Fantasy Player Projections

Mark Sanchez

The Jets have been forced to pass in their past couple games, but Sanchez is still not a recommended fantasy starter. The Seahawks are tough against the pass and the run, and despite having two weeks to prepare for this game, Sanchez should have a troublesome Week 10.

Shonn Greene

Over Greene's past three games before the bye week, he had 292 rushing yards and four touchdowns. The Seahawks, however, are a top-five rushing defense, despite what Adrian Peterson did to them in Week 9.

Bilal Powell

Powell has missed a couple of games with a shoulder injury, but coming off a bye week, he will now have had nearly a month off. Even so, Shonn Greene has been good in his absence, making Powell a secondary option.

Jeremy Kerley

The Jets had targeted Kerley 22 times over his past two games before the bye week. Fantasy owners in PPR leagues should consider using him as a WR3, even against a tough Seahawks defense. Still, he only has one touchdown on the season.

Stephen Hill

Over Hill's past three games, the rookie has nine receptions for 107 yards and one touchdown. He has been targeted seven times in each of the past two games, but fantasy owners should look elsewhere when the Jets travel to Seattle.

Dustin Keller

In Keller's last two game before the bye week, he had 14 catches for 160 yards and a touchdown. He has earned top-12 fantasy tight end status going forward now that he's healthy again.

Nick Folk

Over the past five Jets games before the bye, Folk had six field goals and nine extra points. Folk has some big days, like when he kicked four field goals in Week 7 against the Patriots, but usually he's a fantasy dud.

The Jets have seven sacks, two interceptions and four forced fumbles in their past three games. The Seahawks are a tough running club, however, and they usually play well at home. Consider other fantasy options in Week 10.

Russell Wilson

Wilson has thrown five touchdown passes and one interception in his past two games, and now the rookie faces a Jets team that ranks in the top 10 against the pass. He's playing well, but there are better options.

Marshawn Lynch

With 124 rushing yards, Lynch was once again one of the top performers of the week. If your fantasy draft were held today, he'd likely be a top-eight pick. The Jets rank among the worst run defenses in the NFL.

Robert Turbin

Turbin had only 21 yards against the Vikings, but he continues to spell Marshawn Lynch in the Seahawks' backfield. He's a very good handcuff to a very good fantasy tailback.

Sidney Rice

Rice caught four passes for 54 yards and a touchdown against the Vikings -- and he now has three touchdown catches in his past four games. Rice faces a tough pass defense this week, but he has earned WR2 status in most 12-team leagues.

Golden Tate

Tate hauled in a pair of touchdown passes against Minnesota for one of the best games of his career. In two of the three games in which he has scored, Tate has tallied two touchdowns. The Jets are tough on wide receivers, though, which hurts Tate's Week 11 prospects.

Zach Miller

Miller caught two passes for 47 yards against the Vikings in Week 9. He has three or fewer catches in every game this season, and fantasy owners can do better elsewhere.

Steven Hauschka

For the third time in four weeks, Hauschka scored just six fantasy points. There are far too many other kicker options to even consider starting Hauschka.

The Seahawks forced two turnovers and recorded four sacks against the Vikings in Week 9. This unit has two or more sacks in six of nine games this season and should be a great start against the Jets in Week 10.