We're officially past the halfway point of the NFL season, meaning we are also heading into the home stretch of the fantasy campaign.
If you're in the cellar of your league, then it's probably time to take things a little less seriously, maybe find ways to have some fun with your lineup.
But if you're still firmly in the mix, then you can ill afford to make bad decisions as to which players to slot into the starting spots.
As always, Stats Perform is here to provide a helping hand with a look at four offensive players and a defense worthy of selection in Week 10.
Quarterback: Derek Carr, Las Vegas Raiders vs. Kansas City Chiefs
Do not let the Chiefs' performance against the Aaron Rodgers-less Green Bay Packers fool you.
Yes, the Chiefs have improved somewhat on defense of late, but they are still one of the league's worst at defending the pass.
They have given up 7.49 yards per pass play this season, while the Raiders are fifth in yards per pass play on offense (7.40).
No quarterback in the NFL has attempted more passes of 21 air yards or more than Carr (41), and he is averaging 16.4 yards per attempt on those throws.
Motivated to bounce back and claim a key win in the division after a shock loss to the New York Giants, expect Carr to be aggressive and, crucially, successful in attacking a vulnerable opponent.
Running Back: James Conner, Arizona Cardinals vs. Carolina Panthers
Conner leads the NFL in touchdowns with 11 after his hat-trick in the Cardinals' win over the San Francisco 49ers last week.
He will likely get the bulk of the workload in the run game for at least the next few weeks, Chase Edmonds having gone down with an ankle injury at San Francisco.
His next assignment is a Panthers defense that has given up 100 yards rushing in three of their past four games. Back him to produce and find the endzone again at home.
Wide Receiver: Chris Godwin, Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Washington Football Team
Back off the bye and ready to mount a charge for the one seed in the NFC, the Bucs could hardly ask for a better opponent.
Washington's pass defense has conceded 109 plays of 10 yards or more this season. Only the Indianapolis Colts (110) and Miami Dolphins (112) have been more generous in that regard.
Leading Tampa Bay with 69 targets so far this season and with Antonio Brown unlikely to feature, Godwin is the top candidate to be the latest wideout to capitalise significantly on Washington's unexpected defensive frailties.
Tight End: Pat Freiermuth, Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Detroit Lions
Freiermuth may be the answer to fantasy managers' prayers when it comes to the famously top-heavy tight end position.
He has emerged as a key weapon for Ben Roethlisberger in recent weeks, scoring three touchdowns in his past two games.
A matchup with a Detroit defense giving up the most yards per pass play in the NFL (8.28) could provide a recipe for a career day.
Defense: Cleveland Browns @ New England Patriots
The Browns defense did an excellent job frustrating Joe Burrow and Co. in their thumping win over the Cincinnati Bengals last week.
This week, they get a favourable matchup in the form of the Patriots. Yes, the Pats are 5-4, but they rank 20th in yards per play (5.46), are tied sixth for the most giveaways (14) and lead the league with 60 negative plays on offense.
Look for Cleveland's defense to enjoy another successful day on the road.