Fantasy Football Today Beyond the Box Score Week 10 Start/Sit Help | Mastering YOUR Fantasy Football Matchups
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Nov 6, 2025 Ryan Heath, a fantasy football analyst known for his matchup expertise, joins Max Toscano, a tight-end specialist and X's-and-O's guru. They dive deep into Colston Loveland's potential as a three-down tight end and discuss how NFL teams adjust to heavy personnel. Max highlights the evolution of inline blocking TEs and previews Week 10 rankings for tight ends, running backs, and wide receivers. The duo also analyzes matchup opportunities for players like Alec Pierce and Zay Flowers, providing actionable insights for fantasy managers.
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Loveland Is A Developmental Three-Down TE
- Colson Loveland projects as a developmental three-down tight end because of size, route chops, and his team's run-blocking identity.
- Max expects his receiving volume to rise as his inline blocking improves and coaches trust him more in base personnel.
Run Reputation Forces Base Personnel
- Teams with a run-heavy reputation force opponents into base personnel to defend tight end-heavy formations.
- Seattle's use of big tight ends creates formation-driven mismatches that keep opponents from easily playing nickel.
Use Personnel Clues To Set Start/Sit
- If an offense shows two big tight ends, expect defenses to avoid nickel and accept size disadvantages in the box.
- Start tight ends who create that personnel stress because they often open both run seams and favorable passing looks.