NFL DFS Tournament (GPP) Plays For Week 10: Bryce Young, Jalen Coker & More

Week 10 of the NFL season is here. There are 10 games for us to break down for this Sunday's NFL DFS main slate on DraftKings and FanDuel. I'm going to break down the NFL DFS GPP plays I like on this slate. This could be a QB and receiver stack I like, a sneaky RB in a good spot, or a standalone WR/TE. The goal here is to find players that are going to be under 10% owned. Getting different with these players allows you to get to safer and higher-owned pieces across the rest of your lineup. Let's dive into it!

DraftKings and FanDuel NFL DFS Week 10 GPP Plays

Bryce Young - CAR QB ($5,800 DraftKings, $7,600 FanDuel) / Jalen Coker - CAR WR ($5,700 DraftKings, $5,600 FanDuel)

To start GPP plays, I like getting to this Panthers stack against the Saints. Bryce Young is coming off a 28/39, 276-yard, 3-touchdown game against the Broncos, and he has gone over 275 passing yards in six of eight games this season, the most in the NFL.

Jalen Coker is the receiver I like to pair with him. He had a quiet first half last week but finished with 4 catches on 5 targets for 29 yards and a 26-yard touchdown, and played 82% of the snaps. He has looked more like a WR3 than a WR2 behind Tetairoa McMillan over the last few weeks, which is why I think his ownership will be low. Carolina is a slight road favorite in a game with a 47.5-point total, one of the higher totals on the slate, and I like this stack in GPPs.

Zach Charbonnet - SEA RB ($5,600 DraftKings, $6,700 FanDuel)

Next up, I like getting to Zach Charbonnet against the Raiders. He is just two games back from his torn ACL, and last week he led the Seahawks backfield with 16 carries for 77 yards, averaging 4.8 yards per carry in the 17-3 win over the Cardinals. Rookie Jadarian Price had 9 carries for 24 yards and 4 catches for 54 yards, and Price actually led the backfield in snaps in Week 8, so this is a committee, but Charbonnet looked like the clear lead back last week and got the carries when Seattle needed to close out the game. He was a full participant in practice last week and has been getting closer to his old self.

I also love the matchup here. The Raiders are allowing a league-worst 5.21 yards per carry, and they have allowed the third-most points in the league. Seattle is a road favorite, which should give him plenty of carries with a lead. Everyone is going to be scared off this backfield, and I'm happy to take a shot on the ceiling.

Jordan Love - GB QB ($6,500 DraftKings, $8,100 FanDuel) / Matthew Golden - GB WR ($7,300 DraftKings, $7,300 FanDuel)

On to the Packers, where I like running it back with a stack of Jordan Love and Matthew Golden. Love is on a heater, leading the NFL with 2,618 passing yards and 19 touchdown passes, and last week he was 23/29 for 372 yards, 3 touchdowns, and a rushing touchdown against the Patriots. Golden was the best receiver on the field, catching all 10 of his targets for 164 yards and a touchdown, with no drops. He had 150 yards in the first half, which is the most by any player against the Patriots in a first half since at least 1978. Golden is now fourth in the league in receiving yards with 783, and Christian Watson is third with 879.

The Packers are home favorites against a Vikings team that just traded for Kirk Cousins on a short week after losing two straight games, and Minnesota scored just six points last week.

Caleb Douglas - MIA WR ($4,400 DraftKings, $5,400 FanDuel)

To end my GPP plays, I'm going to take a shot on Caleb Douglas. With Malik Willis on injured reserve with a groin injury, Kyle McCord will make his first career start for the Dolphins, and Douglas is the one I like most to benefit. The rookie came back from missing three games with an ankle injury and had a season-high 8 targets last week against the Lions, catching 6 of them for 70 yards. It was the first time all season that he was targeted more than Malik Washington, 8 to 3.

At 6'4", he has big-play ability and already has a 63-yard touchdown from Willis this season. McCord is more of a pocket passer than Willis, which should help the passing game, and the Colts are allowing 8.1 yards per pass attempt and have given up 16 passing touchdowns while intercepting only 2 passes. It's a risk with a first-time starter and little time to build chemistry, but that is why I think ownership will stay low. Douglas has a high ceiling at his price.