Ranking the Top 5 Most “Unstoppable” QB-WR Duos of Week 10
Week 10 is shaping up to be quite a show for some of the league’s most exciting quarterback and wide receiver pairings. Injuries, breakout performances, and great matchups have set the stage for five duos ready to light up the scoreboard and your fantasy lineup. Here’s who’s hot, who’s clicking, and who’s about to make defenders miserable this weekend.
Sam Darnold And Jaxon Smith-Njigba – Seattle Seahawks
Sam Darnold has been one of the biggest surprises of the season. His chemistry with Jaxon Smith-Njigba has been unreal. Smith-Njigba has four straight games with over 120 yards and at least eight catches, which puts him in elite company. Darnold ranks third in QBR, and his pairing with Smith-Njigba has made Seattle’s passing game dangerous. Arizona’s defense will be a tougher test, but this connection has been too sharp to fade now.
Lamar Jackson And Zay Flowers – Baltimore Ravens
Lamar Jackson came back from injury like he never missed a snap; just last week, he dropped four touchdowns on Miami. His timing and accuracy have never looked better. Zay Flowers has stepped up as his most trusted target by using his burst and route running to turn short passes into big plays. Minnesota sits near the middle of the pack against the pass, and Lamar’s ability to extend plays gives Flowers more time to get open. If this rhythm continues, they’ll be a nightmare to contain.
Jalen Hurts And A.J. Brown – Philadelphia Eagles
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Jalen Hurts has been leaning on his arm lately, but the results speak for themselves. A.J. Brown is too physical for most corners, and the trust between the two keeps growing. The Packers are strong against mobile quarterbacks but weaker against physical receivers. Brown’s knack for winning contested catches and Hurts’ willingness to feed him deep targets make this duo one of the toughest to defend.
Matthew Stafford And Puka Nacua – Los Angeles Rams
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Matthew Stafford is leading the league in passing yards, and much of that success comes from his growing connection with Puka Nacua. The rookie has become his primary target by commanding nearly 60% of Stafford’s throws when combined with Davante Adams’ share of the offense. Nacua’s precision in routes and toughness after the catch have helped the Rams stay competitive even when injuries pile up. San Francisco’s defense allows the 12th-most points to wideouts, so expect Stafford to keep looking Nacua’s way.
Jaxson Dart And Wan’Dale Robinson – New York Giants
Rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart has brought life back to the Giants’ offense. His dual-threat ability keeps defenses off balance, and Wan’Dale Robinson has emerged as his go-to receiver. Robinson thrives on quick cuts and yards after the catch, which provides Dart with an easy outlet that often turns into big plays. Dart leads all quarterbacks in rushing touchdowns since Week 5, and Chicago’s defense ranks near the bottom against the pass. This matchup lines up perfectly for another strong showing from the young pair.