume is only likely to increase and has top-24 upside for the rest of the season, combined with a continued high floor.
Blake Corum’s 26 touches in the last two games
The Rams have enjoyed two relatively easy wins in their last two games, beating the Jaguars and Saints by a combined 52 points. And while Kyren Williams remains the clear lead back, there is a growing role for backup Blake Corum. Corum has seen double-digit touches in back-to-back weeks with 26 touches over the last two games, recording a 50% running back rush share in London and a 34% share last week. After being drafted in the third round of the NFL draft in 2024, he failed to make a real dent in the Rams’ backfield last season, rushing just 58 times for 207 yards.
Kyren Williams, weeks 1-5:
— Ethan Kreager (@EthanKreagerFF) November 6, 2025
Snap Share: 80.0%
RB Carry Share: 79.2%
Weeks 6-9:
Snap Share: 70.8%
RB Carry Share: 62.7%
Blake Corum is making headway in the Rams’ backfield. pic.twitter.com/6HVyabY6I9
The uptick in usage demonstrates the growing confidence the coaching staff has in Corum. Corum is one of the best handcuff running backs in the league, and may also be able to provide some value in positive game scripts.
Thanks for diving into some of the 2025 Fantasy Football Trends for Week 10!
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