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The Dog League: Week 10 Preview(2017 Season)

Get the Week 9 Review here. (Reminder: the Dog League is a custom fantasy football league run on NFL.com)






 Leaping Girl

Current Record: (3-6, 4th place)

Coming off of a win over the Tailwaggerz, Leaping Girl will look to move out of last place this week, but does face a tough Ridiculous Rascals team. She only made one move this week, finally dropping her Seahawks defense to bring in Matt Prater, with Justin Tucker out on bye. She also brought Jerick McKinnon back into her line-up for DeMarco Murray.

Week 10 Starting Line-Up(vs Ridiculous Rascals)

QB Drew Brees
RB LeSean McCoy
RB Jerick McKinnon
WR Dez Bryant
WR DeAndre Hopkins
TE Jimmy Graham
WR T.Y. Hilton
K Matt Prater
DEF Jacksonville Jaguars


Tailwaggerz

Current Record: (3-6, 3rd place)

In the midst of a three game losing streak, Tailwaggerz are very lucky not to have fallen into last place yet. The woes seem ready to continue this week, as they take on first place Tug of War. In terms of moves, they did make one, bringing the Panthers defense for the Eagles, as they are on bye. They also shifted up the starting line-up, taking out the suspended Mike Evans, letting Jordan Howard taking the flex spot, and bringing in Tom Brady and Le'Veon Bell for Alex Smith and Adrian Peterson.

Week 10 Starting Line-Up(vs Tug of War)

QB Tom Brady
RB Lamar Miller
RB Le'Veon Bell
WR Doug Baldwin
WR Michael Thomas
TE Evan Engram
RB Jordan Howard
K Wil Lutz
DEF Carolina Panthers


 Ridiculous Rascals

Current Record: (6-3, 2nd place)

The Ridiculous Rascals fell out of the top spot this week thanks to a loss to Tug of War which halted their winning streak. They'll look to get back on track this week against Leaping Girl, and they will bring out a very different line-up to do it. Starting off, with the Vikings coming back from bye, Kai Forbath resumed kicking duties, while his replacement Patrick Murray was dropped for teammate Adam Thielen. Brandin Cooks, Rob Gronkowski and Melvin Gordon all returned from bye, replacing Amari Cooper, Cameron Brate and Aaron Jones, respectively. With the Lions set for a juicy match-up against the Browns this week, Golden Tate replaces the on-bye Tyreek Hill while Matthew Stafford takes Dak Prescott's spot. Finally, the Texans defense were dropped for the Bears.

UPDATE: With Ezekiel Elliott now suspended until December, Mark Ingram has now moved up to the starting running back slot, while Adam Thielen takes the flex role.

Week 10 Starting Line-Up(vs Leaping Girl)

QB Matthew Stafford
RB Mark Ingram
RB Melvin Gordon
WR Golden Tate
WR Brandin Cooks
TE Rob Gronkowski
WR Adam Thielen
K Kai Forbath
DEF Chicago Bears


Tug of War

Current Recod: (6-3, 1st place)

Thanks to the tiebreaker, Tug of War is back in first place this week, and will now look to defend their spot. They made three waiver moves this week, dropping Will Fuller for Delanie Walker, as Kelce is on bye, Harrison Butker for Chris Boswell and the Cardinals defense for the Rams. With Kareem Hunt also on bye, he will be replaced by now active Leonard Fournette. Carlos Hyde replaces Devonta Freeman, while Antonio Brown returns to the line-up for A.J. Green.

 Week 10 Starting Line-Up(vs Tailwaggerz)

QB Russell Wilson
RB Todd Gurley
RB Leonard Fournette
WR Julio Jones
WR Antonio Brown
TE Delanie Walker
RB Carlos Hyde
K Chris Boswell
DEF Los Angeles Rams




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