The Worksheet, a fantasy football overview by Rich Hribar, breaking down everything you need to know for the Week 10 Carolina Panthers at Arizona Cardinals Sunday afternoon game.

CarolinaRank@ArizonaRank
10Spread-10
17.3Implied Total27.3
1926Points/Gm30.82
20.37Points All./Gm17.23
677Plays/Gm65.210
58.82Opp. Plays/Gm60.65
4.830Off. Yards/Play6.16
52Def. Yards/Play5.37
42.62%12Rush%48.38%4
57.38%21Pass%51.62%29
44.05%26Opp. Rush %38.17%8
55.95%7Opp. Pass %61.83%25
  • The Cardinals lead the NFL in expected points added per pass attempt (0.42) while the Panthers are 31st (-0.09).
  • The Cardinals are averaging 2.5 more yards per pass attempt than their opponent, the highest differential in the league.
  • The Panthers are first in the league in opponent success rate per dropback (42.3%) allowed.
  • Arizona is first in the league in points per drive (2.81) while Carolina is 29th (1.52).
  • The Cardinals lead the league in offensive touches per game (54.1).
  • Carolina is last in the NFL in points per play over the past three weeks.
  • Carolina wide receivers have a combined catch rate of 55.2%, the lowest in the NFL.
  • Over the past five weeks, Carolina is 31st in scoring rate per drive (26.7%), ahead of only the Texans.

Trust = spike production for that player
Bust = down-week production for that player’s standards

Quarterback

Kyler Murray: Murray’s status for Week 10 is still unclear per Kliff Kingsbury, so we will need to monitor his status throughout the week even though oddsmakers are treating things as if he will be active. Even if Murray does play, we should not anticipate that he will be running around while the matchup is not overly enticing for fantasy.

Murray has just 7.7 rushing points over the past five games played prior to his injury. That has made Murray reliant more on passing stats, which has also resulted in being the QB16 or lower in three of his past six games. Carolina is third in the league in passing points allowed per game (12.4). The Panthers have allowed high-scoring weeks to Dak Prescott (27.0 points) and Kirk Cousins (28.5 points) through the air as part of that sample, so there is still upside for Murray as a home favorite with a strong team total but carries volatility as a QB1 option. 

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