Best NFL DFS Stacks Week 10: DraftKings & FanDuel Lineups

Every week, I'll review the players I am targeting for DFS across all games, tournaments, and game stacks.

The idea is to paint a clearer picture of how to build lineups.

One of my favorite ways to play DFS from a tournament stance is small-field, single-to-five-max entry games with 5K or smaller fields.

Both sites also offer these types of games with fewer than 100 entries (albeit at a higher entry cost) if you want to go after a really small field.

In these contests, I go with full-game stacks.

You will likely lose a lot of weeks, but if you get the game right, you will gain a significant advantage.

Just cashing in on one of these over an 18-week season can make your entire year.

When doing this, I want to aggressively build around games with a wider range of outcomes.

Still, with the reduced number of entries, you can also eat some chalky game stacks because we are going further in the overall game stack than our opponents likely will.

This is the spot where you will find some missing names from the core and tournament play sections.

These are the games I am circling for those tournaments in Week 10, but you can also tie these games into your stacks for other tournaments.

You can dig deeper into why I believe these games present some downside in the Week 10 Worksheet, but we're playing solely for the upside here.

Rich's Week 10 DFS Game Stacks

Panthers at Saints

This game has the second-highest total (48.5 points) on the main slate.

We are indoors, with two teams that rank top-five in offensive plays per game while both defenses are in the bottom-six in points allowed.

We also do not have to pay a premium on many players here, leaving the door open to go all-in on this game.

You have a lot of room to play Bryce Young double stacks with Tetairoa McMillan and Jalen Coker (or a Carolina TE of your choosing).

You can add Chuba Hubbard to those stacks to try to capture all the touchdowns, or bring back by stacking the New Orleans side of the game (that is tracking to be the more popular approach).

Tyler Shough can be paired with Chris Olave and any combination of Jordyn Tyson, Devaughn Vele, and Juwan Johnson, leaving plenty of room to add the Carolina pieces you prefer and still have enough salary left to fill the remaining roster spots with viable options.