Fantasy Football Sits of the Week: Addison, Hall, Love Face Brutal Week 10 Matchups

Week 10 arrives with several big-name players facing difficult matchups and concerning trends that should have fantasy managers reconsidering their lineup decisions. From suspension-returning receivers to struggling quarterbacks facing elite defenses, these sit recommendations could save your week.

Jordan Addison (WR - Minnesota Vikings)

Addison faces a brutal matchup against Jacksonville's surprisingly stout pass defense this week. The Jaguars have allowed the fewest fantasy points to wide receivers over their last four games, holding opposing wideouts to just 8.2 points per game during that stretch. Addison's connection with backup quarterback Carson Wentz remains inconsistent despite some big games. The Vikings offense has struggled in road games this season, averaging just 18.4 points per game away from home. With J.J. McCarthy still sidelined and the Jaguars defense playing their best football of the season, Addison projects as a risky WR3 play at best. Consider him a fade candidate in both season-long and DFS formats.

Breece Hall (RB - New York Jets)

Hall faces a Denver defense that has completely shut down opposing running backs over the past month, allowing just 3.1 yards per carry to running backs in their last four games. The Jets offensive line continues to struggle with injuries and the team's passing game woes put additional pressure on opponents to stack the box. Hall managed just 52 rushing yards on 14 carries in his last road game, and Denver's home field advantage has been significant this season. The Broncos defense ranks third in the NFL in red zone efficiency, limiting Hall's touchdown upside even if he finds some running room. With the Jets likely playing from behind early, Hall could see his touches limited in favor of passing game work for other players.

Jordan Love (QB - Green Bay Packers)

Love draws a tough road matchup against a Carolina defense that has been much better at home this season, allowing 12.8 fewer fantasy points per game to quarterbacks in Charlotte. The Panthers defense has forced seven interceptions in their last three home games, directly targeting Love's biggest weakness this season. Green Bay's offensive line has struggled with injuries, and Love has thrown multiple interceptions in three of his last five road starts. The Packers prefer to lean on their running game in difficult road environments, which caps Love's passing attempts and overall fantasy ceiling. With Aaron Jones healthy and the weather potentially being a factor, Green Bay likely keeps this game on the ground and limits Love's opportunities for big plays.

Trevor Lawrence (QB - Jacksonville Jaguars)

Lawrence faces a Minnesota defense that has been dominant against opposing quarterbacks over the past month, allowing just one passing touchdown in their last three games combined. The Vikings defense has generated consistent pressure without blitzing, recording 12 sacks in their last four games while forcing six turnovers. Lawrence has thrown multiple interceptions in three of his last four games against teams with above-average pass defenses. The Jaguars offensive line remains banged up, and Lawrence has completed fewer than 60% of his passes in four of his last six games. Minnesota's secondary has been particularly strong at home, where they've allowed just 185 passing yards per game this season.

Stefon Diggs (WR - New England Patriots)

Diggs faces a Chicago defense that has been exceptional against No. 1 receivers this season, holding opposing teams' top wideouts to just 4.8 receptions and 62.3 yards per game. The Bears defense has intercepted Drake Maye twice in film study, and their aggressive coverage schemes could disrupt the timing that Diggs and Maye have built. New England's offensive line struggles on the road, where they've allowed 18 sacks in just four games this season. Diggs has managed just 2.8 receptions for 31.7 yards in his three road games this season, a significant drop from his home production. With Chicago likely to bracket Diggs and force other Patriots receivers to beat them, his target share could take a hit in a game where New England may struggle to move the ball consistently.

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