Gronk had found the end zone in three straight weeks prior to his 4.7-fantasy point dud in Week 9. Few teams are as bad at covering tight ends as the New York Giants. Expect a scoring bonanza from Gronk in Week 10.

The next stop on Tom Brady's revenge tour is New York, against a Giants defense that gave up seven touchdowns to Drew Brees two weeks ago, and 18.36 fantasy points to Jameis Winston. Pray for the Giants' secondary.

In essentially five games, Gurley has vaulted his way to be the RB6 in standard scoring leagues. That's insane.

Rodgers might have taken out some of his frustration on that Microsoft Surface last Sunday, but our guess is that he unloads more of it on the Detroit secondary. The scoreboard in Lambeau could resemble a pinball machine this week.

In his three games as the starter for the Steelers, Williams has finished as the RB12, RB1 and RB1. He's a no-brainer this week against the Browns leaky run defense, even with Landry Jones likely under center.

Is Eifert the best red zone threat in the league? If not, he's certainly making a case for that title, as he's caught 10 of his 13 targets for nine touchdowns in that space. And one of those "incompletions" was his non-touchdown from Week 3.

Olsen has scored 12 or more fantasy points in three of his four games since his Week 5 bye. He's facing a Tennessee defense that has allowed 11.18 fantasy points per game to tight ends over the last four weeks.

Hopkins is coming off of his bye, fully rested and ready to get back to receiving all of the Houston passing targets. There isn't really a matchup we don't like him in at this point.

The Red Rifle has been terrific all season, and gets an extremely favorable matchup in primetime against Houston's suspect secondary.

All Day receives all of the touches in Minnesota, but he hasn't quite been scoring all of the points in fantasy. A Raiders defense that was just gashed by DeAngelo Williams could change that.

Even in a "down" week, Ingram still scored 9.6 standard fantasy points. He continues to be one of the steadiest producers for fantasy fans this year and that should hold true against Washington in Week 10.

Since his Week 3 breakout game, the Barnyard Dog has scored 90.7 fantasy points -- that's more than 10 more than the next closest tight end (Greg Olsen), and over 24 more than Gronk in that same span.

After consecutive high-scoring outings, Brees is back in our good graces as an every-week QB1. He seems completely healed from the shoulder injury that cost him a game earlier in the season.

Now fully healed from a nagging hamstring injury, OBJ is back to his dominant ways. His 41.5 fantasy points over the last two weeks are the tops among all wide receivers.

Green has gone quiet of late, but we like his odds of a noisy bounce-back game against Houston in primetime.

Newton seems determined to remind us this year that he's one of the best fantasy quarterbacks in the game, with 16 or more fantasy points in all but two games this year.

While Martin's production has dipped a bit of late, his volume of touches in the Tampa Bay offense has not. He's primed for a bounce-back game and that could come this week in Dallas.

Even with his off game last week, Reed has still finished as a TE1 (top 12) in every game he's started and finished in 2015. That's trust-worthy consistency, and he gets the Saints porous secondary on Sunday.

It sure was nice seeing Dez Bryant looking like his old self last week against the Eagles. Now we're eager to see what he does for an encore against the shaky Bucs secondary.

Megatron's bye week couldn't have come at a better time. Hopefully fully healthy, he'll get to bully an injury-riddled Green Bay secondary in Lambeau Field this week.

After racking up 121 receiving yards in a game where he was mostly shadowed by Darrelle Revis, Robinson is reaching plug-and-play levels as a WR1.

Carr has thrown 11 touchdown passes over the last three weeks, a figure only matched by Drew Brees in that span, and Brees' total is buoyed by his seven-touchdown shellacking of the Giants two weeks ago. Carr's verging on every-week QB1 territory now.

Kelce was finally used more by the Chiefs before the bye, and he responded with 49 yards and a touchdown. We'd like to see more of that, please, Andy Reid.

While Ivory's yards per carry figure has plummeted in the last three weeks (1.5 ypc in that span), his nose for the end zone sure hasn't suffered. Perhaps his matchup with the division rival Bills will serve as a get-right game for the talented running back.

After struggling mightily to start the season, Murray has posted over 18 fantasy points in three of his last four games. Miami's defense has allowed almost 27 fantasy points per game to opposing rushers this year. You do the math to see why he's ranked so highly this week.