Week 10 Roster Crunch: Kyler Murray Headlines Fantasy Football Players Managers May Drop

Murray’s Minnesota future uncertain

Kyler Murray has been ruled out for Minnesota’s Monday night game against Buffalo because of a hamstring injury. The article says there is a chance he has already made his final start for the Vikings.

Murray ranks QB31 in fantasy points per game, averaging 12.8. Reports suggest Minnesota could seek a quarterback before the trade deadline as it pursues a postseason run in the competitive NFC North.

Marks has not seized opportunity

David Montgomery has missed three consecutive games, but Woody Marks has not made the most of his increased workload. Marks ranks RB40 in fantasy points per game this season, averaging 8.9, and RB39 in his three games without Montgomery since Week 6, at 9.2.

Among 45 running backs with at least 50 attempts in 2026, Marks has averaged 3.6 yards per attempt and 2.39 yards after contact per attempt. The article says neither Marks nor Montgomery is a viable fantasy option in Houston’s pass-focused offense.

Harrison faces crowded rotation

Houston acquired Marvin Harrison Jr. before Week 6, sending a second-round pick in the deal. Expected to see increased usage after the bye, he instead played 32 snaps in the Week 9 win over the Los Angeles Chargers.

Nico Collins, Xavier Hutchinson and Tank Dell each played more snaps and ran more routes than Harrison. With C.J. Stroud playing well, the rotation makes Harrison difficult to trust, the article says.

Andrews’ production remains low

Andrews ranks TE29 in fantasy points per game, averaging 6.5. Among 35 tight ends with at least 25 targets in 2026, he has the third-lowest yards per reception, the ninth-lowest yards per route run and the highest drop rate.