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Britt (6'0/243) has been limited to just two games this season due to injury, but he was very productive in games against Kentucky and Georgia. In those appearances the senior linebacker accounted for 23 total tackles (nine solo, 1.0 for loss), and in 2019 he was responsible for 69 total tackles (37 solo, 10.0 for loss), 2.5 sacks, one forced fumble, one quarterback hurry and one pass breakup.

Herbert managed a mistake-free game as the defense dominated by holding the Steelers to just 221 yards of total offense. The two teams played to a 5-3 game until the final play of the first half, when Herbert found second-year receiver Ladd McConkey for his only passing score of the evening. Most impressive for the franchise quarterback was his ability to shake off unrelenting pressure from the Steelers. He would get both ankles taped in the third quarter following a scramble, something that has become a common sight considering Herbert has taken more hits than any quarterback in the league this season and is now playing without both starting offensive tackles. The Chargers improve to 7-3 and just one game behind the division-leading Broncos as we hit the home stretch of the 2025 regular season. Up next for the Chargers is a road matchup with the pass-funnel Jaguars in Week 11, where Herbert likely returns to QB1 status in fantasy.

Allen set the Chargers’ franchise record for most receptions with his two-catch night, tying longtime great tight end Antonio Gates in the third quarter before breaking the record on a pop-pass on the team’s final possession. He is also the only player in NFL history to catch more than 400 passes from multiple quarterbacks. Allen’s fantasy stock has trended townward in recent weeks as his snap rates have taken a hit, something easily overshadowed by his record-setting night.

Smith-Njigba somehow got there for fantasy purposes in a game that saw Sam Darnold log just 13 drop backs before the Seahawks shut down their offense up 35-0 in the second quarter. JSN accounted for 53 percent of Seattle’s receiving yards and was targeted on a whopping 46 percent of his pass routes. His touchdown was his sixth of the season. Smith-Njigba was checked for a concussion in the second quarter; his practice status should be monitored this week ahead of the Seahawks’ Week 11 game against the Rams.

Wilson was once again a full time player and was third in targets behind Trey McBride (13) and Marvin Harrison, Jr. (12). Wilson now has at least three receptions in four straight games as the team’s distant No. 3 option. Wilson will be a desperation 14-team league option next week against the Rams.

Gadsden suffered a knee-to-knee collision in the third quarter and was taken to the locker room for x-rays following a quick visit to the medical tent. The breakout rookie had been on a torrid stretch the previous three games prior to the injury. Fantasy managers will want to monitor his situation in the coming days. Gadsden managed 13 yards on three receptions but committed two drops prior to departing.

Ken Walker also had 14 rushes (for 67 yards) and ran more pass routes than Charbonnet in a game that saw Sam Darnold log a grand total of 13 drop backs. Importantly, Charbonnet continues to dominate inside-the-ten rushes. He scored on one such opportunity in this game, and now has six rushing scores in 2025. Walker has three touchdowns on the ground and hasn’t scored a rushing TD since Week 3. Charbonnet will be a touchdown-reliant RB3 play in Week 11 against the Rams.

Shaheed’s usage was quite extensive just five days after the Seahawks acquired him in a trade with the Saints. Shaheed ran a pass route on 10 of Sam Darnold’s 13 drop backs before the Hawks effectively shut down the offense with a 35-0 lead over Arizona. His involvement in the run game suggests the team is committed to getting Shaheed involved in the offense going forward. Shaheed’s role as the main downfield threat for Sam Darnold — the league’s best deep ball passer — should give him plenty of high-variance WR3 pop. He gets the Rams in Week 11.

Walker once again split the backfield with Zach Charbonnet in one of the least appealing backfields in all of fantasy football. Charbonnet also had 14 rushing attempts (for 83 yards) and scored on a short touchdown. Charbonnet’s inside-the-ten domination has left Walker with little to no weekly touchdown upside. Sunday marked Walker’s fourth highest carry total of the season, thanks mostly to the Seahawks entering clock-killing mode early in the second half. Walker, who ran eight routes on 13 Seattle drop backs in Week 10, profiles as a top-30 running back play for Week 11 against the Rams.

Barner ran a route on five of Sam Darnold’s 13 drop backs. The Seahawks shut down their passing attack after the team seized a 35-0 lead in the second quarter. Barner, who has seen some involvement near the goal line as the Hawks’ tush push quarterback, has had more than three receptions in a game just once in 2025. He’ll be a thin streaming option in Week 11 against the Niners.

Bateman reportedly suffered a high-ankle sprain in Sunday’s victory after being taken down by an illegal hip-drop tackle that was not flagged. Bateman appeared fine after the play and walked off under his own power, but reports of his injury began surfacing following the game. If he’s unable to play in Week 11 against the Browns, DeAndre Hopkins or Devontez Walker would potentially be in line for more work.