NFL Week 10 DFS Breakdown: A game-by-game look at the weekend DFS slate

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This breakdown can be used for cash games, single-entry, three-max and high-dollar GPPs. For max-entering GPPs, use the recommended players to build your player pool (players are listed in order based on exposure). Unless otherwise noted, all pace and pass rates refer to “neutral situations” (+/-8 points).

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The “Sunday A.M. Update” offers a game-by-game analysis of the DraftKings main slate, focusing on key injuries, advanced stats, trends and expected pace and playcalling.

I also provide my “optimal lineups” for DraftKings (“DK”). These lineups (“LUs”) consist of 7-of-9 players to comply with DraftKings regulations of not giving out complete teams. One is designed for GPPs, and one is for Cash Games.

In addition to the optimal lineups, I also share my personal “core” player pool (usually 16-20 players) that I’m rolling out in three-max (contests that allow three lineups per user) and other multi-entry GPPs (contests that allow as many as 150 lineups per user).

GAME BREAKDOWNS

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MIN@JAX | PIT@WAS | SF@TB | ATL@NO | NE@CHI | DEN@KC | BUF@IND | TEN@LAC | PHI@DAL | NYJ@ARI

Minnesota Vikings @ Jacksonville Jaguars

• MIN  -5, O/U 45.5
  
• Implied team totals: MIN (25.25), JAX (20.25) 
  

  Pace, Playcalling, Stats & Trends

Trevor Lawrence is listed as questionable, but he is expected to be out; Mac Jones will start.

Justin Jefferson has a favorable matchup against Jacksonville, which has struggled against WR1s all season and plays man coverage at the third-highest rate. Jefferson has a 31% target rate and averages 4.66 yards per route run versus man coverage, ranking second.

Minnesota leads the league in explosive pass rate, while Jacksonville is 31st in explosive pass rate allowed.