Week 10 IDP Matchups to Exploit & Streaming Options

Nov 06, 2024

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In this space, the weekly targets will range from individual players and positional groups to entire defensive units. IDP leagues are like snowflakes, so if you have specific questions, jump into our subscriber Discord, find the IDP channel, and tag me with any questions you have. Some of you play in leagues where all of these players are already owned, and some of you play in IDP leagues where only 3-4 players are rostered on each team, so the players listed below might not even be on your radar, so don't be afraid to reach out. Also, don't forget to check out the Waiver Wire column as well.

Sometimes, I'll reference a player who's nearly universally rostered across all IDP leagues, but perhaps that'll help you with a potential start/sit decision you were wrestling with.

Ideally, you drafted a set-it-and-forget-it IDP roster, rendering this column useless to you all season long, but that's not how life works. The Waiver Wire column should help as well, but I want to use this space weekly to highlight some of the best matchup spots on the slate, along with any corresponding defenders who are in line to benefit.

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Week 10 IDP Matchups To Exploit

Philadelphia Eagles Pass Rush

The Eagles are no longer the elite pressure group that we saw back in 2022, but they're still good enough to exploit a soft matchup, and that's what they'll get here against a Dak Prescott-less Cowboys offense. The Cowboys are sizable underdogs here, which should lead to more dropbacks for Cooper Rush (or Trey Lance?), which should lead to more obvious passing downs for the Eagles' defense to tee up pressure against.

Per PFF, 141 offensive linemen have played at least 50% of their team's snaps this season, and the Cowboys offensive tackle duo of Terrance Steele (131st) and Tyler Guyton (114th) are near the bottom in overall pass-blocking grade on the season. This sets up well for all of the Eagles' defensive linemen, particularly their EDGE rushers like Josh Sweat and Bryce Huff.