The defense is historically awful. Cincinnati is the first team since the 1966 Giants to score 38 or more points in consecutive games and lose both games, according to ESPN. The tackling effort on Colston Loveland’s game-winning touchdown was alarming. Major changes need to be made.

Which players should you scoop up to give your fantasy team a boost heading into Week 10? Dan Parr provides a list of waiver wire targets, including two rookie teammates coming off breakout performances.

The Bills aren't afraid of the Chiefs anymore. We'll see how that lasts in January. More in FTW's weekly NFL Power Rankings.

The week concludes with the Philadelphia Eagles facing off against the Green Bay Packers in a wild-card rematch on "Monday Night Football" (8:15 p.m. ET on ABC/ESPN) from Lambeau Field. It's a bye week for four teams, with the Cincinnati Bengals, Dallas Cowboys, Tennessee Titans and Kansas City Chiefs all off.

Rico Dowdle and Brock Bowers headline the biggest Week 10 fantasy football risers — check out the full rest-of-season rankings.

The other biggest favorites of the week are the Bills -8.5 at the Miami Dolphins, the Seattle Seahawks -7 vs. the Arizona Cardinals and the Lions -7.5 at the Washington Commanders. Two of those are divisional matchups: Could they be trap games for the Lions and Seahawks?

Week 10 of the 2025 college football season featured three ranked-on-ranked matchups that could loom large in the College Football Playoff race. None was bigger than No. 18 Oklahoma's clash with No. 14 Tennessee -- a battle between SEC foes that served as a de facto elimination game as the calendar flips to November.

This was one of those weeks where being a Top 25 voter was miserable. Seven ranked teams lost to unranked or lower-ranked opponents, with a total of eight ranked teams losing if you include Youngstown State's loss to North Dakota State. Four of those eight losses were Top 10 teams, making this week's ballot extremely difficult.