Devin Singletary, after leading the New York backfield in Week 9 against the 49ers, saw eight carries and ran fewer routes from Tracy, though he managed three catches to zero grabs for Tracy. Both Giants backs have been hurt by Jaxson Dart’s red zone rushing involvement. Against the Bears, Dart had two red zone rushing touchdowns. Russell Wilson potentially starting in Week 11 against Green Bay — Dart exited Week 10 with a head injury — could mean more pass volume and potentially more check downs for Tracy and Singletary.

After leading the New York backfield in Week 9 against the Niners, Singletary was the team’s distant RB2 in Week 10. Tyrone Tracy handled 14 carries for 71 yards and logged a route on 25 of the Giants’ 45 drop backs. Tracy did not catch either of his two targets on the day. Singletary, meanwhile, made the most of his eight pass routes thanks to a long fourth quarter catch and run. The Giants won’t be in position to establish the run very often, meaning Singletary will have a tough time seeing fantasy-viable volume. He’s a deep league bench stash for now.

Loveland trailed only Rome Odunze in receiving yardage while running a route on 26 of the team’s 38 drop backs on the day. Cole Kmet, returning from a back injury, logged 25 routes and had two targets. Loveland now has 16 targets over his past three games as a secondary weapon in the run-heavy Bears offense. Loveland should be viewed as a workable streaming option in Week 11 against the Vikings.

Beyond a long catch and run by Devin Singletary, Wilson couldn’t get anything going through the air after coming into the game following Jaxson Dart’s third quarter head injury. Wilson appeared flustered and missed a couple easy throws in the game’s final drive. He should be picked up in superflex formats ahead of the Giants’ Week 11 game against the Packes, though he should only be used as a desperation option.

Robinson once again led the Giants in targets (11) though it didn’t amount to much against a middling Chicago defense. Robinson now has at least 11 targets in three of his past four games in a Giants offense that often finds itself in second half catch up mode. Robinson profiles as a weekly WR3 option in PPR formats. The Giants’ pass volume could see an uptick in Week 11 if Jaxson Dart is sidelined with a concussion, leaving Russell Wilson as the starter.

You may be wondering how that statline came in a victory. Fields had not one, but two special teams touchdowns to thank, while Breece Hall turned on the afterburners after Fields diagnosed a zero blitz correctly and got the ball to his pass-catching back. Hall was then off to the races for a 42-yard “receiving score.” Best play, etc. but Fields would have finished with *zero* net yards passing had his Hall attempt fallen incomplete, as he took three sacks for 12 yards. It didn’t help that Garrett Wilson aggravated his knee injury and failed to finish the contest, but that was more than halfway through an already dreadful performance. The short week is not a good time to make a quarterback change, but Gang Green will probably consider Tyrod Taylor for Thursday evening against the Patriots.

Lawrence’s fourth-quarter line as the Jaguars tried to protect a dwindling 29-17 win was: 0-for-1, 0 yards, three sacks. Woof. There are excuses to be made — the run game also wasn’t producing, it’s a great defense, nobody on the team he’s used to throwing to besides Parker Washington — but nothing said more than Liam Coen slamming the call sheet on the ground after Lawrence’s game-sealing fumble-six when 10 or so yards would have bought them a go-ahead field goal attempt. Lawrence will get the Chargers next Sunday in a battle that could determine a lot about the AFC Wild Card picture. The Jaguars will need better than this to win that game.

Johnson, who missed practice time this week with a shoulder issue, had another solid outing as Jaxson Dart’s middle-of-the-field target. He now has at least three catches in three straight games. On Sunday against Chicago, Johnson ran a route on 36 of the Giants’ 45 drop backs and was second among New York pass catchers in targets (trailing Wan’Dale Robinson). TE Daniel Bellinger, meanwhile, ran 25 routes and had two targets. Johnson will be a viable streaming play in Week 11 against the Packers.

He added three carries for 30 yards and another touchdown — a scramble on third-and-goal with less than a minute left that gave the Texans their first lead of the game. The Texans were dead to rights in this game, down 29-10 with a minute left in the third quarter, then reeled off 20 straight points to take the lead and won the game on a walkoff pick-six by Sheldon Rankins. We’d like to tell you that this was a marked change of play — and Mills did make some nice throws — but largely the Jaguars got kicked around up front by the Texans and Mills was able to take sideline curls and middle-of-the-field throws with aplomb. We imagine he’ll remain on the low end of the QB2 superflex discussion in Week 11 on a short week against the Bills — assuming C.J. Stroud doesn’t clear concussion protocol by then — but this was much more ceiling than we imagined Mills to have today.

Swift split the backfield workload with Kyle Monangai in the first half but took over as the clear lead back in the second half. Monangai ended his day with seven rushes for 28 yards and a red zone touchdown run; he was targeted once but did not have a catch. Swift logged 26 pass routes to 17 for Monangai. Swift appeared recovered from the groin injury that sidelined him last week against the Bengals. He’ll be a decent RB2 in Week 11 against the Vikings, a run funnel defense.