{"id":75803,"date":"2019-11-06T17:49:35","date_gmt":"2019-11-06T22:49:35","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/lastwordonprofootball.com\/?p=75803"},"modified":"2025-09-25T12:12:35","modified_gmt":"2025-09-25T16:12:35","slug":"lamar-jackson-headlines-week-10-dfs-stack-plays","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/lastwordonsports.com\/nfl\/2019\/11\/06\/lamar-jackson-headlines-week-10-dfs-stack-plays\/","title":{"rendered":"Lamar Jackson Headlines Week 10 DFS Stack Plays (Fanduel)"},"content":{"rendered":"

It\u2019s Week 10 of the NFL season and you know what that means? Byes. Lots and lots of byes. In total, there are six teams off this weekend which makes setting your Fanduel lineups trickier than ever. Do you stick with the studs you can trust? Or do you take some more risks now that the player pool is as dry as ever? Ultimately, each of you will have to decide exactly how you want to approach DFS in a week like this but that doesn\u2019t mean you have to do it alone. Today I\u2019m going to help you out by breaking down my top Fanduel stacks of Week 10. It includes Baltimore Ravens<\/a> quarterback Lamar Jackson<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Lamar Jackson Headlines Week 10 DFS Stack Plays<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Lamar Jackson<\/a> ($8,600) & Marquise Brown<\/a> ($5,300) at Cincinnati Bengals<\/a><\/h3>\n

Starting from the top of the slate, we have maybe the NFL\u2019s most exciting player in Lamar Jackson<\/strong> with a dream matchup against the Bengals. Even with his high price tag, Jackson is a must-start in Fanduel this week simply based off upside alone. In his last meeting with the Bengals, Jackson was unstoppable rushing for a season-high 152 yards while throwing for another 236 yards. This Bengals defense ranks 27th against quarterbacks this season and that number should drop even lower after facing Jackson for the second time.<\/p>\n

What makes Jackson\u2019s Week 6 performance even more incredible is the fact that his number one wide receiver Marquise Brown<\/a><\/strong> didn\u2019t even play. Brown sat that game out with an injury but is now back in the lineup bringing a whole new dimension to this offense. There are few players with more speed and explosiveness than \u201cHollywood\u201d Brown and I think that will be on display this week in an extremely advantageous matchup. Even with Jackson being the most expensive quarterback on the slate, stacking him with Brown leads to an ultimately cheap stack that could hit big.<\/p>\n

Jameis Winston<\/a> ($7,900) & Chris Godwin<\/a> ($8,200) vs Arizona Cardinals<\/a><\/h3>\n

The Buccaneers will host the Cardinals this Sunday in what should be an absolute shootout leading to a ton of points being scored both in reality and fantasy. I recommend getting as many pieces of this game as possible, starting with Jameis Winston<\/strong><\/a> and Chris Godwin<\/strong><\/a>. The Cardinals come into this game ranked dead last in the league against quarterbacks and they haven\u2019t been very good against wide receivers either coming in at 19th overall. Over the last few weeks we\u2019ve seen Mike Evans have monster games while Godwin finished more middle of the pack, but I don\u2019t see that being the case this time around. Cardinals Pro Bowl cornerback Patrick Peterson is back in the lineup and should shadow Mike Evans giving Godwin favorable matchups in the slot all day long.<\/p>\n

I really like the matchup this week for Jameis against a putrid secondary and back home in Tampa where he has been considerably better throughout his career. There is always a risk factor when starting him due to his turnover issues, but the upside outweighs the risk on this one. We could be looking at a 45-40 game come Sunday and you\u2019ll be kicking yourself if you weren\u2019t in on the action. Make sure you are by firing up all the Bucs and Cardinals that you can.<\/p>\n

Josh Allen<\/a> ($7,500) & John Brown<\/a> ($5,800) at Cleveland Browns<\/a><\/h3>\n

Every week I like to give you one \u201cvalue-stack\u201d featuring a pair of lower-priced players allowing you to load up on studs throughout the rest of your lineup. This week, the value lies with Josh Allen<\/a><\/strong> and John Brown<\/a><\/strong>. Starting with the quarterback, Allen has been as consistent as it gets scoring 17 or more Fanduel points in seven of eight games this season. What makes him so reliable is his ability to run the football giving you a safe floor even if the passing game isn\u2019t firing on all cylinders. That being said, I don\u2019t see him having any issues throwing the ball on this Browns defense who just allowed Brandon Allen<\/a><\/strong> to score 23 points against them in his first career start.<\/p>\n

In terms of pass catchers for the Bills, no one brings more upside than John Brown<\/a>. Throughout his entire career, he\u2019s been known as a deep threat and this year is no different with an average of over 14 yards per catch on the season. Many times, when you see a deep threat receiver you also see a boom or bust type of guy but that\u2019s not Brown. In six of eight games this season, Brown has recorded at least nine Fanduel points, but I see an even bigger game out of him this week. The Browns have been dealing with injuries in their secondary all year and have struggled to cover outside receivers. For those of you always looking for value, the Allen to Brown stack is perfect for you.<\/p>\n

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