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We're going to talk about starts and sits.

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We have reached double-digit weeks of the fantasy season.

It's kind of amazing.

It's both amazing and like a blur all at the same time.

It is. It is also still a reminder that we still have like two more months left of this thing. There's still like eight weeks left in this season. So for as far as we have gone, we still almost have that much far to go. But we are going to get through a whole lot of things. We're going to do the top starts and sits of week 10. We're going to tell you who's going to pile up the points. Plus, we're going to help you deal with all these midseason injuries that I'm sure are driving you nuts because they are driving us nuts. But first, let's look at some starts and sit. You can, of course, read all of Florio starts and sits at NFL.com slash start sit. See how that works? Let's look at some quarterbacks for this week. Who's up and who is down? I'm starting Dak Prescott. Look, I know Jared Goff is an indoor cat, but he's basically going to have a home game against the Chargers. So start him. I'm not sitting the best rookie quarterback in quite some time in C.J. Stroud. Brock Purdy is back off the buy and back into your lineup. And I'm willing to give Gino Smith one more chance this week because of the matchup. My sits. Kyler Murray, I'm excited he is back, but I think he's a sit. Sam Hal just because the Seahawks secondary has been so strong as of late. And that is a tough place to play. Deshaun Watson because Ravens and Jordan Love because, well, himself. There you go. That's pretty much all you got to say about that one. Let's go back, though, to the Brock Purdy because the Niners, a little bit on the struggle bus right now. They've lost three in a row. Brock Purdy has not played particularly well. On paper, the Jaguars force a lot of turnovers, which is sort of worrisome. But I guess on the upside, it looks like Debo Samuel is back, which also helps. Yeah, his numbers when Debo plays compared to when he doesn't are much better. Plus, I mean, he has topped 18 fantasy points in four of his last six games. I know there was two down ones there, but overall, this is a quarterback I think you could trust on an offense that you can

100% trust. And don't overlook the fact that he's been averaging like close to 40 rushing yards per game in his last three weeks. That is huge. That was actually the most amongst quarterbacks in that span. And then the Jags struggle against the pass a little bit. They're going to put up points of their own. I think this is a week where it could be a little bit of a back and forth game and you want to start both of those quarterbacks. It's a very interesting game to watch for sure. Side note, all of Brock Purdy's interceptions this season have come with Debo Samuel, not available for the 49ers. So we'll see if that changes things for Purdy this week. On the other side, we have been

waiting all of this time for Kyler Murray to come back and play. He's excited about it. I know head coach Jonathan Gannon's like, don't expect to see, you know, the previous Kyler Murray, at least not yet. And Kyla's like, whatever, man, I'm doing it. He's going to pull Leroy Jenkins and just right out there. But you're saying that we should at least wait one more week before we start him.

I think so. I mean, you got by nine weeks without Kyler Murray already. And there's a lot of good streaming options this week. So what's one more week? The way I look at it is you sit Kyla Murray. If he plays well on your bench, you have a starter the rest of the way that you could plug into your lineup.

But last season and in his career, 30% of his fantasy points have come on the ground, what he gives you with his legs.

I am not so sure we're going to see the Kyler Murray running as much as he normally does first game back off of the ACL.

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