The Best FPL Captain Picks for Gameweek 10

The armband conversation in Gameweek 10 has to account for fixture, form, and projected output. Ezri Konsa scores well across all three: a Easy rated tie against Hull City (H), 9.2 points per game over the last six gameweeks, and 9.2 expected points from the model. Owned by 22.9% of managers, this is a mainstream captaincy pick, which means getting it right protects rank, and getting it wrong means losing ground to most of the field. The data makes the case clearly.

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The model has Francisco Evanilson projected at 8.5 expected points for Gameweek 10, placing them near the top of the captaincy table this week. Recent form of 8.5 points per game over the last six gameweeks backs the projection rather than fighting it. Against Ipswich Town (A), rated Easy for difficulty, the underlying numbers are pointing in the right direction. At 17.8% ownership, doubling their score with the armband could be one of the bigger rank-climbing opportunities of the gameweek.

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Gabriel lines up against Hull City (H) in Gameweek 10, a fixture rated Easy for difficulty. The model projects 8.2 expected points, and 8.2 points per game over the last six gameweeks shows consistent involvement rather than fluke output. Owned by 24.4% of FPL managers, getting the captaincy right here affects rank relative to the bulk of the field. If Gabriel delivers a double-figure return, those without the armband will feel it.

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The armband conversation in Gameweek 10 has to account for fixture, form, and projected output. Nicolas Jackson scores well across all three: a Medium rated tie against Man Utd (A), 8.2 points per game over the last six gameweeks, and 8.2 expected points from the model. Owned by 25.8% of managers, this is a mainstream captaincy pick, which means getting it right protects rank, and getting it wrong means losing ground to most of the field. The data makes the case clearly.

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The model has Maxim De Cuyper projected at 7.8 expected points for Gameweek 10, placing them near the top of the captaincy table this week. Recent form of 7.8 points per game over the last six gameweeks backs the projection rather than fighting it. Against Brentford (H), rated Medium for difficulty, the underlying numbers are pointing in the right direction. At 44.9% ownership, doubling their score with the armband could be one of the bigger rank-climbing opportunities of the gameweek.

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Erling Haaland lines up against Nott'm Forest (A) in Gameweek 10, a fixture rated Easy for difficulty. The model projects 7.2 expected points, and 7.2 points per game over the last six gameweeks shows consistent involvement rather than fluke output. Owned by 79.0% of FPL managers, getting the captaincy right here affects rank relative to the bulk of the field. If Erling Haaland delivers a double-figure return, those without the armband will feel it.

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The armband conversation in Gameweek 10 has to account for fixture, form, and projected output. Jan Paul Van Hecke scores well across all three: a Medium rated tie against Leeds (A), 7.2 points per game over the last six gameweeks, and 7.2 expected points from the model. Owned by 11.1% of managers, this is a mainstream captaincy pick, which means getting it right protects rank, and getting it wrong means losing ground to most of the field. The data makes the case clearly.

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The model has Yasin Ayari projected at 7.0 expected points for Gameweek 10, placing them near the top of the captaincy table this week. Recent form of 7.0 points per game over the last six gameweeks backs the projection rather than fighting it. Against Brentford (H), rated Medium for difficulty, the underlying numbers are pointing in the right direction. At 1.4% ownership, doubling their score with the armband could be one of the bigger rank-climbing opportunities of the gameweek.

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Declan Rice lines up against Hull City (H) in Gameweek 10, a fixture rated Easy for difficulty. The model projects 6.8 expected points, and 6.8 points per game over the last six gameweeks shows consistent involvement rather than fluke output. Owned by 12.3% of FPL managers, getting the captaincy right here affects rank relative to the bulk of the field. If Declan Rice delivers a double-figure return, those without the armband will feel it.

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The armband conversation in Gameweek 10 has to account for fixture, form, and projected output. James Hill scores well across all three: a Easy rated tie against Ipswich Town (A), 6.5 points per game over the last six gameweeks, and 6.5 expected points from the model. Owned by 2.5% of managers, this is a mainstream captaincy pick, which means getting it right protects rank, and getting it wrong means losing ground to most of the field. The data makes the case clearly.

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The model has Luka Vuskovic projected at 6.5 expected points for Gameweek 10, placing them near the top of the captaincy table this week. Recent form of 6.5 points per game over the last six gameweeks backs the projection rather than fighting it. Against Brentford (H), rated Medium for difficulty, the underlying numbers are pointing in the right direction. At 7.3% ownership, doubling their score with the armband could be one of the bigger rank-climbing opportunities of the gameweek.

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Neto lines up against Sunderland (A) in Gameweek 10, a fixture rated Medium for difficulty. The model projects 6.5 expected points, and 6.5 points per game over the last six gameweeks shows consistent involvement rather than fluke output. Owned by 4.9% of FPL managers, getting the captaincy right here affects rank relative to the bulk of the field. If Neto delivers a double-figure return, those without the armband will feel it.

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The armband conversation in Gameweek 10 has to account for fixture, form, and projected output. Johan Manzambi scores well across all three: a Medium rated tie against Man Utd (A), 6.0 points per game over the last six gameweeks, and 6.0 expected points from the model. Owned by 7.0% of managers, this is a mainstream captaincy pick, which means getting it right protects rank, and getting it wrong means losing ground to most of the field. The data makes the case clearly.

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The model has Marcus Tavernier projected at 6.0 expected points for Gameweek 10, placing them near the top of the captaincy table this week. Recent form of 6.0 points per game over the last six gameweeks backs the projection rather than fighting it. Against Ipswich Town (A), rated Easy for difficulty, the underlying numbers are pointing in the right direction. At 27.5% ownership, doubling their score with the armband could be one of the bigger rank-climbing opportunities of the gameweek.

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Silva lines up against Ipswich Town (A) in Gameweek 10, a fixture rated Easy for difficulty. The model projects 6.0 expected points, and 6.0 points per game over the last six gameweeks shows consistent involvement rather than fluke output. Owned by 2.4% of FPL managers, getting the captaincy right here affects rank relative to the bulk of the field. If Silva delivers a double-figure return, those without the armband will feel it.

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The armband conversation in Gameweek 10 has to account for fixture, form, and projected output. Jack Rudoni scores well across all three: a Medium rated tie against Everton (A), 6.0 points per game over the last six gameweeks, and 6.0 expected points from the model. Owned by 0.9% of managers, this is a mainstream captaincy pick, which means getting it right protects rank, and getting it wrong means losing ground to most of the field. The data makes the case clearly.

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The model has Alex Iwobi projected at 6.0 expected points for Gameweek 10, placing them near the top of the captaincy table this week. Recent form of 6.0 points per game over the last six gameweeks backs the projection rather than fighting it. Against Newcastle (H), rated Medium for difficulty, the underlying numbers are pointing in the right direction. At 1.4% ownership, doubling their score with the armband could be one of the bigger rank-climbing opportunities of the gameweek.

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Oli McBurnie lines up against Arsenal (A) in Gameweek 10, a fixture rated Very Hard for difficulty. The model projects 5.8 expected points, and 5.8 points per game over the last six gameweeks shows consistent involvement rather than fluke output. Owned by 1.7% of FPL managers, getting the captaincy right here affects rank relative to the bulk of the field. If Oli McBurnie delivers a double-figure return, those without the armband will feel it.

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The armband conversation in Gameweek 10 has to account for fixture, form, and projected output. Riccardo Calafiori scores well across all three: a Easy rated tie against Hull City (H), 5.5 points per game over the last six gameweeks, and 5.5 expected points from the model. Owned by 47.9% of managers, this is a mainstream captaincy pick, which means getting it right protects rank, and getting it wrong means losing ground to most of the field. The data makes the case clearly.

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The model has Igor Thiago projected at 5.5 expected points for Gameweek 10, placing them near the top of the captaincy table this week. Recent form of 5.5 points per game over the last six gameweeks backs the projection rather than fighting it. Against Brighton (A), rated Hard for difficulty, the underlying numbers are pointing in the right direction. At 9.2% ownership, doubling their score with the armband could be one of the bigger rank-climbing opportunities of the gameweek.

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Julio Enciso lines up against Bournemouth (H) in Gameweek 10, a fixture rated Medium for difficulty. The model projects 5.5 expected points, and 5.5 points per game over the last six gameweeks shows consistent involvement rather than fluke output. Owned by 1.0% of FPL managers, getting the captaincy right here affects rank relative to the bulk of the field. If Julio Enciso delivers a double-figure return, those without the armband will feel it.

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The armband conversation in Gameweek 10 has to account for fixture, form, and projected output. Jérémy Doku scores well across all three: a Easy rated tie against Nott'm Forest (A), 5.5 points per game over the last six gameweeks, and 5.5 expected points from the model. Owned by 4.6% of managers, this is a mainstream captaincy pick, which means getting it right protects rank, and getting it wrong means losing ground to most of the field. The data makes the case clearly.

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The model has Benjamin White projected at 5.2 expected points for Gameweek 10, placing them near the top of the captaincy table this week. Recent form of 5.2 points per game over the last six gameweeks backs the projection rather than fighting it. Against Hull City (H), rated Easy for difficulty, the underlying numbers are pointing in the right direction. At 4.7% ownership, doubling their score with the armband could be one of the bigger rank-climbing opportunities of the gameweek.

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Adrien Truffert lines up against Ipswich Town (A) in Gameweek 10, a fixture rated Easy for difficulty. The model projects 5.2 expected points, and 5.2 points per game over the last six gameweeks shows consistent involvement rather than fluke output. Owned by 3.2% of FPL managers, getting the captaincy right here affects rank relative to the bulk of the field. If Adrien Truffert delivers a double-figure return, those without the armband will feel it.

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The armband conversation in Gameweek 10 has to account for fixture, form, and projected output. Morgan Rogers scores well across all three: a Medium rated tie against Sunderland (A), 5.2 points per game over the last six gameweeks, and 5.2 expected points from the model. Owned by 52.4% of managers, this is a mainstream captaincy pick, which means getting it right protects rank, and getting it wrong means losing ground to most of the field. The data makes the case clearly.

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