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Pratt, 26, appeared in two games last year, allowing the line pass thrown his way to be completed for 15 yards. He projects as a long-term dime back at best.

Kamara somehow came up with both Saints touchdowns on the day even with Travis Etienne returning from injury and operating as the de facto RB1. Kamara didn’t even lead the backfield in routes, logging 13 pass routes to 14 for Etienne, who had three grabs for 20 yards. Fantasy managers would do well not to chase Kamara’s Week 10 touchdown production when the Saints take on the Bears in Week 11.

Dulcich saw just two targets on the day but did not reel either of them in. Kyle McCord targeted him on a red zone fourth down in the second quarter, but the ball was tipped and fell incomplete. Six teams going on bye in Week 11 means Dulcich still nets low-end TE2 consideration against the Bills.

Tolbert caught the Dolphins’ sole receiving touchdown of the day on a trick play pass from Malik Washington. He was wide open for a 34-yard score in the second quarter. Tolbert caught his only other target and was otherwise quiet with just 11 offensive snaps. Despite the score, Tolbert should be left on fantasy benches heading into Week 11 against the Bills.

Estime was shockingly ineffective a week after he led the Saints backfield with 15 rushing attempts for 72 yards and a touchdown. Travis Etienne returned from injury this week and operated as the nominal RB1 for the disastrous New Orleans offense. Estime won’t hold any fantasy value as long as Etienne is healthy and active.

Robinson struggled to stand out in a Titans receiving room that was without Carnell Tate today. He logged a measly 10 percent target share and was relegated to check-down duties. Robinson has yet to hit 60 yards in a game this year and the PPR volume is not materializing. He will be buried in the WR4/5 range when the Titans take on the Cowboys next week.

Washington led all Dolphins wide receivers in snaps, but fell behind Caleb Douglas and Kevin Coleman in targets. He caught all three of his targets, including a circus catch to reel in a dangerous throw from Kyle McCord in the third quarter. The Dolphins also dialed up some trickery in the second quarter with Washington taking a toss and finding Jalen Tolbert downfield for a 34-yard passing touchdown. Ultimately, Washington is on the field a lot for the Dolphins and still ranks in the WR4 range for Week 11 against the Bills.

Spears didn’t gain any yards on his only catch of the day. Tony Pollard, on the other hand, caught eight passes and rushed nine times. Spears missed three weeks with a knee issue and likely had his snaps limited by the team today. On the other hand, Pollard has played well this year and the team chose to hold onto him at the trade deadline despite receiving some interest. Spears is likely stuck in a backup role headed into Week 11. He will be an RB4 when the Titans take on the Cowboys.

Douglas and Malik Washington led the Dolphins in wide receiver snaps on the day and Douglas paced the pass-catching group with eight targets and 71 total yards. He was a key target for Kyle McCord in the second half, making a 38-yard reception in the third quarter. He also drew a defensive pass interference and added a leaping 22-yard grab in the fourth quarter. Douglas is the clear WR1 in the Dolphins’ offense and McCord has shown he can keep the 23-year-old rookie involved in the offense. With a Week 11 matchup against the Bills on the horizon, Douglas is a fantasy WR3.

Robinson added four receptions for six yards. The Chiefs’ defense wasn’t set on Robinson’s three-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter. Robinson has now found the end zone in back-to-back games after somehow previously going four straight weeks without a score. So it goes in what is becoming an increasingly dysfunctional offense. Robinson and company are now headed on bye before returning in Week 12 against the imposing Vikings. You won’t be benching Robinson for that one, of course, but you will be limiting your high-end RB1 expectations.